As I've written about previously (although far from as much as I hoped to), I'm teaching a course at Linnaeus University on Advanced JavaScript for RIA creation. In the course, parallell to creating a RIA, the students are also tasked with doing a deepdive into a related subject of their own choosing (most often on a technology employed in the RIA creation).
Because I'm still working...
First and foremost, Jacob attended Appcelerator's CodeStrong conference. He promised a blogpost about that, but I'm not holding my breath! At the conference, Jacob gave a talk about Kranium, Krawaller's new utility library for Titanium development. The video is available here. He promised a blogpost about Kranium too!
Together with good friends Alexander and Nicklas, we participated...
During a recent app project, I felt constantly hampered by not having a strong enough ninjutsu understanding of laying out things in a Titanium app. How does horizontal and vertical layout actually work? What's the difference between a View, a ScrollView and a ScrollableView? When having too much content to show on screen, do I want the parent or child to scroll? What happens when I have a scrolling...
While waiting for my younger brother to post some long-promised content, I thought I'd give a quick overview of our design flow iPad usage. When I first got my pad, I bought it mainly as a testing device, not really anticipating to use it as an actual productivity tool. Because let's face it, in what fields could it possibly bester my trusted MacBook Pro?
In quite a few, as it turned out! Obvious...
Up until recently, like so many other lost souls, we've followed the same Titanium application structure as Appcelerator's KitchenSink application. In this paradigm, when you want to open a new window, you'd typically do something like this:
Inside somefile.js the window would be populated with controls, using the Ti.UI.currentWindow reference. We can access the...
Update: As Tradera finally saw sense and ported the eBay app, we're pulling the Auktionera app from the App Store! One has to choose one's battles...
As Jacob wrote the Livetanium post 2 months ago, I remember us vowing to keep up the pace in the content flow to this blog. That was, as stated, two months ago, and this place has been tumbleweeding ever since. Epic fail...
We're proud to announce our latest experiment - Livetanium - realtime prototyping for Titanium Mobile.
Made out of titanium, nodejs and unicorns, our Livetanium library lets you code Titanium Mobile apps and see changes in realtime. It uses a nodejs server to pipe filechanges to...
We are proud to announce the release of our latest creation; the official app for the magnificent metal band Tristania!
To get a feel for the app, please peruse the screenshots below:
Back in April, Yahoo's JavaScript guru Stoyan Stefanov set a very ambitious goal for himself; to publish 5 books before the end of the year. An amazing feat, even when accounting for his generous definition of the task.
So, how did he fare? Well:
The PromoteJS project strives to make a web search for JavaScript documentation yield better results than snippets from '95 full of bad advice, and W3Schools syntax definitions void of explanation. This is done through promoting Mozilla Development Center's splendid JavaScript documentation.
It's a fair guess that the readers of this blog already know all about this stuff (if not...
