6 Ways Being a Titanium Dev is Like Being a Native Mobile Dev

It’s 2016, and Titanium has come a long way. Recently, Appcelerator, the company that makes Titanium, has just been acquired by Axway. Titanium has become one of the best, most comprehensive, native cross platform mobile technologies out there, with perhaps only React-Native catching up very quickly. Even so, there are still many misconceptions about Titanium that exist today — misconceptions that keep developers and companies from fully utilizing Titanium’s power.

infoGuide Launches GTO Guide App

My product company, infoGuide Apps, has launched the first mobile app in our series of classic car apps – “Classic GTO Guide powered by infoGuide”. It’s available for download on the App Store and Google Play, and of course, it was built on the Appcelerator Titanium platform. It’s free and if you like it, please support our business by writing a review. 🙂

Below is a re-blog of the post, which appeared originally on the infoGuide Apps website.

Displaying Clickable Text Across Platforms in Titanium

Displaying a clickable URL in your mobile app is a common use case. You may wish to add links within your mobile app to take the user to a company website, for example.

Cross Platform Nav Controller Compatible with Ti 3.2

Happy new year, dear readers! Boy, the past month has been a little crazy. Appcelerator recently deprecated the Titanium.UI.iPhone.NavigationGroup API as of Titanium 3.2.

In Memoriam: Color Wisdom

Color Wisdom Cards by Tori Hartman, the mobile app that I developed for Plebeian Apps, has been taken off the iTunes and Nook markets.