This is a roundup of all the Titanium Mobile development news I’ve gathered from the Twittersphere and Interwebs for the past week.
News
Celebrating 450,000 mobile devs! Appcelerator gives thanks and takes a look at how far they’ve come so far.
Check out the Appcelerator April Developer newsletter.
The Dev blog posted a interview with OpenRest. With the help of Titanium, they have built hundreds of apps that use their online ordering system.
Appcelerator CEO Jeff Haynie has a video from the Silicon-Valley-Bank-CEO-Summit. He comments on the history of Appcelerator and has some advice for Startups.
No More Ugly Enterprise Apps. An Appcelerator webinar on continuous mobile innovation.
Tips
Add your custom iOS fonts via tiapp.xml to save you from editing your Info.plist.
Dill Dawson gives us another reason why Appcelerator Titanium custom modules comes in handy for performance.
Making it easy to port your apps to TiZen: A promotion from appbackr for Titanium developers.
A Vine like camera trick that allows you to record video and includes a progress bar.
Here’s a plug-and-play CommonJS social sharing library for Titanium.
A gist of a Alloy and Firefox OS cross-domain http quick hack.
Javascript objects and arrays for beginners using Appcelerator Titanium.
New Titanium Book published from Darren Cope: Application Development by Example Beginner’s Guide.
Simple PHP script to find unused styles in your Titanium Mobile Alloy Project.
John Jardin shared his Chapter 2: Understanding the Titanium Framework on his blog.
Modules and Widgets
Newly added “SearchForPlaces” Alloy widget at Alloylove.com.
A simple TiAlloy widget for creating an easy-to-style and set-up a loading mask.
A CommonJS module to spin a view in Titanium.
Want to use RTWworld with Appcelerator Titanium? It’s now available on Android and iOS.
Apps
None this week that I know of :)
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Jeff
