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Migrating Appcelerator Titanium 1.8 app to 2.0
In my Getting Started with Appcelerator Titanium post, I mentioned about an exception I am encountering when selecting the version 2.0 of Appcelerator Titanium. /build/iphone/Classes/NetworkModule.m:252:44: error: use of undeclared identifier ‘UIRemoteNotificationTypeNewsstandContentAvailability’ Apparently, this is being caused by an incompatible XCode…
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RubyMotion Would Scratch my Programming Itch
RubyMotion is making a lot of news in the technology scene lately and for good reason. It makes developing IOS apps extremely easy. I use Appcelerator Titanium as my mobile development environment of choice, where my workflow is Edit the file…
Create the Database API in Appcelerator Titanium
If you came to this post through Google or through other means, you can get the code for the previous post using the following git command. $ git clone git@github.com:HugeAim/titanium-list-app.git$ git checkout part5 In this series you learned how to…
Posted in Javascript, Titanium
Using SQLite Database with Titanium Mobile
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Add/Delete Items in the List with Titanium Mobile
In a previous posts, you learned about creating a simple list application. If you came to this post through Google or through other means, you can get the code for the previous post using the following git command. $ git…
Grouping the Table View in Titanium Mobile
In my previous posts, you learned how to create a simple list using the Table View component of Titanium. If you came to this post through Google or through other means, you can get the code for the previous post…
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