Tag Archives: developer
Titanium Studio and Titanium Mobile 1.7
Titanium Studio: will this change anything? It is a big step, and offers something I really missed while working with Titanium in the past: integrated debugging. I think I will rather stay with XCode and code native Objective-C. Link: Introducing Titanium Studio and Titanium Mobile 1.7.
Step back and watch what the “normals” do
“We as developer must remember that we are not the target for 99% of the software that is written. We are not the final judge on what will or will not work. If anything, we are the last people that should have an opinion on what is good or bad. We should be the ones [...]
Date from ISO 8601 string
Javascript is full of surprises and browser compatibility is even more exciting. For some reason, I thought all browsers or Javascript engines had support for creating dates from ISO 8601 strings. Like this: var myDate = new Date("2010-09-21T02:57:00Z"); console.log(myDate); // Mon Sep 20 2010 19:57:00 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time) Turns out that does not work [...]
MooTools Core for Server and Mobile Development
One of the best things of MooTools is that it is very modular, from the core itself. This means you don’t need to include all core elements in your projects if you don’t want or don’t need some modules. For example, you may not want to include Array or Function, if you don’t need any [...]
List of iPhone SDK & XCode packages
Lately I’ve been developing Android and iPhone apps with Titanium Developer and also switching from on Mac to another. At the end I ended up with a computer that only had the latest iOS 4 SDK. Thus, I couldn’t compile anymore apps for my 3G iPhone with OS 3.1.3. Fortunately, the old versions of XCode [...]
Titanium Developer: love and hate
I’ve been using Titanium Developer for a while now, since I installed it to do some mobile app research one or two months ago. But up until now I barely used it again other than to maintain a desktop app I created for a game, which thanks to Titanium runs in both Mac and PC. [...]
