... ;s note: This is a guest post from the crew at Appcelerator. We've been collaborating with Appcelerator to integrate YQL into the Titanium ... YQL services into a native iPhone or Android app using Appcelerator Titanium. We’ve been working with Yahoo! recently and are excited to ... Titanium, in this case accessing Flickr photos through YQL on an iPhone: Appcelerator Titanium + Yahoo YQL ...

... people have asked "how could you forget.. this company or that?" OK, Appcelerator was an oversight, but as far as the others, they just weren't on my radar. Here's a few of the ones that received multiple mentions: ... A DIY solution for making a mobile storefront for iPhone. Appcelerator: Like Rhomobile and PhoneGap, you do need to code, but you don't need to know Objective C. ...

... for me–I dislike Adobe, Adobe Air, and I doubt Adobe Air will install on Fedora. Then there is Appcelerator formerly known only as “Titanium” from what I can remember. Appcelerator’s iPhone emulator (at least in the demo video) looks realistic. So many UI hooks, doesn’t look like much fun. Reminds me of Windows development. How ...

It might seem a crazy idea to implement a jpeg encoder in JavaScript and in fact, it is! I did it because of another little project of mine, which is about a way to support alpha-transparency in jpeg images (using basically two images: a normal jpeg and a greyscale mask). I wanted to code a tool to create these images with Appcelerator Titanium, but I had a problem:

... To Make Good Object-Oriented Code Better Symfony Blog: Why will Symfony 2.0 finally use PHP 5.3? Brandon Savage's Blog: Micro Optimizations That Don't Matter Community News: Appcelerator Now Includes PHP Support Mike Bernat's Blog: How SHOULD developers answer questions? IBuildings Blog: DPC Podcast - Web Accessibility (Christian Wenz) Web Development Blog: Integrate your MailChimp ...

... that are compiled for a specific platform but that use Web technologies for the user interface. This has the most potential. The most prominent one currently is PhoneGap. Other solutions include Appcelerator and Rhomobile, which uses the Ruby on Rails Web development language. These technologies, all open sourced, enable developers to write back-end processes in the native code and all of ...