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1. Native Android development and then porting my app to iOS later.
2. Appcellerator's Titanium
3. Phone Gap
I work at a company that develops native apps. I have seen how much time
Think of it as a freemium business model. The base product is given away for free. More advanced features are available for purchase.
AZAD has an exciting opportunity for Senior Android Software Engineers to
join our team of professionals. You will be responsible for the design and
development of a complex application for Android tablets.
The ideal candidates will possess the following experience and
The answer to these questions isn't a framework. The answer is It Depends™. It depends on what you're trying to do.
For quite some time, you've been unable to download an app without using an embedded webview as the iOS App Store is all web views:
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Sent: Sunday, June 9, 2013 1:07 PM
To: mobile-portland@googlegroups.c om
A little over a year ago, I was looking at different cross-platform mobile technologies. It seemed that the front-runners were Appcelerator's Titanium and PhoneGap. I loved the concept of PhoneGap since I come from a web development background, but its performance on Android 3.2 was not acceptable. Titanium offers native performance, but I always wondered what the gotcha's would be with Titanium.
I realize most of you are waiting to build Windows Store Apps until after there are a sufficient number of devices out there to justify your efforts. Especially when you consider the existing opportunities with iOS and Android (both Google Play and Amazon). I can't say that I blame you. However, this is a great opportunity to get into the Store early. Regardless of what any of us believe, the next version of Windows 8 "Blue" will be selling lots of devices later this year. It does take a little to ramp up with the new Windows 8 design paradigm. Now is a great time to start, especially considering that the BUILD conference is only a month away (when the details and changes with "Blue" will be released).