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Building iPhone and Android apps with Javascript!

December 20, 2009 in Gadgets, Tech, Usability by Brandon Corbin

Last month I found Titanium, a powerfully simple platform that helps you build native iPhone and Adroid apps (mac, linux and windows too)  with only HTML, CSS and Javascript – the designers coding trifecta.

Titanium has helped fulfill a fantasy of mine dating back to 2007 when I got my first iPhone. The freedom to build my own personal portable web enabled software. Unfortunately, I found Objective-CCocoa” drastically different from anything I have done before – and thus never  found the passion to learn it. So my personal iPhone apps dream died, until last month. Thanks guys!

Titanium is FREE and runs on Mac, Windows and Linux – (I’m pretty sure you will need a Mac to build iPhone apps).

Download Titanium Developer Software

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jQuery Still Amazes Me After 3 Years

November 16, 2009 in Tech by Brandon Corbin

One of the things I’ve been wanting to mess around with for some time is the Flickr API, mainly because I upload a boatload of pics to the service. Chris Heilmann posted a really great tutorial on pulling back pics using JSON and plain ole JavaScript. I have to admit that it was insanely easy and Chris, as always, did a great job of breaking it down.

Continue Reading jQuery Still Amazes Me After 3 Years by  Rey Bango.

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