Modules and open source
by Benjamin Bahrenburg
Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook
- Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Patterns and Platform Tools
- 2. Cross-platform UI
- 3. Using Databases and Managing Files
- Introduction
- Accessing your database's Ti.Filesystem
- DbTableChecker SQLite table existence checking
- Recursively handling files using Dossier
- Tuning your SQLite database for maximum performance
- Data access using DbLazyProvider
- NoSQL using MongloDb
- 4. Interacting with Web Services
- 5. Charting and Documents
- 6. Using Location Services
- 7. Threads, Queues, and Message Passing
- Introduction
- Queuing multiple downloads
- Launching one app from another
- Cross-platform URL schemes
- Opening your Android app with BOOT_COMPLETED
- iOS Multithreading using Web Workers
- 8. Basic Security Approaches
- 9. App Security Using Encryption and Other Techniques
- A. Titanium Resources
- Index
Appcelerator has built a strong open source community around the Titanium mobile platform. A majority of the Titanium mobile ecosystem is open source, including the Titanium SDK itself. This open source community provides a wonderful resource to learn and enhance your Titanium development processes. The following sections discuss a few key Titanium open source projects.
Appcelerator's Github repository contains all open source solutions including Titanium mobile provided by Appcelerator. These repositories provide an up-to-the-minute status on a majority of Appcelerator's products, including new features and updates.
View all of Appcelerator's open source solutions at https://github.com/appcelerator.
The Titanium mobile SDK is open source under the Apache 2 license and available on Github. Titanium is built using the same module API as third-party modules leverage. Because of this, viewing the Titanium SDK code provides insight into the practices for developing such modules. Having the code available provides a powerful learning opportunity for Titanium developers as they are able to see how their JavaScript interacts with the underlying platform.
View the source for the Titanium mobile SDK at https://github.com/appcelerator/titanium_mobile.
A key feature of Titanium mobile is the ability to support third-party modules. All of the modules used in this book are open source and available on Github. In addition to those modules offered by third parties, Appcelerator provides a large set of community modules available at https://github.com/appcelerator/titanium_modules.
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