appcelerator

Aren't tools like RubyMotion, Appcelerator and their ilk kinda similar to Wasabi in terms of what they do?

Today I’m happy to invite one and all to try Arrow and the Appcelerator Platform—no more waiting list.

For example, Appcelerator (my mobile tech of choice) has a small (but decent) community that is active with their own slack channel (ti-slack.slack.com).

I've been building on Appcelerator for the last 4 months on some basic apps, and it works pretty well.

There are lot of options for this track besides react like ionic, phoneGap, appcelerator, telerik, meteor and there are few more.

This week, Appcelerator have announced their new pricing structure ($39 per month) and are pushing a new service called Arrow for managing your back end.

Except appcelerator has android support and has been around for longer.

By Jeff Haynie May 21, 2015 @ 12:20pm Since introducing Appcelerator Arrow as part of our Platform 4.0 launch in early April, demand has been… big.

How does Nativescript compare to Appcelerator Titanium or React Native?

I read that Appcelerator Titanium and NativeScript are a much better way.

To be fair, Appcelerator used to be awful.

Has anyone compared React Native to Appcelerator Titanium?

Appcelerator (and things like it) generally make "Hello World" super easy and even the first week or two will be awesome.

Edit: Appcelerator's Titanium product is an incredibly easy way to write simple, native mobile apps.

If anyone here has tried out Titanium by Appcelerator, I'd very much like to know how your experience was.

I haven't used the others, but Appcelerator's Titanium compiles to native code and allows you to hook in native modules.