Titanium Alloy Framework

AlloyMVC Framework for Titanium mobile

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• Karthi Ponnusamy

• Mobile Developer @anubavam

• Titanium Certified Mobile Developer(TCMD)

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Agenda

Appcelerator Titanium Mobile - Intro

CodeStrong 2012

Alloy

Appcelerator Titanium Mobile

Framework for build native mobile, desktop and web apps

Support multiple platform in single code base

Develop native mobile apps using your web skills

Open source

Extend Titanium

Tons of Features

CodeStrong

Mobile developer conference

Meet other mobile developers and companies

Meet Appcelerator executives and engineers

Boot camp for mobile developers

Moments of CodeStrong 2012

Windows 8 Platform support

Appc Partnership with DENSO Corporation and AT&T

One-year anniversary of Open Marketplace

Titanium SDK 3.0

Alloy MVC framework

Lanica Platino - Game engine for Titanium

What is Alloy?

Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern Model - Database interface View - User interface - Presentation Layer Controller - Interacts with data and updates the view

- Respond to user interaction

Component-oriented application framework Create reusable components Open source

Why Alloy?

Structure your Titanium applications

Separates presentation layer

Speed up development

Code organization - Easy to maintain

Code re-use

Requirements & Supported Platform

Titanium SDK 2.1 or greater Node.js 0.6.3 or greater

Development support - OSX and Windows (Linux support in progress)

Android - 2.2 (API8) or greater iPad - 4.2 or greater iPhone - 4.2 or greater

Getting Start

Alloy Quick start Guide - http://bit.ly/alloyqs

Alloy Google Group - http://bit.ly/alloy_group

Alloy on Github - https://github.com/appcelerator/alloy

Wiki Docs - http://bit.ly/alloy_docs

Install Alloy

Download or update Titanium Studio to V3.0http://bit.ly/alloy_development

Install from terminal$sudo npm install alloy -g

New Alloy Project

In Ti Studio File > New > Titanium Project > Alloy

In TerminalCreate new Titanium Project > open the project in Terminal

$alloy new

Directory Structure

Output Screen

views/index.xml

styles/index.tss

controller/index.js

Create Controller

In Ti Studio(Right-click on a your project > New > Alloy Controller )

In Terminal$alloy generate controller [controller name]

Create Model

In Ti Studio(Right-click on a your project > New > Alloy Model)

In Terminal$alloy generate model todo name:string active:boolean

Platform Specific UI

Use platform property , which can be ios, android, or mobileweb

require components

Break up your application into smaller components

Shared TSS and Global function

Declare your styles at [project root]/app/styles/app.tss

Declare your global functions/variables at[project root]/app/alloy.js

Demo

Android

iPhone

Source Code:

https://github.com/appcelerator/alloy/tree/master/test/apps/models/todo