Can adaptive UI or a subset of its functionality be used in iOS 7? I am not able to find much information regarding this.
No you can't use adaptive layout in iOS 7, It will only work in iOS 8.
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Do Titanium appcelerator supports Alloy.Globals.object=value; for iOS because I don't see the Apple logo in intellisence when I type Alloy.
I'm worried if it is not supported, then I might not be able to use this as global functions.
Yes, it gives me the value in iPhone (iOS) that means it also support Apple, but I don't know why they didn't provide with the apple icon.
Is Titanium appcelerator worth it for developing a complex application on ipad, iphone and android? Which can support charts, grids, widgets and schedule control?
Mr.Seyal, Titanium Appcelerator support all the native controls(upto iPhone 4). I think charts, grids, widgets and schedule controls are only third party controls. It is very difficult to use those controls in Titanium. You have an option to use the webview. You need to draw graphs using html and need to load it using the webview. But you can't use it for other purposes like, creating grid or for using other controls
You have another choice to use Phonegap, which is a cross-platfrom, which supports all your requirement(plugins are available for your requirement).
No, it doesn't support all the native features of each device.
For example, user interface in Android would need a widget. No support for that in Appcelerator, as it's specific to Android.
i would like to implement a quartz composition into my iOS app in xcode 4. Despite searching everywhere for an explanation on how to do this, i have come up empty. Thank you for your help.
There is no Quartz Composer for iPhone, therefore, no Quartz Compositions.
Unless your willing to do it through Safari, (i.e. a UIWebView)
See:
http://stakeventures.com/articles/2007/06/28/games-on-iphone-via-quartz-composer
I have implemented iphone application using Titanium..But I want to convert in to android application.
Is it possible doing small chnges?
There are changes, but not major changes. Here is what i would do in my case?
Understand How iPhone works and Android works. Compare them in terms
of working model and OS Architecture. This will purely give you more idea on how to make an real Android App... else you would end up cloning your iPhone feel to Android again.
List out all the components i have used in iPhone and check out the
similar component available for me to replace. { For instance,
TableView has a delete option for iPhone and not for Android }
I would remove the back button implemented in iPhone and check how i
can move between windows with the Android BackKey.
Styles and Animation i have used in iPhone will not be the same for
Android. I think they don't have full supported ones too.
For example: style:Titanium.UI.iPhone.ActivityIndicatorStyle.BIG,
maybe you experience some performance differences depending on your implementation since the javascript engine is not the same. if so, you maybe need to restructure your app to ensure a performance enhancement.
with the introduction of iPad 2, I would like to use the Wikitude API in my present app which is available for iPhone, unfortunately I cant figure out how to make that my POIs appear in the whole screen, and not just in a section which is the size of an iPhone screen.
I have tried to modify the xibs, but it doesnt work.
Do you have any idea of how to achieve this?
Thanks in advance.
unfortunately the Wikitude API currently does not support the iPad2 - it is iPhone only at the moment.
Best regards,
Nicolas
The Wikitude SDK does support iPads since 2012 - find the iOS version here:
http://www.wikitude.com/products/wikitude-sdk