Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook : Over 40 Hands-On Recipes to Quickly and Efficiently Create Business Grade Titanium Enterprise Apps / Benjamin Bahrenburg.

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Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Patterns and Platform Tools; Introduction; Defining an app namespace; CommonJS in practice; Using platform indicators; Global logging using Ti. App. Listener; Chapter 2: Cross-platform UI; Introduction; Cross-platform HUD progress indicator; In-app notifications; Screen Break Menu; Metro Style Tab Control; Slideout Menu; Chapter 3: Using Databases and Managing Files; Introduction; Accessing your database's Ti. Filesystem; DbTableChecker SQLite table existence checking.

Recursively handling files using DossierTuning your SQLite database for maximum performance; Data access using DbLazyProvider; NoSQL using MongloDb; Chapter 4: Interacting with Web Services; Introduction; Consuming RSS feeds; Creating a business location map using Yahoo Local; Using Google Analytics in your app; Making SOAP service calls using SUDS.js; Using the LinkedIn Contacts API; Chapter 5: Charting and Documents; Introduction; Opening PDF documents; Using an iPad for document signatures; Creating PDF documents from images or screenshots; Generating PDF documents using jsPDF.

Creating a scheduling chart using RGraphDisplaying information with Google gauges; Chapter 6: Using Location Services; Introduction; Native geolocation using basicGeo; Using the Ti. GeoProviders framework for geolocation; Multitenant geolocation; Calculating distance between addresses; Background geolocation management; Chapter 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; Chapter 8: Basic Security Approaches.

IntroductionImplementing iOS data protection in Titanium; AES encryption using JavaScript; Basic authentication using Ti.Network. HTTPClient; Implementing a cross-platform passcode screen; Working with protected ZIP files on iOS; Chapter 9: App Security Using Encryption and Other Techniques; Introduction; Using secure properties; Object and string encryption; Working with encrypted files; Handling protected PDFs on iOS; Android lock screen monitor; Appendix: Titanium Resources; Getting started with Titanium; Getting started with Android; Getting started with iOS; Titanium testing resources.

Modules and open sourceTitanium community links; Index.

Presented in easy to follow, step by step recipes, this guide is designed to lead you through the most important aspects of application design. Titanium developers who already have a basic knowledge of working with Appcelerator Titanium but want to further develop their knowledge for use with business applications.

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