Amsterdam Meetup Presentation - Marts 2014
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Amsterdam Meetup Presentation - Marts 2014
- 1. Ti & Native Development Mads Møller CTO – Napp mm@napp.dk @nappdev https://github.com/viezel
- 2. TITANIUM & NATIVE • • • • • • Introduction to native Why native? 3rd party libraies Example module Hyperloop & its future Q&A
- 6. WHY NATIVE
- 7. WHY NATIVE? • Leverage native features – 3rd party libraires – Create new UI components – Customize Ti components • Performance – Speed – Animation – Heavy operations • Better understanding of the platform – You gain a lot of knowledge of how Android & iOS really works!
- 8. IS IT HARD?
- 9. WHY NATIVE - IS IT HARD? • Is it hard to learn? – Yes and No. (not really) • It requires – Learn a new syntax – Understand how the os platform works – Learn how Titanium works • Benefits – Freedom to build what you want
- 11. THIRD PARTY LIBRARIES • Soo many services – We want to use them inside Titanium • Often easy to implement
- 12. THIRD PARTY LIBRARIES • Example – Lets build a TestFlight module • Why Testflight? – Simple API – Easy to get started
- 13. TESTFLIGHT – MODULE • What is Testflight? – Over the air distribution of apps – Test & exception reporting What to do: 1. 2. 3. Grab the SDK Read the docs and quick start guide Lets implement it Source code: https://github.com/viezel/NappTestFlight
- 14. TESTFLIGHT – IOS MODULE
- 15. TESTFLIGHT – ANDROID MODULE
- 16. HYPERLOOP
- 17. HYPERLOOP • What is Hyperloop? – Next-generation compiler that converts JavaScript source code into native code. – It will support iOS, Android and Win8 – Multi threaded, Super Performance • Hyperloop == Ti.Next – No. But it’s the foundation for Ti.Next. Hyperloop will compile the new javascript based Titanium SDK. • How to get it? – https://github.com/appcelerator/hyperloop – npm install -g hyperloop
- 18. HYPERLOOP - IS IT HARD? • Is it hard to learn? – Yes and No. (not really) • It requires – Learn a new special kind of javascript – Understand how the os platform works – Learn how Titanium works • Benefits – Freedom to build what you want – Do it in javascript
- 19. HYPERLOOP - IOS
- 20. HYPERLOOP
- 21. HYPERLOOP – MY OWN OPINION • Super interesting – Great performance – Hopefully more module developers • Still not super easy to learn – Since it’s a new special javascript syntax, its hard to find great learning resources. – What does this line of code mean? (it is javascript) UIButton.alloc().initWithFrame(CGRectMake(110, 100, 100, 44));
- 22. HYPERLOOP – MY OWN OPINION • Whats still missing? – Simplier way to do modules – Syntax should be less OS oriented
- 23. HYPERLOOP – FUTURE • Cross platform modules – – – – Single codebase Build an abstraction layer Will make Titanium even more powerful E.g. Testflight module could be a unified module • Windows & Mac desktop apps – Write desktop apps using Hyperloop • Ti.Next • • Might be that abstraction we need for module development Looking forward to see this implementation
- 24. HYPERLOOP – FUTURE • Leverage C libraries – – – – SVG, PDF, OpenCV, game engines etc. Lots of libs out there Enormous potential Native performance
- 25. Q& A Mads Møller CTO – Napp mm@napp.dk @nappdev https://github.com/viezel