Adam Paxton
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Appcelerator Titanium

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Using JavaScript Promises in Appcelerator Titanium

Update: Beginning with SDK 7.1.0, Titanium supports ES6 features, including Promises, by using the transpile flag in tiapp.xml.

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in Appcelerator Titanium, Mobile | 1,496 Words

Creating an Alloy Library for Appcelerator Titanium: xhr.js

Background Part of my consulting work entails helping customers with their existing Titanium projects, which means I spend a lot of time working with other people’s code.

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The Promise of JavaScript Promises

A couple of years ago, I started a project for a customer developing a cross platform mobile that utilized their custom backend.

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JazzCon New Orleans 2017 Recap: A Great Inaugural Conference in The Big Easy

The first ever JazzCon.tech conference was held March 21-24th, right in the middle of New Orleans.

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Simple Custom Maps in Appcelerator with titanium-mapbox and Mapbox.com

A fun project I’ve been working on recently is an Appcelerator module called titanium-mapbox that wraps the Mapbox iOS SDK for use in Titanium projects.

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