Posted: April 24th, 2013 | Author: Iryna | Filed under: API, Plugin | Tags: API, Plugin | No Comments »
We’ve just made the Instagram API plug-in available. The Instagram API plug-in can be instantly added to any new or existing app and allows a user to view his photo, search popular photos, find photos on the Google map, find photos in the same location, search for a user and look at the user’s photo, and read comments. The Instagram API offers a REST services that help you to use Instagram in many ways. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: April 23rd, 2013 | Author: Iryna | Filed under: API, Plugin | No Comments »
Our new LinkedIn Plug-in allows you to get access to your LinkedIn account, read your profile data, read data from your connection profile, get a list of connections, search people and companies, and read data from a company profile. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: April 22nd, 2013 | Author: Iryna | Filed under: API, Plugin | Tags: API, Plugin | No Comments »
CarePass Sync is a secure personal health, wellness, and nutrition cloud created for all consumers. It enables users to consolidate their data from all of the CarePass Sync enabled apps that they use in a single location.
We’ve just made the CarePass plug-in available. You can log in to the consumer-facing https://www.carepass.com to view your CarePass profile and update or add information. Your profile will contain the aggregated information from all of the CarePass-enabled apps that you use. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: April 17th, 2013 | Author: Max | Filed under: New release | No Comments »
The entire Exadel team is super excited to launch Appery.io.
First, some history. Appery.io has come a very long way since its roots as a prototype-building tool. Because of its heritage, the service is great at rapidly building mobile apps using a visual IDE. However, the product is now a complete cloud-based platform with integrated backend services and a rich catalog of plug-ins that make it easy to integrate with cloud services (including enterprise systems such as Salesforce.com). We are introducing a new brand to reflect the evolution of Appery.io as well as to support where our platform is headed. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: April 8th, 2013 | Author: Francisco | Filed under: General | No Comments »
We’re partnering with VisionMobile for their new Developer Economics survey to help them extend their reach and make sure more developers have a chance to make their voice heard. The survey reaches across thousands of app developers and provides the data for VisionMobile’s well-known reports on the state of the developer nation.
Now in its 5th edition, the new Developer Economics survey examines some of the hottest issues of mobile development, such as top mobile platforms, most widely used revenue models, and web vs. native development.
The report will be available for free to the entire mobile community in July.
If you’re an app developer, take the 10-minute survey for a chance at some great prizes. VisionMobile has 7 devices up for grabs (one iPhone 5, two Samsung Galaxy S III, two Nokia Lumia 920 devices, and two BlackBerry Dev Alpha handsets).
Take the survey now!
Posted: March 25th, 2013 | Author: Charley Cowens | Filed under: Events, Webinar | Tags: events, webinar | No Comments »
We will now host an introductory webinar for Appery.io every first Wednesday of the month. There will still be additional in-depth webinars, but we wanted to make sure there would always be a beginner’s webinar “around the corner” at all times. Here’s the next one:
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PST
Register
Check on our company calendar or our plancast stream for upcoming webinars.
Posted: March 4th, 2013 | Author: Charley Cowens | Filed under: Tutorials, Video | Tags: PhoneGap, training, Video | No Comments »
The last piece is in for the Appery.io self-training course of videos. We’ve now added:
Lesson 5: Appery.io & PhoneGap Capabilities
In the video, we show how to take advantage of the PhoneGap API with ready-to-use “device services” and data mapping in the Appery.io app builder. For this lesson, we build a simple contacts app and go through the steps of testing it in an Android emulator.
Here is the complete set of lessons from the video page on our help site:
- Lesson 1: The UI Builder
- Lesson 2: Data Mapping to a Service
- Lesson 3: Using the Appery.io Database Service
- Lesson 4: Web Service Caching
- Lesson 5: Appery.io & PhoneGap Capabilities
- Lesson 6: A Windows 8 App with the Twitter API
Each lesson links to a YouTube video. For each lesson there is also a link to a Appery.io backup ZIP of the finished lesson app, which you can open as a new project within Appery.io.
We’ll be updating the series soon, so chime in with any suggestions
Posted: February 5th, 2013 | Author: Charley Cowens | Filed under: Tutorials, Video | 13 Comments »
We’ve started a Appery.io self-training course of videos. These lessons are linkable now from our video page on our help site:
- Lesson 1: The UI Builder
- Lesson 2: Data Mapping to a Service
- Lesson 3: Using the Appery.io Database Service
- Lesson 4: Web Service Caching
Each lesson links to a YouTube video. For each lesson there is also a link to a Appery.io backup ZIP of the finished lesson app, which you can open as a new project within Appery.io.
What’s next?
- Lesson 5: Advanced PhoneGap API with Appery.io
Stay tuned!
Posted: January 29th, 2013 | Author: Charley Cowens | Filed under: Events, Webinar | Tags: events, webinar | 7 Comments »
UPDATE: The date for the webinar has been changed to:
Wednesday, February 20, 2013 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PST
Appery.io isn’t just a mobile app builder. As a mobile app platform, it also provides a growing list of back-end services (like a database service) for seamless integration into the apps. Join Max Katz, Appery.io developer evangelist, for this hands-on demo and overview of the currently available back-end services and the road map for the future. There will be plenty of time set aside at the end for Q&A.
Thursday, February 7, 2013 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PST
Register
Posted: January 24th, 2013 | Author: Max | Filed under: Features, New release | Tags: features, release | 1 Comment »
We just added some really cool features to Appery.io Platform. Check them out!
New Source view
As we continue to make Appery.io Platform enterprise-level, just just added a Source view where you can see and open the actual files behind your app. Right now the files are opened as read-only but we are working on allowing you to modify them as well.
jQuery Mobile themes
We got all our custom themes back and you can also create new themes using the jQuery Mobile ThemeRoller tool. Simply create your theme in the tool, download and then upload to Appery.io. It’s that simple.
jQuery Mobile ThemeRoller site:
Once you create a new theme, select Create New > Theme and upload the theme you created.
Android permissions
You have been asking for this feature and now it’s here. Customize the permissions for your app before building a binary.
Binary build errors log
You no longer need to email support to find out why the binary build failed. You can now view the error and try to fix it:
New UI components
We added two new jQuery Mobile components, Grouped Buttons and Collapsible Set:
Pointer and Array types in database
On the Backend Services side, we added two new data types to the database: Array and Pointer:
New tutorials and getting help
Don’t forget to check our new tutorials and as always, if you have any questions let us know via email, forum or @apperyio.
