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Ultimate Blueprint: Unlocking the Magic of Appery.io Themes with Ease

Creating an app that stands out in the vast sea of mobile apps can seem daunting. However, with Appery.io‘s versatile theme management features, customizing your app’s look and feel becomes not just effortless but exciting. Here’s a straightforward guide on how to work with themes in Appery.io, ensuring your app not only functions perfectly but […]

Magic of Responsive Design: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Appery.io Masterpiece

Master the art of building mobile apps with a responsive UI on Appery.io. Perfect for every screen size. Start simplifying app design now.

Globalize Your App: 5 Simple Steps to Internationalization with Appery.io!

Hey there! Ready to take your app global? In this video guide, we’ll walk you through five straightforward steps to internationalize your mobile app using the powerful platform, Appery.io. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or new to app building, these steps will make global expansion a breeze. Let’s dive in! Below is a short review […]

Appery.io at AnDevCon and Mountain View JavaScript Meetup

Posted: November 4th, 2011 Author: akulakov and The Appery.io Team Filed under: Events Tags: Android, events, HTML5, jQuery Mobile, PhoneGap

We just returned from app world conference in New York which was a great success. Next week we are heading to 2 more great events: AnDevCon conference and Mountain View JavaScript Meetup.

AnDevCon

Appery.io Mobile Apps Builder is going to be at AnDevCon II (The Android Developer Conference) in San Francisco Bay Area, November 6-9. Stop by our booth and learn how to build Android apps ready for the Android Market using cloud services, all in about 5 minutes. It’s really awesome, I promise.

Mountain View JavaScript Meetup Group

Building apps with Appery.io, A Cloud Service for Building Mobile Apps

Wednesday, November 9, 2011, 7:00 PM

In this cool session you will learn how to build HTML5 and native apps using Appery.io. Appery.io is a cloud-based mobile apps builder that uses HTML5, jQuery Mobile, REST, and PhoneGap to build apps. A real mobile app will be built during the session, which attendees will be able to run and test on their own devices.