jQuery Mobile has an amazing “themeroller” for creating custom themes. Because of the openness of Appery.io, you can easily develop an incredible theme with this outside tool and then just import it into Appery.io.
This video shows how to build an Ionic mobile app connected to the cloud database.
Another update is bringing some cool new features to Appery.io; features designed to make the platform even stronger and more attractive. With this update, we’re excited to share the results of a lot of hard work.
When you build an HTML5 mobile app in Appery.io you can instantly publish the app to a URL. You have three options for hosting your app.
Twilio just published a tutorial on how to build a mobile app with Appery.io to send SMS messages with the Twilio API. Try the tutorial and quickly add SMS capability to any app. Read the rest of this entry »
Appery.io and Bright Pattern have partnered to improve the simplicity of implementing live in-app customer service for enterprises and their customers. The partnership’s result is a plug-in for the Appery.io platform that helps companies to quickly add contact center functionality to their mobile apps. Read the rest of this entry »
If you missed our webinar, watch this recording to learn how to use Cordova APIs in a mobile app. The webinar shows:
Check out many other videos on the Appery.io YouTube channel.
Appery.io is the best mobile app development platform out there, but, with so much in Appery.io, it’s important you get the help you need to take full advantage of the platform. One way we do this is through frequent webinars. Here’s what we have lined up through May:
| April | 29 | Using Native Device Features in Cross-Platform Apps: Some Examples |
| May | 13 | Building a Shopping App with Payments |
| 27 | New in Appery.io! [Yes. There will be a major mid-May release.] |
Twitter’s Bootstrap is the reigning king of responsive UI frameworks – you can easily go from desktop to tablet to smartphone, since Bootstrap components adapt to the changes in screen size quickly and efficiently. Mark Otto, one of the creators of Bootstrap, has said that the framework was originally created with “one core concept: pairing designers with developers.”