Appery.io: Cloud-based Mobile App Builder Now With jQuery Mobile 1.0

In mid January we have released an update to Appery.io mobile app builder and now every app (new or old) is based on jQuery Mobile version 1.0.

Now that there is a Free plan, nothing should stop you from building your mobile app.

Lastly, if you need to write any custom JavaScript in your app, here is how.

Webinar: Build Your Mobile App in Minutes with Appery.io for Musicians

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Appery.io is a Web-​​based plat­form for building mo­bile apps for iPhone, Android, or HTML5. We re­cently launched Appery.io for Musicians to ex­tend Appery.io and show­cased it at the re­cent NAMM show.

Appery.io for Musicians cus­tomizes and fur­ther sim­pli­fies the mo­bile de­vel­op­ment process for mu­si­cian apps. It guides you through a se­ries of steps to grab con­tent you al­ready have in the Cloud. Now all mu­si­cians can have a mo­bile strategy to pro­mote their music.

Want to know more? Want to see it for your­self? Know someone who would be interested?
Join us as award-​​winning per­forming artist Alexa Weber Morales shows how you can create mo­bile apps for your music fans or cus­tomers in less than 10 min­utes! Afterward, Alexa and David Schoenbach will an­swer your questions.

See you there!

Build Your Mobile App in Minutes with Appery.io for Musicians
January 31, Tuesday
11am US Pacific Time
Register: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/887753456

Building jQuery Mobile, HTML5 Mobile App with SoundCloud REST API [Webinar recording]

Appery.io for Musicians at the NAMM Show

The NAMM Show is an an­nual gath­ering or­ga­nized by the National Association of Music Merchants to sup­port and grow the music prod­ucts in­dustry. Since our brand-​​new Appery.io for Musicians is all about giving mu­si­cians the mo­bile tools to sup­port their pas­sions, we thought this would be a good place to un­veil it.

Appery.io Mobile Tester (Update: fixed and updated)

If the mobile tester app is not working, here is how to fix it: http://gsfn.us/t/2lpo2. Sorry about this problem, we will push the app update very soon.

Update: the app has been updated and fixed.

We Got New Pricing!

In addition name change to Appery, we also got new pricing. And yes, there is now a Free plan!

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Go to pricing page.

We Got a New Name: Appery.io

Use Barcode Scanner Component In Your Mobile App

Add Barcode Scanner component when building your app in Appery.io. Give it a try here.

Webinar: Learn How to Build Mobile Apps in the Cloud with HTML5, jQuery Mobile, REST, and PhoneGap

In this fas­ci­nating hands-on we­binar, a real mo­bile app will be built, con­nected to a REST ser­vice, and tested. Attendees will be be able to test the app as it’s being built. Beyond that, we will also cover some of the ex­citing fea­tures of the new ver­sion of Appery.io that will have been re­leased by then (under a new name…).

Learn How to Build Mobile Apps in the Cloud with HTML5, jQuery Mobile, REST, and PhoneGap
January 19, Thursday
11am US Pacific Time
Register: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/486123896

Exporting Android App Built in Appery.io Into Eclipse

So you built a really cool mobile app in Appery.io, now you want to export Android app sources and open in Eclipse. Here is how to do it.

  1. Export Android sources in Appery.io by going to Export > Android row > Source Code/Eclipse Project
  2. Download and extract Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (download link)
  3. Download and extract Android SDK (download link)
  4. Update Android SDK (may take a long time):
    $<path_to_android_sdk>/tools/android update sdk –no-ui
  5. Install ADT Plugin for Eclipse (guide link)
  6. Import project to Eclipse:
    • Package Explorer > File > Import… > General > Existing Projects into Workspace > Choose Appery project folder) > Finish
  7. Running app:
    • Right-click project > Run as > Android application
  8. Building APK:
    • invoke context menu on project > Android tools > Export Signed Application Package