Max Katz

Last week we have we have renamed our cloud-based mobile app builder to Tiggzi (from Tiggr). Tiggzi is the most powerful and easy to use cloud-based mobile app builder. Free Plan! But, even more interesting news (for you) is that now we have a Free plan. No credit card nothing, just sign up and start building your mobile app. All the gotiggr.com links work and will continue working and we will be updating all the social media links. For now, use the links below to get help. Email Forum Docs and Getting Started Blog Twitter Facebook ... (more)

Reply To: Cross-Platform Mobile Visual Development – a Tool Comparison

My reply to this Cross-Platform Mobile Visual Development – a Tool Comparison. I tried posting this in the comments but that didn’t work. Tiggzi: the cloud-based mobile app builder should definitely be there. Home page: http://tiggzi.com Genesis: The cloud-based HTML5 and hybrid mobile app builder. Version: Cloud (and white label) Licensing: Free and premium — http://tiggzi.com/pricing Download: Nothing to download, cloud-based Documentation: http://help.gotiggr.com/videos Sample application: http://tiggzi.com/common/showcase/browse.seam Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_appl... (more)

HTML5 Local Storage – Building a Sample App in Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder

HTML5′s local storage is undoubtedly one of the most interesting and most talked about features in the HTML5 technology stack. Local storage is part of Web Storage specification and is supported by all modern browsers (destkop and mobile). Although local storage (or Web Storage) sounds rather sophisticated, the functionality is very easy to use. You basically get a map as storage inside the browser (available to all browser windows). You can insert, delete or read key/value pairs. That’s it. Data stored in local storage (localStorage) will be there when you close and open the bro... (more)

RichFaces 4.1 M3 – New Components, Mobile Support, and Better Performance

The RichFaces team has been doing an amazing job on RichFaces 4.1 and today released Milestone 3. Many components in 4.1 have been optimized for mobile. You can see the Milestone 3 components showcase deployed to OpenShift – Red Hat’s PaaS. It uses device detection and will show the mobile optimized version if you access from a mobile device. Staying on mobile topic, if you want to build HTML5 and native mobile apps using cloud services, try Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder. New components In the showcase, you will find a number of new components: rich:editor rich:notifyMessage rich:orde... (more)

Truly Rapid (Mobile Apps) Prototyping with StackMob and Tiggr

The post originally appeared on StackMob blog: http://www.stackmob.com/2011/11/truly-rapid-prototyping-with-stackmob-and-tiggr/ The blog post is written by Crawford Comeaux an independent mobile app developer that recently participated in Startup Weekend down in Baton Rouge, LA and ended up winning. This post is about how he used StackMob and Tiggr to quickly build a web app prototype during the Startup Weekend event. His app is called AudienceAmp and he needs your help to win Global Startup Battle. Please vote here if you like his idea. Here is his story. I love Startup Weekends... (more)