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As a .Net developer I always dreamed for the possibility to develop with my existing skills (c#) applications for the Iphone. Both programs require a Mac and the Iphone Sdk installed. Appcelerator Titanium was the first app I tried and it is based on exposing some Iphone native api to javascript so that they can be called using that language. Monotouch starts at $399 for beeing able to deploy on the Iphone and not on the Iphone simulator while Titanium is free. Monotouch (Monodevelop) has an Ide that is currently missing in Titanium (but you can use any editor like Textmate, Aptana...) I think both program generate at the end a native precompiled app (also if I am not sure about the size of the final app on the Iphone as I think the .Net framework calls are prelilnked at compilation time in Monotouch). I am also not sure about the full coverage of all the Iphone api and features. Titanium has also the advantage to enable Android app development but as a c# developer I s

I'm currently working on a cross-platform mobile app and have gone through the process of creating the UI of my application using the given Titanium api. Compared to when you are building a mobile web application this is a time consuming task, because you don't have the possibility to work on the rendered UI like you can on a rendered webpage using firebug. Especially form creation is bothersome, so I decided to build my forms using html and render them in a Webview, which worked out pretty sweet for several reasons: WebViews are automatically scrollable, so the soft keyboard won't cover the input fields in your HTML form You can control which keyboard type is displayed with a WebView form by setting attributes on the <input> tag. You can use JavaScript libraries to add form validation, field highlighting, and so forth to an HTML form. Although this works like a charm and the titanium documentation encoura

Hi there Im new to mobile application development. I had developed Android apps using Java and is just starting to get the hang of Cocoa Touch and Objective C. Now I am curious on mobile web application development to create cross platform/device applications which would at least run on Android and iOS(Apple devices: iphone, ipad). I tried Titanium and developing applications with this framework seems very promising. Although it is very powerful, popular, mature, documented and very easy to learn I had doubts investing time and to commit on using this framework for my projects after reading this blog which many Titanium users seems to agree with Why you should stay away from appcelerators titanium . It seems that release v1.6 sdk and v1.7 sdk have the issue which they describe, the negative comments stopped right after the v1.8 sdk release was out. My question is, is Titanium v1.8 sdk free from the memory starvation issue and other issues which were discussed on the blog post?