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/*

// Credit to Justin Toth.
// My own edits have been only slight: added property for image (icon) attached to menu item button

To use:

Ti.include('menu.js');
 
function createMenu() {

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var currentWin = Ti.UI.currentWindow;

// below example would require variable declarations for Name, Description, image, Lat, Longitude
// Docs:
// http://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/mobile/latest/Titanium.Map.Annotation-object
// http://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/mobile/latest/Titanium.Map.MapView-object

//
// CREATE MAP VIEW
//

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// console dump of sample returned object


I/TiAPI   (  244): (kroll$4: app://app.js) [797,3312] Object
I/TiAPI   (  244): {
I/TiAPI   (  244): 	weatherData => Object
I/TiAPI   (  244): 	{
I/TiAPI   (  244): 		forecastInfo => Object
I/TiAPI   (  244): 		{
I/TiAPI   (  244): 			city => 'Bydgoszcz, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship',

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This app uses RGraph library to build Android-compatible pie charts using Titanium Mobile.

Brief screencast to demo functionality:
http://youtu.be/itTEwQmvNfY?hd=1

This was for a work prototype/mockup, so excuse the esoteric text labels and fake activity indicator.

I borrowed heavily from prior art.

Aaron Saunder's "Titanium Appcelerator Quickie: Google Charts and Appcelerator"

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// To call, use this statement in app.js:
// require('fetchYouTubeJSON').fetchJSONData('https://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/...');
// fires app-level event to return data, use to populate TableView or similar
//
// maybe add some cache features?  http://pastie.org/1541768
// http://pastebin.com/Eq1DLsdP
// once again, ripping from the talented @skypanther

exports.fetchYouTubeData = function(url) {
	// Pulls the JSON feed data and returns it to caller

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var googleCountryArray = ["af","sq","sm","ar","az","eu","be","bn","bh","bs","bg","ca","zh-CN","zh-TW","hr","cs","da","nl","en","en-uk","eo","et","fo","fi","fr","fy","gl","ka","de","el","gu","iw","hi","hu","is","id","ia","ga","it","ja","jw","kn","ko","la","lv","lt","mk","ms","ml","mt","mr","ne","no","nn","oc","fa","pl","pt-BR","pt-PT","pa","ro","ru","gd","sr","si","sk","sl","es","su","sw","sv","tl","ta","te","th","ti","tr","uk","ur","uz","vi","cy","xh","zu"];

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This is a simple CommonJS module to wrap Titanium Ti.Network.HttpClient calls to interact with Drupal Services.

NOTE:  Code updated at @TiConf using callback functions.

Tested using:

Drupal 6.24
Services 3.1
Titanium Mobile SDK 1.8.2 (Android 2.2 SDK)

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#! /bin/bash

# inspired by Greg McCormick's (@crushmedianet) post
# http://crushmedia.net/2012/04/23/automated-build-of-titanium-iconloading-files/

# updated 4 Aug 2012: creates clipped iPad backgrounds by cropping 768x1024, etc.

# create following base images + save in APPNAME/Resources/:

# appicon-android-512x512.png

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Building Cross-Platform Native Mobile Apps With Titanium Mobile and Drupal Web Services

Hampton Roads Drupal Users Group

About Me

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#Overview

I created this simple Staff Directory App as a demonstration for a small internal staff training workshop. Finished product shown below, goal throughout class was to explain code walkthrough and learning resources in pieces, allowing students to create app as a practical exercise.

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My goals:

• Show utility of Titanium Mobile to rapidly create simple, x-platform, enterprisey apps (clever term via @thiswayup)
• Demonstrate use of app template (Master/Detail) included as part of Ti Studio.