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Welcome to our new "Tabris.js Examples" blog series. In each post we will take a closer look at one of the coding examples which show the capabilities of Tabris.js, our new framework for developing native…

Warning! This article is outdated and might not represent the current state of Tabris.js. One goal most app developers pursue is to create a sexy and silky-smooth UI with an interface that adapts to different…

Warning! This article is outdated and might not represent the current state of Tabris.js. The CollectionView is one of the most powerful widgets on iOS. On Android, there's a similar widget called RecyclerView.…

Recently we introduced a cloud JavaScript editor as a playground for Tabris.js - we are calling it Scratchpad. In todays world it is really important to give developers an easy path to trying things out,…

Tabris.js is a new framework to develop mobile apps in JavaScript. For a general introduction, check out this post: Native Mobile Apps in JavaScript with Tabris.js. Version 0.9.0 is now online and the…

If you have three minutes and access to an iOS or Android device, you can develop your first cross platform, native, mobile application with JavaScript, using Tabris.js. 1. Request an invite to Tabris.js Ok,…

We've just returned home from our first enterJS conference in Darmstadt, Germany. EnterJS is all about JavaScript for the enterprise, and given the history of enterprise software, we weren't surprised…

Tabris.js implements a module system as outlined by Common.js and supported by npm. Modules are a great way to organize your application code into isolated units. Unlike conventional scripts they keep…

Developing mobile apps, especially when targeting multiple platforms, can be cumbersome and time-consuming. The time to compile and deploy an app to a mobile device really adds up. In this post we introduce…