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by on 2013/01/28 in Development, Web

MBaaS Mobile App development implies many skills including application architecture, programming languages and design. These are common the most common ones. But, as mentioned previously on our blog, one must not forget the server side. The problem is back-end server code including features like data syncing, authentication, etc.. requires some experience mobile app developers do [...]

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BringMeBeatz … Into the Wild!

by on 2012/11/14 in Apps, Development

BringMeBeatz, the new free mobile and desktop app by TastyAppz, that helps you to discover the latest music bombs that make the buzz on the web is finally out. Well, not on the stores yet, but already available for download. It has been a long time we spoke about our music discovery app and, for [...]

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Cross-Platform Mobile apps: Adobe Air, HTML5, …others?

by on 2012/08/24 in Development

When it comes to « Bringing the best for your money », sooner or later, the « cross-platform’ aspect of mobile apps pops in the discussion. And it’s funny to see how beliefs are strongly anchored in minds. « HTML 5 is the way », « Flash is ubiquitous », « Titanium‘s Javascript to Native approach bring the best result », etc.. We, at [...]

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BringMeBeatz on Android

by on 2012/03/02 in Apps, Development

BringMeBeatz Music discovery mobile app is almost finished. Have a look at the latest Android screenshots here: http://tastyappz.com/portfolio-items/bringmebeatz-android/

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Titanium evaluation

by on 2012/02/01 in Development

In the frame of Titanium Studio evaluation started a couple of weeks earlier, TastyAppz is working on a Proof of concept mobile app targeting both IOS and Android Smartphones. So what is the outcome of this? We could give some explanations, technical overview, talk about limitations and gotchas, but let’s make it simple: here are [...]

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