Hi all,
I've been looking at mobile development frameworks including Rhodes, Titanium, and PhoneGap. As a large part of the application we're developing will also be integrated on the web (a game), we'd love to re-use code so as to not reinvent the wheel. Is there a best way to accomplish this? Is there a framework out there with which you can develop for more than just smartphone devices? I thought I remembered seeing one, but can't for the live of me remember what it was.
Thanks, - Matt
Looks like Titanium is fairly cross-platform and extends beyond mobile phone development:
http://www.appcelerator.com/products/titanium-cross-platform-application-development/
As I know, Titanium (Mobile) is currently supported for iOS (iPhone / iPad), Android and Blackberry platform using Javascript langauge. For Titanium Desktop version, you can write your apps for Window /Mac / Linux OS using Javascript / Ruby and Python language.
My company is using Titanium Mobile to develop app for Android / iPhone and I feel happy about Titanium. It's so easy to write app.
Rhodes will perform builds for Win32 as well as all smartphones. There are some Rhodes developers who share code between Rhodes and Ruby and Rails to deliver a website as well. We would hope however that if there is a device that you wanted to target with the mobile website that you would build a NATIVE app with Rhodes versus a mobile website.