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I think abstract tools like App Titanium are definitely the future too. I've been coding for about 4 years and struggle to grasp Obj-C. What do you have again

• untog 15y ago
  In earlier versions it was just a lack of polish- I looked maybe a year ago, and their include function required you to use different paths depending on whether you were on iOS or Android, tableviews had memory leaks- that sort of thing. It seems like they have a lot of that sorted now, but after buying Aptana are now mandating Eclipse as the only environment for developing and debugging apps, which I find disappointing. And Eclipse isn't exactly newbie-friendly, either.
  • jmonegro 15y ago
    No they don't, you can still use your favorite text editor and use the command line to build, or use Titanium Developer which still works.