This session will introduce you to SQLite and database-driven development with Titanium Mobile. Specifically, you will learn to build an application for managing products with a database instead of just the file system.

Welcome to my little session on authenticating users with Titanium. Titanium is an open source cross compiler that allows you to write iPhone and Android (soon to be blackberry too!) applications using Javascript. No Objective-C required! We will be using PHP as the server side language in this tutorial and my database will be MySQL.

In this session, we're going to be designing the user interface of a financial based iPhone application in Photoshop. We will be using a truck-load of modern techniques to really make this design pop!

This session will guide you through the process of getting started with webOS app development. You will learn how to install the webOS development environment and create a simple application. In this session, you'll also create a usable application that allows you to browse and display the latest articles on the Tuts+ network.

Welcome to the session on coming to grips with the awesome language that is Objective-C. Throughout this session, my aim is to take you from no prior experience with Objective-C to using it confidently in your own applications. This isnʼt a rush job - so donʼt expect to just skim through the basics and be away - weʼll be going through not just the bare essentials, but also the best practices you can apply to ensure your code is the best it can be. Letʼs jump straight in!

SMS is a worldwide technology used by almost everyone with a cell phone. Despite having a much greater reach than the smartphone market, SMS programming receives far less coverage and often remains uncapitalized. In this session, I will show you how to create a web site signup form that allows users to enter a mobile number. I will then show you how to use PHP for server-side phone number verification to check that the mobile number the user has entered is actually his mobile phone. Along the way, we will use jQuery to perform client-side validation and CodeIgniter as our development framework.