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In this screencast (part 2 of this series) we will learn how to use HTTPClient data to connect to our remote server, and read data populated by MySQL into an XML RSS feed. We will then take that data and parse it into a table in clean form for use within our appcelerator application. You can use this code to read any RSS feed or generate your own data to read into your application.

This post will create that simple nice game, just to show that you can make it with simple jquery, please note that this only add the basic rule of the game, which are, we have to pick the total number that matched the appear random number thats all.

This screencast is the second part of our jQuery Mobile forms example. We are going to pull in the main elements from the jQuery Mobile documentation and build a working form. We will pass the data from the jQuery Mobile form page to the result page and display the results with PHP. The source is available via the “download” link and also on Git Hub.

It’s here! The much anticipated jQuery Mobile Theme Roller! You’ve seen our previous screencasts about building custom mobile themes for jQuery Mobile. Now you can do it without even looking at CSS code. jQuery Mobile Theme Roller is a very easy to use intuitive web application.

In this first part we will create a a form that will accept data and an event that will use the HTTPClient to pass that data to the server. The php file will grab the information and post it to a MySQL database. Source files included.

In this screencast we are going to focus primarily on how “views” work within our application. We will touch briefly on web views and table views in order to understand how views interact within appcelerator.

The navigation at apple mac page are using an easing effect, it separating each product by the category, I love the effect when user click on the navigation it like the products appear and disappear one by one, with the easing effect on the end movement, like bouncing on the vertical line.

It’s time to move into some action with our Appcelerator series. In this screencast your going to learn how to create buttons. Not just regular buttons on the window, but also button bars, system buttons, header/title bar buttons and more! Once we create those buttons we will learn how to add event listeners to make those buttons perform actions when clicked.

Creating simple image gallery base on sencha touch. Using the well known MVC(Model View Controller) architecture. This example consist of three main screen, list, dataview, and image detail.

This screencast will teach you how to create a dashboard view similar to the facebook iphone app. Learn how to style it for a different number of icons and how to create some custom css and add it to your jQuery Mobile application.