As a developer, you want to stay up-to-date with the tools you use. More often than not, a Developer Portal is the place to find such information. In fact, dev portals are so common that I often assume I can just replace “www.” with “developer.” to get technical details instead of marketing information on the tool I’m using!
Information Everywhere
At Appcelerator, different forms of technical information live in various places: this blog, documentation, University, Marketplace, community initiatives like All Titanium and gitTio…the list goes on.
When we recently embraced Stack Overflow for community support and archived the old Q&A’s, our own developer. subdomain became available again. We initially used it for a handy Get Help page, and began planning for an even more robust developer destination.
Appcelerator Developer
Today, we’re proud to present to you our progress so far and baptise it: The Appcelerator Developer Portal – or Appcelerator Developer for short. It’s main attraction: a single-page overview of the latest updates from around the Appcelerator Universe. We’ve also started to use the @AppcDev Twitter handle to send more frequent, developer oriented updates. Follow us and never miss out!
Future Plans
And we’re not done yet! We’ll continue to improve the portal with more sources of information, getting started guides, integration with Studio and more. Leave a reply to this post to let us know what you’d like to see!
Welcome to your new home:
Wow! It’s cool! I love new
I have a suggestion about API Docs.
When we click various api doc links on Mobile, All link will redirected to top mobile api page.
From : http://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/#!/guide/Installing_Platform_SDKs
To : http://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/?mobile
Please improve this issue.
Thanks Jong. Could you create a JIRA ticket for that?
I created an issue related with redirect problem on mobile :
https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIDOC-2464
Some more content on Arrow Cloud would be great. The Two Factor authentication is a great example. Also some of us still use Node.JS to connect to Arrow DB, and hosted on Arrow Cloud.
We have more coming on Arrow. By some of us still use Node.JS do you mean you yet have to port your Node.ACS app to Arrow?
con tantos desarrolladores , la pagina no puede traducirse al español, que es un idioma que hablamos muchos de aquellos que deseamos utilizar vuestra herramienta para crear.
la traducion con el google no es muy buena.
muchas gracias
[translation by Google]
with many developers, the page can not be translated into Spanish, a language we speak many of those who want to use your tool to create.
the translation yet with google is not very good.
thank you
Hi Marta, we’re sorry that we currently can’t offer localised versions of our documentation and guides. We do have a Spanish-speaking evangelist that you can contact any time you have a question. You can find Ricardo on Twitter at @RicardoAlcocer