Trigger.io one year on(trigger.io)

49 pointsby amirnathoovor 13 Jahren9 comments

http://trigger.io/cross-platform-application-development-blog/2013/04/17/one-year-on-the-numbers-the-product-the-future/

6 comments

bosky101vor 13 Jahren

I keep getting confused between this company & get-bridge (deadpool? the site doesnt load)

My initial impression of both these companies was 'vapourware', but if developers are ready to pay Trigger - good for them.

For someone also working in a crowded market, i can empathise with trigger's challenges to cross the chasm. Good luck!

andryharyantovor 13 Jahren

Great progress, Amir. Now, if only more startups adopt your away-trip practice :)

highmastdonvor 13 Jahren

Titanium says to do the same. Generate native code from HTML5 (http://www.appcelerator.com/platform/titanium-sdk/)

prudvor 13 Jahren

A Titanium app will be compiled into native code whereas a Trigger.io app is actual HTML/JS/CSS living in a native webview* wrapper.

* should feel / behave like your default mobile browser

PanManvor 13 Jahren

Titanium is JS but not HTML5, unless you use webviews

felixchanvor 13 Jahren

Nice growth graph Amir :D

Why did you post this to HN in the middle of the night?

L4mppuvor 13 Jahren

Timezones.

gregwebsvor 13 Jahren

I wish Trigger.io would just build on top of Cordova (PhoneGap) so I could re-use all the plugins available in the PhoneGap community.

Instead on the trigger.io home page they link to a year old (now) inaccurate claim about being 5x faster on Android.

jf22vor 13 Jahren

The last example on: https://trigger.io/examples/ has a quote from a previous example. Both are from the CTO of Famium.

Just a heads up.