In this session from AppForum 2012, we explore best practices for debugging, troubleshooting, and testing your Android applications.

Some tools that are reviewed include Logcat, Debugger, Traceview, and HierarchyViewer.

In this presentation from AppForum 2012, Rick Rogers, co-author of O'Reilly's Android Application Development and Motorola's MX Product Manager, discusses Android extensions to enhance the platform for use as an

In this session from AppForum 2012, we will get you up to speed on Android by giving you an overview of the platform in the context of an actual micro-blogging application (Yamba).

Some topics covered include:

In this presentation from AppForum 2012, we explore key points of Android and its use as an enterprise tool, including an overview of the stack, a "Hello, World!" example, security, and enterprise features.

We are happy to announce that RhoConnect 3.3.1 is released.  This version has a few small changes from the final beta (3.3.1.beta4):

Features & Enhancements:

* disable sqlite3 dependency by default so applications deploy on heroku without modification

* #28696971 - select which models to bulk sync

Bug Fixes:

Back in February VisionMobile did a comparison between all the available cross platform development tools for mobile devices. They investigated things such as developer satisfaction rates, the software development process and the overall developer experience.

Today we released RhoConnect 3.3 beta 2 for download.  RhoConnect 3.3 includes the following new features and bugfixes.

Features:

* Support for new RhoConnect push service (beta)  - Documentation, CLI and client support coming soon

* Bulk sync now supports objects with blob attributes

* New bucket-based storage system for redis which provides much faster access to adapter datasets

* New REST API routes available

Bug Fixes:

* Middleware was halting with 401 or 422 on custom routes

Another great video produced my Marakana TV - This video shows how one of the most successful IOS games 'Cut The Rope' got converted to a HTML5 application. Although this is obviously a very consumer application, the session shows some tools and best practices that may help you in your RhoMobile Suite application development.

When RhoElements 1.x was transitioned into part of RhoMobile Suite 2.0 one of the many changes was a push towards developing native applications.  You don't have to create applications natively however, you can use the shared runtime.

One of the first videos from the Americas AppForum has been posted. Daniel Morrison does a great job covering Ruby fundamentals to get you started with building native applications using RhoMobile Suite.

Check this link, all RhoMobile Suite sessions were recorded and will be posted in the coming weeks: