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Appcelerator Titanium Smartphone App Development Cookbook Second Edition

You're reading from   Appcelerator Titanium Smartphone App Development Cookbook Second Edition Over 100 recipes to help you develop cross-platform, native applications in JavaScript

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2015
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ISBN-13 9781849697705
Length 368 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Building Apps Using Native UI Components FREE CHAPTER 2. Working with Local and Remote Data Sources 3. Integrating Maps and GPS 4. Enhancing Your Apps with Audio, Video, and Cameras 5. Connecting Your Apps to Social Media and E-mail 6. Getting to Grips with Properties and Events 7. Creating Animations, Transformations and Implementing Drag and Drop 8. Interacting with Native Phone Applications and APIs 9. Integrating Your Apps with External Services 10. Extending Your Apps with Custom Modules 11. Platform Differences, Device Information, and Quirks 12. Preparing Your App for Distribution and Getting It Published 13. Implementing and Using URL Schemes 14. Introduction to Alloy MVC Index

Searching and retrieving data via Yahoo! YQL


YQL is a SQL-like language that allows you to query, filter, and combine data from multiple sources across both the Yahoo! network and other open data sources. Normally, developer access to data from multiple resources is disparate and requires calls to multiple APIs from different providers, often with varying feed formats. YQL eliminates this problem by providing a single endpoint to query and shape the data that you request. You may remember that we briefly touched on the usage of YQL via standard HTTP request calls in Chapter 2, Working with Local and Remote Data Sources, However, in this chapter, we will be utilizing the built-in Titanium YQL methods.

Titanium has built-in support for YQL, and in this recipe, we will create a simple application that searches for stock data on the YQL network and then displays that data in a simple label.

Note

Note that, when using YQL in an unauthenticated manner (such as what we are doing here), there is a...

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