IBM has just introduced support for Apple WatchKit in MobileFirst Platform, which means you can now add MobileFirst Platform Foundation capabilities for security, analysis, and management to Watch apps. And what's really great, especially if you've already set up MobileFirst Platform for iOS, is that setting it up for WatchKit is essentially the same straightforward process.   If you want to see how it's done, check out Andy Trice's blog:... [More]

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Learn how Xamarin and IBM can help you achieve enterprise mobile success.  This presentation from InterConnect 2015 will introduce you to the Xamarin and IBM partnership.  Announced in October 2014, the partnership allows enterprises to build high quality, native apps that look and feel like your users' expect with enterprise grade back end capabilities, including the power, security and reliability, that your enterprise demands.   More technical topics can be found at xamarin.com/ibm or in the developerWorks... [More]

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We recently announced the  IBM-Xamarin partnership , allowing businesses to build fully native iOS, Android and Windows Phone applications with shared code - while also leveraging IBM Mobile First Worklight’s robust integration, security and connectivity. With this partnership, enterprises are able to deliver both the UI quality consumers demand and the enterprise-grade backend and reliability that corporations require.   Join IBM and Xamarin technical executives on Thursday, December 11 at 8 am PST/ 11 am EST/ 5 pm GMT for a... [More]

We’re excited to announce IBM as a Diamond sponsor of Xamarin Evolve 2014 , the largest multi-platform mobile development event of the year, in Atlanta, October 6-10.  Greg Truty, Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect SWG Mobile Build & Connect at IBM, will lead two sessions at the conference focused on how to easily build cross-platform native apps on the client-side with Xamarin, powered by the Worklight Server on the backend.  Xamarin has grown to 730,000 developers in only three years and is now a major... [More]

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If you're wondering how to get started with enterprise mobile development, or you're a fan of 8-bit pixel art, or both, here is an infographic that shows 5 things you should be thinking about. Get in the mobile dev game

If you’re anything like me, you can’t imagine going anywhere without your mobile phone; today’s devices are more than telephones, they are our cameras, our wallets, our libraries and even our fitness partners. There’s no shortage of types of devices and global mobile device growth rates are estimated around 6.9% this year. Today’s leading enterprises  are taking note: employees want mobile to work for them. As a mobile software engineer I can tell you making sure applications run on the right device at the... [More]

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Between releases the Worklight development team spends a lot of time playing with betas and final releases of the latest OSes to make sure Worklight and Worklight apps run without hiccups. They've started reporting some of their findings in a new blog, where they've demonstrated Worklight Studio running smoothly on OS X Mavericks, and apps running on Android 4.4 KitKat. Beyond testing compatibility, the team will also be posting tips for getting around roadblocks and other information they find interesting, useful, or just fun. Check it... [More]

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IBM mobile developers Raj Balasubramanian and Carlos Andreu will be delivering a free webcast via O'Reilly on Wednesday, October 30, at 10 am Pacific time called Introducing a mobile-first approach to building your next app .   From the O'Reilly site: The webcast is based on an upcoming 'Mobile First' book that Raj Balasubramanian and Carlos Andreu are working on with O'Reilly Media. This hands-on webcast will cater to two class of developers - enterprise or backend developers who... [More]

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Join us January 4-6 for the eighth-annual AT&T Developer Summit at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.    Read more at the AT&T Developer Program blog

Rapid Prototyping has been around for over 30 years.  It has been used in the manufacturing industry to quickly develop parts and products. In the software development industry, rapid prototyping is linked to rapid application development and refers to the practice of iteratively creating screens or visuals of increasingly better resolution that project how an application will function in the future (or end state). This is particularly useful for mobile applications where we try to include the minimal set of features that are used most of the... [More]

Watch the IBM MobileFirst Tech Talk session on AT&T API adapters for IBM Worklight hosted by Naveed Ahmed from IBM MobileFirst and presented by Giri Bhaskara, Principal Technical Architect and Raj Sesetti, Solution Architect from the AT&T Developer Program. Read more at the AT&T Developer Program blog

AT&T spent last week in Portland, Oregon, at O'Reilly OSCON 2013, where we pitched the AT&T Application Resource Optimizer (ARO) tool and promoted our work in open source.   From Tuesday to Thursday we spent the day showcasing ARO to the many participants at the conference.  This show marked a slightly different vibe than many of the shows I have previously attended.  The main focus was on open source and collaboration.  The show had over 300 speakers focusing on the different segments of the open source industry and... [More]

IBM MobileFirst hosts a set of virtual tech talks for developers, ISVs and anyone who is interested to learn more about mobile solutions.  On August 6 the AT&T Developer Program kicks off their second series with a session on API adapters for Worklight. Our adapters enable developers to quickly and easily integrate APIs like Speech, SMS, Payment and more from within the Worklight platform.   Register and tune in to hear Giri Bhaskara, Principal Technical Architect and Raj Sesetti, Solution Architect from the AT&T... [More]

The Intel App Game Interface gives hybrid HTML5 applications the ability to accelerate canvas tag commands using native device level technologies. Learn the best known methods for writing rich graphical hybrid apps. Read more at the AT&T Developer Program blog