Over the last two months, we've been busy adding some really nice new features to Tiggzi.

Back-end Service Features

• Push notifications
• Pointer and Array types in Tiggzi Database

UI Builder Features

• New source view for project files (read-only for now)
• Over 30 out-of-the-box jQuery Mobile themes plus custom themes with ThemeRoller
• Android permission setting before building
• Viewable build log
• New jQuery Mobile components in the palette: Grouped Button and Collapsible Set

Learn more about these features.

We have another webinar coming up on February 7th at 11am Pacific Time. Max Katz will be demonstrating the built-in back-end services (Database, User Management, and Push Notifications) for the Tiggzi platform and how seamlessly they can be used in Tiggzi-made apps. Register now.

We've already made great strides in providing support to companies and individuals on the demand side of the API economy through Tiggzi for building apps to consume API REST services. Now, we've launched a new public beta to address the supply-side needs of the API economy. REST4Enterprise is a gateway to "REST-ify" databases and database queries that's relatively easy to install on an enterprise website.

Check out our expanding catalog of Tiggzi plug-ins. With the ESPN API plug-in, you can now easily incorporate sports headlines and images into your apps. Use the Best Buy API plug-in to search the Best Buy catalog for products and pricing, or use the Aetna GoodRX API plug-in to find the lowest price for a drug at pharmacies nearby. If you are building new plug-ins you can also publish them in the Tiggzi catalog by sending a request to support@tiggzi.com

If you have not yet registered for our Windows 8 app contest, save your spot today. You can win great devices such as the Microsoft Surface and the Dell XPS Convertible as well as free PRO subscriptions to Tiggzi. Note that we’ve extended the deadlines to submit your completed app to the contest. Submit your app by Feb 28.

We now have over 20 tutorials, from beginner to advanced, to help you start building mobile apps in Tiggzi. We've also created a series of videos to make up a systematic course for self-training in Tiggzi. These are available in the video section of the Tiggzi help site.

If you need help, you can always contact us on the forum, via e-mail, Twitter, Facebook, or our blog.

Thank you,
Max Katz and the rest of the Tiggzi team

max@tiggzi.com
tiggzi.com

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