Peter Traeg is a Solutions Architect at Universal Mind where he brings his broad base of technical and business consulting skills to work for our clients. With 25+ years of experience in the application development field, Peter has worked on a wide range of applications from data warehousing to online photo sharing sites. At the Eastman Kodak Company he made extensive use of Flex, AIR, HTML5, iOS, and Android technologies to help Kodak customers share their memories across a wide range of devices.
Peter is active in several development user groups where he regularly speaks on web and mobile application development technologies. When he is not experimenting with his seemingly ever growing list of mobile devices, you can find him engaging in activities such as photography, cycling, and spending time with his family in Rochester, NY.
This article is the last in a series of articles covering four ways to develop a mobile application. In previous articles, we covered how to build a tip calculator in native iOS, native Android and PhoneGap. In this article, we’ll look at another cross-platform development … Read More…
This is the third installment in a series covering four ways to develop a mobile application. In previous articles, we examined how to build a native iOS and native Android tip calculator. In this article, we’ll create a multi-platform solution using PhoneGap. Read More…
This article is the second in a series of four articles covering four ways to develop mobile applications. The last article covered how to accomplish this using native iOS development tools. In this article, we’ll look at how to build the same sort of application using … Read More…
The mobile application development landscape is filled with many ways to build a mobile app. Among the most popular are: native iOS, native Android, PhoneGap and Appcelerator Titanium. Read More…
Much has been written recently in the ongoing debate between native and HTML5 applications. There are three principal ways to develop a mobile solution: native code, hybrid mobile app, mobile Web app. Developing an application in HTML5 is a way to leverage code across … Read More…