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As the code base of an application grows, manual testing becomes very quickly a cumbersome and highly error prone activity. Moreover, when fixing bugs or refactoring portions of the app, there’s no way for telling if a fix is breaking something that was previously working. In order to mitigate such drawbacks, automatic unit testing tools come at help, allowing to describe how each single component

If you enjoy using Ti Inspector for debugging and inspecting the state of your Titanium apps in the iOS simulator, you’ve probably wondered if it would be possible doing the same for apps executed on device. Actually, the way the Ti SDK builds up the connection between the running app and the debugging server implemented in Titanium Studio prevents this to happen in a seamless way when using Ti In