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A common question I get asked at developer events and conferences is how Titanium compares to PhoneGap. I thought I would take some time to explain how each technology works at a high level, and assess how the two technologies compare to one another. From 10,000 feet, PhoneGap and Titanium appear to be similar. They both provide tools for cross-platform mobile development. Both also require the use of JavaScript and web technologies in some capacity. Both Titanium and PhoneGap are open source software with permissive licenses (the Titanium Mobile SDK is released under the Apache 2.0 license – PhoneGap, which might also be called a “distro” of the Apache Software Foundation-governed project “Cordova”, is similarly licensed). Both Phonegap and Titanium are free for developing mobile application and to develop apps using Titanium, you should need basic knowledge in javascript since it is simple javascript combined with Titanium API while we can use most of web technologies like HTML, Javascript, CSS etc. It's purely depend on what type of application you want to create. More simply if you want to create simple app that does not contain graphs and drawings you can simply use Titanium but if your app contains graphs you should use Phonegap. Please refer the following links. Each can answer your question.
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Comparing Titanium and PhoneGap
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Sinh Pham
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Monday, 14 July 2014
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