Nice videos. The audio quality and volume are a little low. Can you please insert a subheading between each topic for a few seconds to make it clearer what comes next?

I am very much interested to learn Axway development. Please provide training for Axway development, I am working as an EDI Analyst.

waiting for similar videos for SP27 and SP28

Excellent, I found a solution from this.

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Can make a vdo for azure cicd for axway b2bi

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How to import model definition directly from swagger/openapi.yaml file

Very informative thank you!

this is very informative, not gonna argue guys! +1

great insights here, thanks to Kin and Brenton!

application programming interface for the win!

hey mr. postman, send me a dream 😋💯

API will never be the same from this point on forward!

thanks Brenton for giving us this on site footage!

Kin Lane is a real chill dude! 😁

I wanna move into the Brenton House haha

applies to pretty much everybody! 🤙

we going to CALI yeaaah! 🎵🔥

glad I brought my passport! 😁

Where is the link? and when I type in appc new -t arrow, its asking appcelerator ID instead of what's the project name...

🚨Stay tuned!! Breaking the Build will be back with another exciting season! Details coming soon!!

I love these videos! It's good to know I'm not alone in breaking the build! When is the next episode?

I don't want to be a killjoy, but can we do this without the really annoying munchkin avatars? Lets see what people think.

where can i find more information about mobile apps development? Thank you

Thank you

Is there NADA (Node Automatic Detection and Activation) in Market? 😆 So that it will remove the steps to keep on changing the node version 😆😆😆

Check out the blog post with the show notes for more information about Crash Analytics! devblog.axway.com/dev-insights/breaking-the-build-02-surviving-crash/

Another fun episode, Brenton House! I always found that a systematic, methodical read-through of the Crash Report and Stack Trace is a must. Avoid the temptation to leap to conclusions or flail around! Saw so many of my developers doing this and missing the root cause because they were not methodical about it.

We will be upgrading to Appc SDK 8.0.2.GA for a production app next week. If we are able to see the JS stacktraces for our crashes; it will be a game changer. Looking forward to this.

Check out the show notes and more on the Axway Developer Blog! devblog.axway.com/dev-insights/breaking-the-build-01-tabs-vs-spaces/

Prettier FTW!!

Hyperloop tutorials starting with how to integrate various already existing ANDROID modules into Appcelerator using hyperloop

Black t-shirt on black background is not that great :) floating hands and head :) Beside that I'm looking forward to the show.

The version on Twitch is better quality: www.twitch.tv/videos/309600520

480p? Really?

Great live session. I hope that you guys will make more Live Session in the near future,

Can this work with GraphQL?

Video is precise and concise. Good job Seth!

I wanted to share my experience with selecting a mobile backend for my app. I used to run my applications (I have several in the app store(s)) on Parse and was pretty happy with the backend until Facebook decided to shut down the service. After that I have evaluated all listed options and was not happy with any of them for various reasons. Firebase was not a good fit because the of their approach with JSON document being a database - I did a stress test with million nodes in the tree and the service was not performing well. AWS is quite complex and becomes expensive very quickly while Azure is quite limited in the capabilities. Kinvey and Appcelerator are both limited and super expensive once you start doing something more serious in the app. In the end I chose Backendless (backendless.com) for my backend. The service has native SDKs for all major mobile and web platforms. The usability and developer experience is by far the best I have seen. The service has an extremely flexible server-side code model where I can deploy Java and JS server-side code to override default handling of the API and to create my own API services. My apps leverage social (Facebook, Twitter, Google) login, geolocation, file upload/download, push notifications (iOS, Android) and of course data persistence, which has really awesome support for complex relations. Check it out if you are looking for a flexible and very reasonably priced backend.

Nice tutorial, which editor is this?