Are Apps built on Titanium Supported or Optimized to run on Ipod 2G?

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I have a very simple app that retrieves data from the server and lists it over a table view. The app either seems to be very sluggish or has regular crashes on an IPod 2G. Are Apps built on Titanium Supported or Optimized to run on Ipod 2G?

Which IOS versions are the Titanium Apps optimized to run on?

Thanks and Regards Abishek R Srikaanth

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Hi Abishek

You can run apps built using Titanium on the iPod 2G, if it has version iOS 4 or higher you can use the latest versions of the SDK.

You can find out more in the Titanium Compatibility Matrix

— answered 10 months ago by Malcolm Hollingsworth
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  • Thanks Malcolm, I am on version 4.2.1. Could there be any reason why the app is very sluggish or crashes frequently when the same app behaves very well on an iPad or an iPhone 3G

    — commented 10 months ago by Abishek R Srikaanth

  • Hi

    The 2G has a slower processor and less memory than the iPhone 3g and certainly less than the iPad. So it would generally be slower whatever sort of app you are using.

    As to your specific app it would depend on what features your ap uses and how much memory it requires whilst it is running.

    It would be worth keeping an eye on the answer to availableMemory, whilst your app is running.

    Make sure you are using the latest version of the Ti SDK and consider how many views you are adding all at the same time, if you have tables make sure you use the new Ti.UI.SIZE and Ti.UI.FILL values and if you are using any toImage() commands to determine dimensions remove in-place of the Ti.UI.SIZE and Ti.UI.FILL.

    — commented 10 months ago by Malcolm Hollingsworth

  • Thanks Malcolm, shall keep this in mind. Shall let you know if there are any additional queries in this regard..

    — commented 10 months ago by Abishek R Srikaanth

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