Icenium realize IDE Cloud, mobile application development can be more flexible and fast

Think it's tedious to develop mobile apps with a traditional IDE (integrated development environment)? Maybe you can try telerik the new development of the service &http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp;icenium, An integrated cloud environment (integrated Cloud enviroment,ice).

For decades, the IDE has been the foundation of application development, and Microsoft Visual Studio,eclipse, NetBeans, and so on are all representatives of the IDE. The problem with the IDE is that there are a lot of tedious requirements for development and deployment that are not supported in a wide range of mobile times for environments and clients.

For these drawbacks of the IDE, Icenium all mobile application development to the cloud, the IDE's SDK, compilers, testing, debugging, digital authentication, all turned into cloud services, so that developers can be in any device, any development environment to develop applications, From the physical environment or the constraints of a particular platform.

Icenium has the ability to develop and support multiple deployments at once. The service is accessible through a browser, and users can use their HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript skills to create deployment applications that can be run on the Apple iOS platform and Google Android platform.

In Icenium, developers can use Apache Cordova to develop hybrid applications that feature photos, accelerometers, and positioning. You can access a git container such as GitHub to give URLs. Integrated versioning allows code to be saved and versioned in the cloud, allowing access to the code anytime, anywhere.

Icenium also has an integrated simulation environment that allows developers to see the application on the device side without deployment. Icenium also allows developers to understand the application in different shapes. It takes half an hour or more for a developer to implement traditional methods within minutes.

Similar to Icenium services are phonegap and K Cloud. These services reduce development complexity and speed development, and are attractive to developers who lack in-depth knowledge of the IDE and to enterprises that want to accelerate application deployment and manage development effectively.

Icenium, who started a closed beta test last summer, is now open for testing until next May, and interested students may wish to try it on their website.

Via:tc

(Responsible editor: Liu Fen)