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The main reason I joined tiggzi is to build a mobile apps that can work on most smart phone and users can download it from the mobile web apps I am about to build with tiggzi. Before I do this, I want to run a test. When users go to my tiggzi website to download my apps, how do I get this apps to download and run on their phone? Please tell me in detailed, I am a business Java Programmer so that I can try it with tiggzi now.

Are you building mobile web apps or native apps?

Sorry I didn't realize you replied to promptly. I am building a cell phone apps. An apps to run on the cell phone. However, this apps must be downloaded from my tiggzi website. The apps would be a form filler on their phone. How can I install the apps on my tiggzi website so that when the users click on download it would download and install on their phone. I am trying this with an iphone now.

Another question, the exported code, how do I install the exported code on a phone for testing.

If you are building an iPhone, then you can't download it from a website, it has to be published to the Apple app store and then users would install it from there.

As for building an iOS app, you can follow the steps here: http://help.gotiggr.com/documentation... or use PhoneGap Build service: http://build.phonegap.com

One more options is to build and install Tiggzi tester app for iOS. You would follow the same steps as above.

With Android it's simpler, you can export the binary file which is ready for the Android Market: http://help.gotiggr.com/documentation.... You can just email the app to your phone and install it from there. You can also install the tester app on your Android device: http://help.gotiggr.com/documentation... which will allow you to quickly test the apps.

Lastly, you can build a mobile web app (HTML). Any device with a browser will be able to access the app without needing to install anything.

I know it's a lot of information/links - but hope it helps.

can you build a native app, but export it out as a web app. I realize this would lose any device functions such as camera and geolocation ect...
just trying to kill 2 birds with one stone!

Mike

Yes, just download the Web resources files (HTML/CSS/JS).