This question is locked. New answers and comments are not allowed.
I understand that Icenium is targeted toward mobile app development, but wouldn't Icenium attract more customers and expand its market if it adds the ability to generate and package Windows 7/8 and Mac OS X desktop applications based on Google's Chromium Embedded platform/runtime (CEF).
The mobile development tools arena is already such a crowded marketplace, and I'm sure Icenium will get a bigger slice of the market if it includes --- SOON I HOPE --- an integrated set of tools for packaging CEF-based desktop apps. I believe the first IDE to add this feature will gain a bigger slice of the pie.
The mobile development tools arena is already such a crowded marketplace, and I'm sure Icenium will get a bigger slice of the market if it includes --- SOON I HOPE --- an integrated set of tools for packaging CEF-based desktop apps. I believe the first IDE to add this feature will gain a bigger slice of the pie.
2 Answers, 1 is accepted
0
Hi Oscar,
sdobrev
Share feedback and vote for features on our Feedback Portal.
Want some Kendo UI online training - head over to Pluralsight.
Please check my answer in the other forum thread you have started here.
Have a nice day,sdobrev
Share feedback and vote for features on our Feedback Portal.
Want some Kendo UI online training - head over to Pluralsight.
0
Oscar
Top achievements
Rank 1
Rank 1
answered on 28 Nov 2012, 07:38 AM
Thanks for replying Stefan - much appreciated.
I really believe that adding Chromium Embedded-based desktop app packaging to Icenium will DIFFERENTIATE Icenium from the ever-expanding bunch of mobile app development tools, and that THE SOONER TELERIK PUTS THIS FEATURE into Icenium, the better it is for Telerik business-wise and the best that can happen to developers like myself who are currently evaluating Icenium for REAL (i.e., not just mobile) cross-platform development.
Best,
Oscar
I really believe that adding Chromium Embedded-based desktop app packaging to Icenium will DIFFERENTIATE Icenium from the ever-expanding bunch of mobile app development tools, and that THE SOONER TELERIK PUTS THIS FEATURE into Icenium, the better it is for Telerik business-wise and the best that can happen to developers like myself who are currently evaluating Icenium for REAL (i.e., not just mobile) cross-platform development.
Best,
Oscar