Release History

• Added TypeScript support in the Windows Client, In-Browser Client and the Visual Studio extension. You can create new and add existing TypeScript files. You can compile TypeScript files to JavaScript files. The code editor provides syntax coloring, error and warning handling, code folding, and structural highlighting for TypeScript.

• Introduced QR code deployment and publishing for Windows Phone 8, enabled sample apps for Windows Phone 8 development and introduced companion app.

• You can quickly update the current version of the Kendo UI Core or Professional framework files used in your project. For more information, see Update the Frameworks in Your Project.

• You can now test your apps in the device simulator on OS X systems. Run $ appbuilder simulate to start the device simulator (available for the CLI and the Sublime Text package).

• If you are running the command-line interface on a Windows system, you can now debug your Android and iOS apps while running on a connected device. For more information about the redesigned workflow, see Debugging on Device.

• You can now debug the cloud code for your Backend Services projects from AppBuilder Windows Client, In-Browser Client and the Visual Studio extension.

• When you enable the Telerik Analytics plugin in your project, AppBuilder guides you through setting up your project to consume Analytics services.

• You can now clone the AppBuilder sample apps from the command-line interface. Run $ appbuilder sample to list the available sample apps. Run $ appbuilder sample clone to clone a selected sample.

• You can now clone the Google Chrome API sample apps to learn how to develop hybrid mobile apps with the Apache Cordova-based Google Chrome toolchain.

Read the complete list of new features, updates, and bug fixes in the AppBuilder 2.2 release notes.