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Titanium is an open source software development kit (SDK) that allows developers to build cross-platform native apps with JavaScript and HTML. Titanium lets you use any web technology that you are familiar with in order to build apps that work on multiple platforms including iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows Mobile.

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Hi, I'm Md Atiqur Rahman I'm a Front-End Developer with 5+ year experience. I'm learning to become expert web development. I good at ASP.NET, MVC, Wordpress, HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, and Jquery I have the experience to create Website Template from scratch and use latest technology which will accelerate the development process, with best practice and responsive design. I believe in a good relationship with customers and my relation bases on the quality of the work. Front End Developer • ASP.NET / HTML5 / CSS3 / Wordpress • JavaScript / JQuery • Convert PSD to HTML5 / Bootstrap Template Responsive • Responsive / Cross Browser / Cross Platform Web Development • Mobile-friendly Responsive Theme • Valid to W3C compliant standard • Bootstrap - Materialize Tools Development • Git • Github Other Skill • ASP.net • MVC • Mysql • MS sql • Opencart • Domain Transfer • Hosting Transfer I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks.

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Colan Infotech Pvt Ltd

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Colan Infotech is an early adopter of the developing Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, Data Enginnering,Java,.Net.PHP,Testing,Mobility etc. We do Software Development, Website Designing, and Smart-phone apps development. We offer services to large enterprises, Small and Medium-size companies, and software product companies. We have a well-experienced team with strong technical background and dedicated team of professionals equipped with all required offshore project development, infrastructure and also we have associated with reputed partners in software products and technology.

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Stefan N.

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Abhishek T.

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Gurgaon, India

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I am a software developer with 5+ experience in the industry. I works in ● Mobile App Development. ● Back end Development ● Admin Panel Development. I will surely try to meet your expectations. Will like to be rated on my work.

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Sunil H.

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Mumbai, India

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I offer more than just code; I provide technical leadership. With 12+ years in the industry, I specialize in leading development teams and architecting cross-platform mobile and web solutions. I bridge the gap between technical requirements and business goals, ensuring every line of code serves a purpose. I am passionate about mentoring teams and implementing modern software architectures to ensure your product is built to scale. Core Competencies: Mobile: Expert-level React Native development. Web/Backend: Full-stack mastery with React, Node.js, and TypeScript. Infrastructure: Scalable deployments using Docker and AWS. Leadership: Experience managing sprints and optimizing development workflows.

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Shamsul Azhar A.

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Hi, I've 5 years of experience developing mobile apps on both iOS and Android using Titanium Appcelerator. I'm familliar with using the Titanium's Alloy framework and also the using the classic Titanium APIs. Here are some of the recent work I've done for my previous clients ;- https://apps.apple.com/my/app/serialized/id965716277 https://apps.apple.com/my/app/devcasts/id1481596184 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/chefsheet-mobile-full-version/id859775302?mt=8 Regards, Shamsul

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How to hire a great freelance Titanium Developer

A Titanium developer is a software engineer who builds cross-platform mobile applications for iOS and Android using Appcelerator Titanium, a JavaScript-based open-source framework. Hiring a skilled Titanium developer lets businesses ship native-feeling mobile apps from a single codebase, cutting development time while maintaining access to native device APIs. Whether you need a new mobile product, a port of an existing web application, or maintenance on a legacy Titanium project, the right freelancer can deliver production-ready code that performs across both major mobile ecosystems.

What does a Titanium developer do?

A freelance Titanium developer designs, codes, tests, and deploys mobile apps using the Titanium SDK and the Alloy MVC framework. They write JavaScript that compiles down to native iOS and Android components, integrate REST APIs, handle local data storage, and configure builds for the App Store and Google Play.

Beyond writing code, a competent Titanium expert handles app architecture decisions, performance tuning, and the practical realities of distributing software through Apple and Google review processes. They translate product requirements into a working mobile experience that uses native UI controls, gestures, and platform conventions on each operating system.

Key deliverables from a freelance Titanium developer

Cross-platform mobile applications built with Appcelerator Titanium and Alloy MVC

Native module integration in Objective-C, Swift, or Java for features the core SDK does not expose

REST and GraphQL API integration with secure authentication, token handling, and offline caching

Push notifications via Firebase Cloud Messaging and Apple Push Notification service

Local data persistence using SQLite, Ti.App.Properties, or encrypted storage modules

App Store and Google Play submission, including provisioning profiles, certificates, and store listings

Migration of legacy Titanium Classic projects to Alloy or to newer Titanium SDK versions

Bug fixes, performance optimization, and ongoing maintenance for existing Titanium codebases

Unit and functional testing using Mocha, Jasmine, or Titanium-specific test runners

Tools and technologies a Titanium developer uses

Strong Titanium developers work fluently across the JavaScript ecosystem and native mobile tooling. Expect competence with the Titanium SDK, Alloy framework, and the Titanium CLI, plus the supporting tools that any modern mobile workflow requires.

Appcelerator Titanium SDK and Alloy MVC framework

JavaScript (ES6+), Node.js, and npm for tooling and build scripts

Xcode and Android Studio for native builds, debugging, and simulator testing

Git, GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket for source control and code review

REST APIs, JSON, OAuth 2.0, and JWT authentication

SQLite, Firebase, and cloud backends for data and notifications

Jenkins, Fastlane, or GitHub Actions for continuous integration and delivery

Charles Proxy, Chrome DevTools, and the Titanium Inspector for debugging

Industries that hire Titanium developers

Titanium remains a practical choice for teams that need a single JavaScript codebase to drive native iOS and Android builds. Common use cases span sectors where mobile reach matters but engineering headcount is limited.

Retail and e-commerce apps with catalog browsing, cart, and checkout flows

Healthcare and telemedicine apps requiring secure data handling and HIPAA-aware design

Logistics, field service, and delivery apps with offline-capable forms and GPS tracking

Media, news, and publishing apps with feeds, push notifications, and in-app subscriptions

Enterprise internal tools, employee apps, and B2B sales enablement applications

Fitness, education, and lifestyle apps that consume third-party APIs

How to evaluate a freelance Titanium developer

Because Titanium sits at the intersection of JavaScript and native mobile development, you want evidence of both. Look for shipped apps in the App Store and Google Play, public GitHub repositories with Titanium or Alloy code, and clear explanations of how the candidate handles native module integration.

Strong portfolio markers include long-running Titanium projects, contributions to open-source Titanium modules, and experience migrating apps across major SDK versions. Ratings, written client reviews, and completion rate on Freelancer.com profiles add a useful second layer of validation.

Useful interview questions to ask candidates:

Can you walk me through a Titanium app you shipped end to end, including how you structured the Alloy controllers, models, and views?

How do you decide when to write a native module versus solving a problem in JavaScript within the Titanium SDK?

What is your approach to handling platform-specific UI differences between iOS and Android in the same codebase?

How do you debug performance issues such as slow scrolling lists or memory spikes in a Titanium app?

What is your process for submitting builds to the App Store and Google Play, and how do you manage signing identities and provisioning?

Why hire Titanium developers on Freelancer.com

Freelancer.com gives you access to a global pool of mobile engineers, including specialists who have worked with Appcelerator Titanium since its early releases. You can review profiles, portfolios, ratings, and verified reviews before you commit, and you can compare bids from developers in different time zones to match your delivery schedule.

Clients set their own budgets and receive competitive bids, so pricing reflects the scope of your project and the experience of the freelancers on Freelancer.com bidding for it. Milestone Payments hold funds securely and release them only when you approve the work, which protects both sides during longer mobile builds. For niche skills like Titanium, the scale of the marketplace matters — it is where you are most likely to find a developer who has actually shipped apps on the framework rather than only read about it.

Ready to build or maintain your mobile app with an experienced Titanium engineer? Post a project on Freelancer.com today and connect with skilled Titanium developers ready to deliver across iOS and Android.

What are the steps to hiring a freelance Titanium developer?

Hiring a Titanium developer works best when you treat the brief as a technical specification rather than a wish list. The clearer you are about the SDK version, target platforms, and required integrations, the easier it is to compare bids and pick the right freelancer. The process below walks through the three main stages on Freelancer.com.

Step 1: Post your project on Freelancer.com

Your project post is the single biggest determinant of bid quality, because it filters for developers whose Titanium experience genuinely matches your needs. A vague brief attracts generic mobile developers; a specific brief attracts engineers who have actually shipped Titanium apps. Head to the post project page to fill in the brief, scope, timeline, and budget before publishing the project for freelancers to bid on.

State the Titanium SDK version, target iOS and Android versions, and whether the project uses Alloy or Classic

List the core features: authentication, push notifications, offline storage, in-app purchases, GPS, camera, or other native APIs

Describe any third-party APIs the app must integrate with, including authentication method and rate limits

Specify deliverables: source code in Git, signed builds, App Store and Google Play submission, and documentation

Share design assets if available — Figma files, Sketch files, or wireframes — and note your timeline and budget range

Step 2: Review bids from freelancers

Bids are short proposals that reveal how each developer interprets your brief, what approach they would take, and what timeline they consider realistic. Read carefully and shortlist candidates whose understanding of Titanium-specific concerns — Alloy structure, native module strategy, build configuration — matches the work. Use the chat to ask clarifying questions before narrowing the list.

Look for proposals that reference your stated SDK version, platforms, and feature list rather than templated replies

Note bids that raise sensible technical questions, such as which Titanium modules to use for push notifications or payments

Check that the proposed timeline allows for App Store and Google Play review, not just development

Review attached samples — App Store and Google Play links, GitHub repositories, or short walkthroughs of past Titanium work

Use Freelancer.com chat to ask candidates how they would structure the Alloy project and which native modules they would rely on

Step 3: Evaluate freelancers and award the project

The final decision should combine proposal quality with profile evidence. Weigh consistency across multiple Titanium projects rather than relying on a single impressive sample, and read written reviews carefully for signals about communication, code quality, and post-launch support.

Review portfolio depth: multiple shipped Titanium apps across iOS and Android, ideally with live store links

Check star ratings, the number of completed mobile projects, and written reviews from past clients

Confirm verified payment method, completion rate, and on-time delivery rate on the freelancer's profile

Look for evidence of native module work, SDK migrations, or open-source contributions to the Titanium ecosystem

Award the project and set up Milestone Payments tied to clear deliverables — for example, project setup, core feature build, store submission, and final handover — so funds release only when each stage is approved

How long does a typical Titanium app project take?

A simple cross-platform app with a handful of screens and an API integration typically takes a few weeks of focused work, while a feature-rich product with offline support, push notifications, and store submission can run for several months. Timelines depend on design readiness, API availability, and how many native modules are required.

Can I hire a Titanium developer for a one-off bug fix or update?

Yes. Many clients post short projects to fix crashes, update an app for a newer iOS or Android version, or migrate a Titanium Classic project to Alloy. A focused brief that names the SDK version, the specific issue, and the target build outcome will attract accurate bids.

What is the difference between Titanium and React Native or Flutter?

All three frameworks build cross-platform mobile apps, but Titanium uses JavaScript and the Alloy MVC pattern with native UI components, while React Native uses React and Flutter uses Dart with its own rendering engine. Choosing Titanium usually makes sense when you have an existing Titanium codebase, a JavaScript team, or a specific need for the framework's architecture.

Do I need a Titanium developer or a full mobile agency?

For a defined feature, maintenance work, or a small to mid-sized app, a single experienced Titanium freelancer is often the most efficient option. For larger products that also require dedicated UX design, QA, and backend engineering, you may want to assemble a small team of freelancers with complementary skills.

Can a Titanium developer also handle backend and API work?

Many Titanium developers are full-stack JavaScript engineers comfortable with Node.js, Express, and cloud services. If your project needs both the mobile client and the backend API, ask candidates to show examples of both sides of the stack in their portfolio.