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Figure 13-24.
The Titanium Studio IDE, the official integrated development environment for Titanium Mobile
Closing Time
Now that we have gone through the entire gauntlet of everything one would need to
know to get up and running in the mobile development world, it is time to say goodbye,
turn off the lights, and slowly walk away while the theme song to the late 1970's TV
show
The Incredible Hulk
is played on a piano somewhere in the distance. We have
really enjoyed sharing all of this knowledge and information with you and hope that you
can use it in the near future to turn yourself into a Level 10 Web Shaman and defeat any
tricky development situation that crosses your path. We are sure you are currently
grinning from ear to ear, ready to go hop on your computer and start coding out your
next project, and we're grinning from ear to ear because we're excited for you; but
before leaving you today weare going to once again remind you of a little bit of friendly
advice that was given to Rocco almost two decades ago—keep it simple, stupid!
Thanks for taking the time to read this topic, and if you happen to know of any budding
developers out there that can benefit from the contents of this tome about mobile web
development, then feel free to lend them your copy and pass this knowledge and
information on to someone else. Take care, and happy coding!
— Jon, Rocco, and Grant
