Katz moved onto another example that accessed data from the database rather than from Twitter's API. It was one of the more impressive real-time demonstrations I've seen. It really drove home how easy this cloud-based solution is to use and deploy. It was pretty impressive to be able to reload/ the application as he worked on it on my laptop and on my Droid. Desktops could access and mobile devices could access.

Katz made his example and created a for it. He pointed out that because this example is based on and, it can be used on any web browser. He stated by working on an example application to connect to via their exposed REST interfaces. He explained that this is a cloud-based tool as we waited for it to load. Katz only had a single slide before going into demonstration mode. Specifically, Katz is in Developer Relations for, a cloud-based app platform. I returned to (Mission conference room) to see 's ( Developer Relations) 'Building Mobile Apps with HTML5 and Java' Birds-of-a-Feather (BoF) presentation. You can easily add 3rd party REST API’s as well as create your own cloud database. The app is created with HTML5/jQuery Mobile + PhoneGap (optional). It has a drag and drop visual UI builder. Tiggzi is a cloud-based mobile app platform. You can now instanlty add database to your app and generate all REST services. This video shows the new database integration in Tiggzi app builder. Max Katz, head of Tiggzi’s Developer Relations shows us how to build a jQuery mobile app using a cloud-based mobile app builder. Exadel™, a leading global software engineering company, today unveiled new features to Tiggzi Mobile App Builder, its cloud-based.