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Learn how to diagnose and fix sluggish scrolling, blank rows, and crashes in Ti.UI.TableView when handling large data sets in Titanium SDK apps.
Add a built‑in RefreshControl to a TableView, bind data, and handle the refresh callback so the spinner appears on pull and hides after data reloads.
Learn when to use Ti.App.Properties versus Ti.Database for local data in Titanium SDK apps, with a comparison table, trade‑offs, and ready‑to‑copy code examples.
Learn how to move performance‑critical code from Titanium’s JavaScript layer into a custom native module to reduce bridge overhead and improve app responsiveness.
Learn how to optimize the Titanium Bridge to prevent UI lag. Discover why frequent JS‑to‑Native calls cause "jank" and how to implement throttling and native extensions for better performance.
Titanium SDK 5.0.0 Ant Deprecation: Timeline Unresolved The 5.0.0 release made Gradle the default Android build tool, marking Ant support as deprecated. Projects still using Ant must run a migration script to generate Gradle build files, but the script does not cover custom Ant targets or non‑standard configurations. Unresolved Decision The SDK documentation
Persistence Latency in Key-Value Storage The Titanium.App.Properties API manages persistent application settings. While the set method returns a boolean indicating a successful update to the local cache, the underlying OS-level file write may occur asynchronously. In scenarios involving rapid sequential updates or concurrent modifications from background ser
The goal is to decide whether the Titanium SDK should change the default visibility of module methods from public to private, requiring an explicit public attribute to expose them. This change would reduce accidental exposure of internal helpers, but it must preserve backward compatibility for existing modules, address the current lack of compile‑time lintin
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