This tutorial covers the MobileTogether Designer user interface and steps needed to create your first app. Whether you need to build an enterprise app or native apps for iOS, Android, and Windows, this video will get you started.

This demo shows how to build a data-driven app in MobileTogether. You'll learn how to connect to and query any database, retrieve records, and then format the data using tables. You can practice building the app yourself using a sample database that ships with MobileTogether Designer, but remember that MobileTogether supports all major relational databases.

In this demo, we continue building the app with a database back-end covered in the video above. You'll learn how to add functionality in your app to query and view individual database records, as well as to allow end users to edit them. In-depth information on Actions and Action Groups in MobileTogether is covered.

In this demo, we continue building the Books app covered in parts 1 and 2 above. You'll learn to add functionality to your app that lets users upload images from their device's gallery or camera, then rotate and automatically resize the images, and finally save the modified images to your database. You'll continue learning about working with tables and controls, and configuring app behavior using Actions.

In this short video we are demonstrating how to build a mobile app that creates charts from data stored in a SQL Server database table. You will see the different graph and chart options, how easy it is to connect a chart to your data set, and then select data series to plot in the chart. The techniques learned in this video are also applicable to XML-based data.

Using MobileTogether, you can create an sophisticated enterprise mobile app, even if the data you need is only avaialble in a web page or HTML table. In this video we are demonstrating how to build a mobile app for mobile and desktop devices that is built on top of legacy data. We will extract the data from an HTML page using the powerful HTML parser in MobileTogether, which will normalize the data so it can be processed using XQuery. This will allow us to quickly build an XML representation of that data, and then plot it on a chart.

A continuation of the example in the video above, this video demonstrates advanced charting techniques and options available for building in-house mobile reports, dashboards, forms, and other apps that include sophisticated charts and graphs.