MobileTogether Demos

Real World Apps

In addition to the demo apps that ship with MobileTogether Designer, you can download and explore some sample AppStore Apps we built in MobileTogether on your device. For each of these, the developer compiled native versions for each operating system from a single layout and codebase created in MobileTogether Designer for submission to the respective app stores.

ContractManager App

Cloud-based contract management on any device

MyCollections App

Catalog, search, and share your personal collections

Getting Started

Length: 08:23 (mm:ss)

No-code app creation

Learn how to build custom database apps using RecordsManager in MobileTogether Designer. RecordsManager uses a visual app design interface so you can build apps fast - with no coding or backend database development required.

Length: 08:52 (mm:ss)

Intro and Building Your First App

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.

Database-driven Apps

This video series demonstrates building a database-driven Books Catalog app for iOS, Android, Windows, and web devices. To try this for yourself, download the files used in the tutorial.

Length: 09:57 (mm:ss)

Building a Database-Driven App - Part 1

Learn to connect to any database and build an app for iOS, Android, and Windows using Altova MobileTogether. In this example, we connect to a books database and quickly create a Book Catalog app. Following the steps outlined here will help get you started creating your first low-code app with the free MobileTogether Designer.

Length: 05:56 (mm:ss)

Building a Database-Driven App - Part 2

In part 2 of this tutorial, we continue building the database-driven Books Catalog sample app created in the previous video. This tutorial focuses on designing the app UI and controls, and then creating filters that allow end users to view the desired data.

Length: 09:24 (mm:ss)

Building a Database-Driven App - Part 3

In part 3 of this tutorial, we continue developing the database-driven Books Catalog sample app started in the previous videos. This tutorial focuses on creating subpages for customized app behavior and enabling end users to edit app data and save it back to the database.

Length: 08:22 (mm:ss)

Building a Database-Driven App - Part 4

In part 4 of this demo, we add additional functionality to the database-driven Books Catalog sample app started in the previous videos. This tutorial focuses on enabling end users to upload, manipulate, and work with images to add content to the backend database.

Length: 08:35 (mm:ss)

Building a Database-Driven App - Part 5

In part 5 of this tutorial, we add additional functionality to the database-driven Books Catalog sample app started in the previous videos. This tutorial shows how to add, delete, and save data to the app database.

Length: 04:49 (mm:ss)

Building a Database-Driven App - Part 6

In the conclusion of this tutorial, we add finalize the database-driven Books Catalog sample app started in the previous videos. This demo shows how to implement database search functionality in an app.

MQTT Apps

Length: 05:49 (mm:ss)

Build MTQQ Apps

Support for MQTT in MobileTogether lets you build apps that act as an MQTT subscriber, publisher, or both. In this demo, we create an app using MQTT to monitor and manage smart devices in a home automation scenario.

Install and configure MobileTogether Server

Length: 11:44 (mm:ss)

Install and Configure MobileTogether Server

Learn how to install MobileTogether Server and Altova LicenseServer, and then configure your MobileTogether Server to power your apps. This tutorial focuses on installing your MobileTogether Server behind a corporate firewall.

Length: 06:20 (mm:ss)

Configuring MobileTogether Server, Part 2: Network Configuration

This tutorial walks you through configuring your MobileTogether Server on your network. It covers the required ports needed to accept connection to MobileTogether from both inside and outside your network, as well as the ports used by Altova LicenseServer.

Length: 04:45 (mm:ss)

Configuring MobileTogether Server, Part 3: Enabling SSL

Learn how to enable secure connections between MobileTogether Server and client devices by enabling SSL. We'll walk through configuring SSL using certificates purchased from a certificate authority (CA) as well as utilizing integration with Let's Encrypt to request and upload a free SSL certificate directly in the MobileTogether Server admin interface.

Working with Charts

Length: 04:35 (mm:ss)

Creating a Chart Using Database Data

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.

Length: 09:09 (mm:ss)

Advanced Charting and XPath Calculations

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.

Working with XQuery

Length: 14:08 (mm:ss)

Extracting Useful Data from HTML Pages Using XQuery

Using MobileTogether, you can create an sophisticated enterprise solution or 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.