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Rhomobile, Inc. Type Private Industry Computer Software Founded October 2008 Headquarters Cupertino, CA Key people Adam Blum, Founder/CEO Products Rhodes Framework, RhoSync, RhoHub Employees 15 Website www.rhomobile.com Rhomobile Inc. is a computer software company based in Cupertino, California. Contents 1 Products 2 Awards 3 References 4 External links // Products Rhodes is an open-source Ruby-based mobile development framework[1] [2] . This enables software programmers to build applications for mobile devices using HTML[3]. Rhomobile's Rhodes framework supports development for the iPhone, Windows Mobile, Blackberry OS, Symbian and Google Android [4], Symbian and BlackBerry operating systems.[5] These are true native device applications that work with synchronized local data and with device capabilities such as GPS, PIM contacts and camera. Most user interface customization can be done in HTML templates (ERB, eruby files). A single set of source written with Rhodes can be compiled to run across all of the supported smartphone operating systems[6]. Rhodes provides access to native device capabilities such as GPS geolocation, PIM contact reading and writing, and camera image capture. RhoSync is a standalone server component allowing Rhodes applications offline and disconnected edit and access to data. This allows interacting with SaaS Software as a Service backends [7]. The information is stored locally on a users' device and available to them even when disconnected and offline. The mobile developer implements a "source adapter": a collection of methods (query, create, update, and delete) that are used by the RhoSync server to enable RhoSync to synchronize applications. Rhodes apps that use a RhoSync server can assume all data is available and current on the device. Developers write database ORM code to access and create information, which replaces network programming and information retrieval from the device. RhoSync uses the BlackBerry Enterprise Server and iPhone 3.0 [8] SDKs for Push. It uses BES Push and iPhone Push for synchronization, allowing real-time updates of backend application information. Rhohub is a hosted development environment for mobile applications, developed with Rhodes and RhoSync. It allows developers to write native apps in HTML and Ruby, and then build these apps without installing device Software Development Kits (SDKs). Developers can then build native apps for all smartphone devices, which use local synchronized data from enterprise backends while utilizing device capabilities such as camera and GPS. RhoHub allows developers to build their applications for multiple smartphone platforms without installing the native device [9] SDKs. Since RhoHub is hosted, developers do not need to run their own instance of an IDE on Windows or Mac OS X to make applications. RhoHub includes a full version of RhoSync allowing developers to easily test applications with synced data. Awards Rhomobile won 'Best of Interop' Best Startup Company at TechWeb’s 2009 Interop [10] References ^ Rhomobile promises: Build once, deploy to any smartphone ^ Rhomobile unveils Ruby-based cross-platform mobile framework ^ Rhomobile chasing after mobile software dream ^ Rhodes adds Android support to cross-platform development ^ Rhodes unifies smartphone app dev ^ Rhomobile Intros Rhodes Framework For iPhone 3G S ^ Rhomobile Announces Rhodes 1.2 with Support for Push Data on iPhone and BlackBerry ^ How to introduce the iPhone 3G S to your organisation ^ Mobile app dev trends: Making life easier for developers ^ Interop 2009 Show Winners External links http://rhomobile.com/ v • d • e Ruby programming language IDE NetBeans · RubyForge · RadRails · RubyMine · ActiveState_Komodo Implementations Ruby MRI · YARV · JRuby · IronRuby · Rubinius · XRuby · MacRuby · RubyJS · HotRuby Applications RubyGems · Rake · Interactive Ruby Shell · Capistrano  · Hackety Hack Libraries and frameworks Adhearsion · Camping · eRuby (RHTML) · Hobo · Merb · Nitro · RubyCocoa · Ruby on Rails · Ramaze · Sinatra · Padrino · QtRuby Server software Mongrel · Phusion Passenger (mod_rails/mod_rack) · WEBrick · mod_ruby Other Application Archives · Document format · Book Guides · Ruby Central · RubyKaigi Category v • d • e Web Application Frameworks ASP.NET ASP.NET MVC · ASP.NET Web Forms · ASP.NET Dynamic Data · BFC · DotNetNuke · MonoRail · OpenRasta · Umbraco · Vici MVC ColdFusion ColdSpring · Fusebox · Mach-II · Model-Glue · onTap · on Wheels Common Lisp ABCL-web · SymbolicWeb · UnCommon Web · Weblocks C++ CppCMS · Wt - Web toolkit Java Apache Struts · AppFuse · Flexive · GWT · Grails · Vaadin · ItsNat · JavaServer Faces · Jspx · Makumba · OpenXava · Play · Eclipse RAP · Reasonable Server Faces · RIFE · Restlet · Seam · Spring · Stripes · Tapestry · WebWork · Wicket · ZK  · ICEfaces · Wavemaker Perl Catalyst · Interchange · Mason · Maypole · Reaction · WebGUI PHP CakePHP · CodeIgniter · Drupal · Horde · Joomla · Lithium  · Midgard · MODx · Qcodo · Seagull · SilverStripe · Symfony · TYPO3 · Xaraya · Yii · Zend Python Django · Nevow · TurboGears · Plone · Pyjamas · Pylons · web2py · Zope Ruby Ruby on Rails · Merb · Sinatra · Hobo · Camping · Nitro · Ramaze Scala Lift Smalltalk AIDA/Web · Seaside Other languages Application Express (PL/SQL) · Fusebox (ColdFusion and PHP) · OpenACS (Tcl) · Yaws (Erlang) · HAppS (Haskell) · SproutCore (JavaScript/Ruby)