Power your Mobile App Development with the Multi-OS Engine of Intel® INDE

Today marks a great milestone for Intel® Integrated Native Development Experience (Intel® INDE) suite when Intel Corp announced the Multi-OS Engine, a cool new feature of Intel® INDE at the Android Developer Conference (Andevcon) 2015, Boston.

As you may have known, Intel® INDE is a cross platform productivity suite for developing native mobile applications consisting of a number of features including SDKs, performance libraries and development tools like compilers, debuggers and analyzers that a developer needs for the entire lifecycle of creation of the app. Now, the Multi-OS Engine feature adds a feather on the cap by providing a comprehensive solution to your cross platform needs.

How exactly?

Think about the typical development approach for a mobile app development targeting the two most popular platforms, Android* and iOS* in the current market.

And now imagine if the above scenario changes to something like this:

Absolutely possible! The Multi-OS Engine feature of Intel® INDE enables you to develop native mobile applications for iOS* and Android* with only Java expertise on Windows* and/or OS X* development machines without compromising on the native look and feel and a great performance. And yes, you read it right – you can develop iOS* apps from Windows* systems too. Isn’t this cool!

If you want to know "how stuff works", visit our Technical Overview Blog on the Multi-OS Engine of Intel INDE.

Why wait?

Multi-OS Engine feature of Intel® INDE is now available in a preview release as a stand-alone download for developers who are interested in the early access.

Getting Started

1. Sign Up for early access. You will be asked a few questions why you are interested.
2. If you are selected, you will receive an email with the download link for the installer.
3. Walk through our Getting Started tutorial to configure your development environment with Multi-OS Engine
4. Download one of the samples from /Applications/Intel/INDE/multi_os_engine/samples  directory and start the fun!
5. Questions? Sure, we got you covered through the Multi-OS Engine Forum

And of course, we greatly appreciate your feedback for the continued improvement of the feature. Looking forward to hearing from you soon and until then, Happy Coding!