Developer Conference 8-12 Nov 2010, Malmö, Sweden
Track overview
Tuesday: NoSQL Day
Speaker: Chris Hughes
Chris spends the daytime hours hacking on small computers like the iPhone and Android based devices. His internet fame grew when his exploits of the first generation iPhone were made public. Being featured on the front page from reddit to the Wall Street Journal. Chris has worked as a mobility engineer at Google, and in a twist of irony, later went on to join AT&T. Give Chris a soldering gun, and a compiler and watch a number of voided warranties evolve into something cool.
iOS - Apple devices out of the pocket and out in the real world.
Track: Smart phones, friday 13:10 - 14:00
The iPhone is a revolutionary phone, but more importantly it is a revolutionary PLATFORM. With Apple rebranding the operating system to iOS and the pressure but on by Google to extend Android. Will this mean that iOS will be more than just iPhones and iPads? We'll cover using the iPhone OS based devices in non-tradional environments and in non-traditional ways. Both jailbroken and non-jailbroken implementations will be covered and knowledge of Objective-C, the iPhone platform, and serial communication both in wired and Bluetooth forms is strongly recommended.
Social for Real
Track: Social media, friday 11:20 - 12:10
We took the initiative to do this talk at 10pm yesterday evening after
we heard that Maz canceled his talk. So be prepared to come to an
unprepared presentation on How we made the Øredev Puzzle from
specification to completion on four smart phone platforms in just 5
weeks.
Smartphone Panel Debate
Track: Smart phones, thursday 16:40 - 17:30
Panel debate with Speakers from the Smartphone track.
Chris Hughes will be Moderator.
Android on everything that isn't a phone.
Track: Smart phones, wednesday 13:10 - 14:00
Google's Android operating system is spreading; you'll soon find it in cars, TVs, and even kitchen appliances! Chris will go over what special considerations need to be followed when building for devices that aren't mobile telephones, what options developers have for prototyping, and what opportunities are available to extend a developers skill and possible product lines. Knowledge of Android is a strong recommendation and familiarity with ARM prototype hardware is a plus.
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