Announcing MobileTeach Vancouver, May 28 to June 1st 2012
We just posted the 4 Pre-Conference and the 3 Post Conference workshops. They are your perfect opportunity to grow your skill set. The rest of the sessions will be announced on January 9th .
This event is limited to 400 attendees, so register as soon as you can! See you there.
A Pre-Conference (May 28th) on iOS by Kevin McNeish
This workshop takes you from the initial inception of an idea for an App through the design, implementation, testing, and release of an iOS App. In this workshop you get a real taste for the entire App development process from beginning to end with emphasis on best practices throughout. This includes information on laying out a solid architecture, coding techniques, testing tools, working with the simulator as well as the process of deploying to actual devices, all the way through App Store submission. Attendees are encouraged to bring their laptops and follow along through the development process.
Three days of sessions on Mobile Development (May 29-31st)
MobileTeach is offering 3 days of training between May 29 and May 31st. A total of 17 sessions on iOS, Wp7, Android. The best experts in the industry are presenting their knowledge and expertise. This is your chance to learn and network with the expert. Take a look at our schedule.
MobileTeach speakers are expert in the Mobile Industry
MobileTeach is presented with the best expert in the industry. Markus Egger, Colin Melia and Tim Huckaby are expert in the Windows Phone and Windows 8 plateform, Ben Sheiman, Kevin McNeish and John Waters master the iOS. Wei-Meng Lee, Jessica Ker and Martin Legris know all the secrete of Android and Bryan Costanich is a master in cross platform Mono and MonoTouch from Xamarin
A Post-Conference (June 1st) on Android by Wei-Meng Lee
In this one-day boot camp, participants will learn how to use the tools and Android SDK to write applications for their Android devices. This feature-packed boot camp will show you how to get started in Android development, right from the start to deployment. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring along their notebook computers and follow along with the lab exercises.
Our experts in Mobile development
Colin Melia is a Microsoft MVP for Silverlight and Microsoft Regional Director known as an architect, trainer, speaker and author with deep and broad knowledge of the latest Microsoft technologies, proven problem solving skills, hands-on solution creation ingenuity and the ability to communicate rich and complex ideas. He is the Principal Architect at Ace of Clouds Inc. and speaks regularly with his British accent at conferences, events and code camps for Microsoft and community organisations as well as being a college academic advisor. In the summer of 2010 he developed and delivered the first Windows Phone 7 boot camp tour in North America, training dozens of developers and companies across Canada at Microsoft offices. His recent articles and reference cards have been featured on Mobile Developer Magazine & DZone and he regularly posts on his blog. Colin has 17 years of hands-on experience in areas of rich UI with WPF/Silverlight, cloud development with Azure and BI with SQL Server, along with in-depth knowledge of core technologies such as .NET, OData, WCF, WF, LINQ and WIF. He has developed award-winning simulation technology with rich UI, cloud-based learning portals and workflow-driven BI systems. He also created the first streaming video community site with Windows Media. He has worked in the finance, telecoms, e-learning, Internet communications and gaming industries, with his business solutions recently in use world-wide at companies like HP, O2, Cisco, IBM, Intel, Microsoft & Reuters.
Wei-Meng Lee is a technologist and founder of Developer Learning Solutions (http://www.learn2develop.net), a technology company specializing in hands-on training on the latest mobile technologies. Wei-Meng has many years of training experiences and his training courses place special emphasis on the learning-by-doing approach. His hands-on approach to learning programming makes understanding the subject much easier than reading books, tutorials, and documentations. Wei-Meng wrote Beginning Android Application Development (Wrox, forthcoming 2011) and Beginning iOS 4 Application Development (Wrox).
Kevin McNeish is President and Chief Software Architect of Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc, and an eight-time recipient of the Microsoft. .NET MVP Award. He is a well-know .NET and iOS speaker and trainer throughout North America and Europe including DevConnections, VSLive!, DevTeach, SDC Netherlands, Advisor DevCon, as well as numerous Code Camps and Boot Camps. He is author of the upcoming book iPhone and iPad App Development for Everyone, co-author of the book "Professional UML with Visual Studio .NET", author of the book ".NET for Visual FoxPro Developers", as well as many software development magazine articles. He has also been interviewed multiple times on the .NET Rocks! Internet Radio Show. He is the Chief Software Architect of the MM .NET Framework as well as the upcoming MMiOS Framework. e-mail: kevinm@oakleafsd.com, Web: www.oakleafsd.com. Phone: 434-979-2417
Bryan Costanich is the Director of Education at Xamarin, makers of MonoTouch and Mono for Android. He's a former Microsoft engineer, published author and renowned software architect. He's also a mobile development expert. In addition to having published to the Apple App Store, his recent project, MuveMusic, which runs on Android is the fastest growing music subscription service on the planet. When not working in tech, you can find Bryan monkeying around in Hollywood, or out in the mountains.
