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| February 23, 2009 09:45 PM EST |
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Software architect Jason Christensen will deliver the presentation "Combining REST and Context for Killer iPhone Apps Audience" at SYS-CON's iPhone Developer Summit 2009 East (co-located with AJAXWorld RIA Conference & Expo) in New York City this coming June 22-23, 2009.
With the advent of the multimodal nature of iPhone, it is possible to be connected anywhere and everywhere. But did you know that it's possible for your iPhone to provide context to RESTFUL web services to create the next generation of killer applications? In this session Christensen will take a detailed look at using web services, cloud computing, and the sensors on the iPhone to create applications that exceed what could previously be achieved on mobile devices. With this architecture, the sky is truly the limit on the capabilities provided to application users.
In this vein, Christensen will discuss the creation of an application that can use RESTFUL web services in combination with the GPS sensor on the iPhone to create a context-aware chat client.
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Speaker Bio: Jason Christensen is a software architect with over 15 years of industry experience on cutting edge projects for fortune 50 and world 100 companies. Jason presents on advanced topics in the areas of distributed and mobile computing. He has spoken at Dr. Dobbs Architecture and Design World in 2006, and will be speaking at Dr Dobbs SDWest/Mobile Connect in addition to SYS-CON's iPhone Developer Summit.
iPhone Developer Summit - June New York City
With the iPhone more than earning its place in the consumer market, it is now being adopted by enterprises. In fact, many believe that the iPhone will be the most adopted enterprise device in 2009. But while developing for the iPhone and iPod touch is exciting, the amount of information and outstanding questions can be overwhelming at times.
Can an iPhone to provide context to RESTFUL web services? How can the various view controllers bundled with the iPhone SDK best be leveraged? What tools are currently available to help code perform as expected? Why (and how) are more and more business users are actively embracing the iPhone and bringing it into the enterprise?
These are among the dozens of questions to be asked and answered at the iPhone Developer Summit being held in New York City in June - an intensive and content-rich one-day program designed to satisfy the growing hunger among software developers and IT professionals for a broad spectrum of sessions informing developers what kinds of development options and opportunities the iPhone provides.
The Technical Chair of the event is Ian Thain, editor-in-chief of iPhone Developer's Journal.
In the one-day Summit, to be held June 22-23 at The Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan, developers will hear from industry experts about the impact the iPhone is having on delivery of rich content to mobile users. Technical sessions will explore a world of web development opportunities on the iPhone including building applications using the new ASP.NET MVC framework, building social applications, and developing high-quality, iPhone-style web-based GUIs for your applications. Additionally, more than a dozen expert faculty speakers will help delegates learn about issues such as when to use the iPhone SDK and when to develop web applications, and how Google's Android differs from the iPhone SDK and iPhone safari development?
Attending delegates will leave the iPhone Developer Summit with resources, ideas and examples they can apply immediately.
