One Codebase - Deploying to Web, Desktop, and Mobile with jQuery, AIR, ColdFusion, and Phonegap
We are extremely lucky to have Andy Matthews giving a presentation he will be giving at this year's RIA Unleashed event in Boston, October 27-28. I have been to this event several times and if you have the means, I highly recommend going. It is always full of good information and top-notch speakers from our industry. Andy is no exception.
For more information on RIA Unleashed visit: http://www.fitc.ca/events/about/?event=121
In this session we'll walk through the steps to write applications that can be deployed to the web, desktop, and mobile devices from a single codebase. Learn the basics of jQuery, AIR, and Phonegap. Use existing skills in jQuery, HTML/JS/CSS, AIR, and ColdFusion to compile applications that can truly be used anywhere.
GIVEAWAYS:
Goodies provided by Adobe and Apex Systems. Food provided by Apex Systems.
PARKING:
When you pull up to the building, please feel free to park in the lot or the covered parking adjacent to the building. When you pull in, you will be asked to take a ticket. By the time the meeting is over, the attendant has gone home and you will not be charged for parking there.
BIOGRAPHY:
Andy Matthews is currently UI/UX Manager at Goba.mobi, a social networking startup helping friends connect in person. He has worked as a web and application developer for over 12 years, with experience in a wide range of industries, and a skillset which includes graphic design, programming, business strategy and planning, and marketing. Throughout his career he has worked on projects which interfaced with industry giants such as Craigslist, written code that allowed Enterprise level sales teams to quickly and efficiently build presentations for their clients, and stayed current on trends in the marketplace by helping employers transition to newer, more effective, coding habits and standards. He has received certifications, spoken to users at conferences around the country, and developed software for the open source community.
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