Android Dev LA

• Note: We have a relevant topic starting at 7pm on HTML5 mobile, if you want to check that out - come by.

Speaker 1: Jason Campbell (Topic: Looking Back At Retrollect.)

A list of DOs and DON'Ts when creating a cross-platform HTML5 mobile application.

Jason Campbell is a Senior Engineer at Border Stylo, primarily focused on the front end development of rich clients built with modern web technologies like HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript for the Glass (https://www.writeonglass.com (https://www.writeonglass.com/))and Retrollect ( http://retrollectapp.com/ ). Email: jason@borderstylo.com
Twitter: @jxson

Speaker 2: Matthew Sacks (Topic: Parsing Web Content for a Native Look and Feel)

I will be doing a brief presentation on an application on parsing Web content and formatting it with a Native look and feel. This will be a technical presentation. I will also be open sourcing a working Android application for the educational benefit of the Android Dev Community here in LA.

Matthew Sacks, CEO, GlassCode Inc., a Los Angeles based Web Applications Development Corporation; He is also the founder and editor of TheBitsource.com (http://thebitsource.com/), an online publication that covers Software Development, System Administration and Web Technology.

Speaker 3: Jad Meouchy (Topic: Creating a Free vs. paid version of an app)

Jad Meouchy is an enterprise software architect with experience in mobile productivity, asset management, and data analytics. In 2009 he founded REOWatch, a real estate software company affiliated with Fannie Mae that tracks and automates operations in the distressed asset industry. Recent side projects include KeenDriver, an alternative fuel station app with international coverage; Moddlr, a touch-based diagramming application for tablets; and Cypher, a social network for DJs. Jad also moonlights as a professional cinematographer in the automotive industry.

Email: jad@jadware.com

Note:
Get there early to find parking. Allow at least 45 minutes coming from the West Side, 1 hour and 15 minutes from Orange County, Riverside, Long Beach.