Panel Discussion: Summer Dev Conference Roundup

NOTE: Our Sept Mobile Monday meeting will on on a Wednesday due to Labor day.

Come hear our panelists discuss the announcements coming out of the summer's two big mobile Developer conferences - The Google IO and Apple's WWDC.

Dominos will be sponsoring food/drinks at the event.

Our panelists comprise of developers/technologists from the Ann Arbor area who are fortunate enough to attend one or both of these conferences, so they can provide a unique perspective based on what they learnt first-hand and can share their experiences. Please come prepared with questions!

Our esteemed panelists :-

• Dave Koziol, Arbormoon Software

Dave Koziol has been building mobile apps since long before it was cool. Dave is President of Arbormoon Software, Inc. (http://www.arbormoon.com/), a company which specializes in building mobile solutions for their clients. He is also an organizer of CocoaHeads Ann Arbor (http://cocoaheads.org/us/AnnArborMichigan/index.html), the Google Developer Group Ann Arbor Android, and Mobile Monday Ann Arbor.

• AjayKumar Kudaravalli, Dominos

Ajay Kudaravalli is an iOS Developer currently with Domino’s and has been developing E-commerce applications since 2009 with a Master’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Since 2013 he has been part of Domino’s Team developing customer-facing applications including Domino's iPad, Pebble and a Kiosk Version of the Application. His recent project include implementing DOM (Voice Ordering Assistant) . Interests include long walks, Reading Tech Articles , Blogs and TED talks .

• Adam Oxner , Expedia

Adam Oxner is an iOS Developer at Expedia in Ann Arbor, where he’s worked on iOS, tvOS, and watchOS apps, with some dabbling on things on the side . He is also the co-founder and iOS lead at MySwimPro, a mobile app that delivers custom workouts and training plans for swimmers. This was his first WWDC.

• David Wang, Arbormoon Software

David started writing Android apps in 2011 and hasn't stopped since. He currently works on building apps with Google's Material Design language and exploring new ways of building the best apps he can.