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4 Pentonville Road · London, N1 9HF
How to find us
The nearest tube station is Angel. It is also walking distance from Kings Cross and Old Street stations.
Details
From the team behind Apache Cordova (https://cordova.apache.org/), the Adobe PhoneGap (http://phonegap.com/) framework is an open source distribution of Cordova — providing the advantage of technology created by a diverse team of pros along with a robust developer community — plus access to the PhoneGap toolset, so you can get to mobile faster.
This will be a hands-on workshop, so you will need to bring your laptop to this Meetup.
Rough Schedule
6:00 - 6:45pm - Arrival / Networking / Food / Drinks
6:45 - 7:00pm - Intros / Welcome
7:00 - 9:00pm - Workshop Proper with a break in between
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - do this well before the day of the workshop, as we will not have time to sort out installation issues on the day
On your LAPTOP, install -
PhoneGap Desktop http://docs.phonegap.com/getting-started/1-install-phonegap/desktop/
(and/or PhoneGap CLI http://docs.phonegap.com/getting-started/1-install-phonegap/cli/) (http://docs.phonegap.com/getting-started/1-install-phonegap/cli/)
On your MOBILE PHONE, install -
PhoneGap Developer App http://docs.phonegap.com/getting-started/2-install-mobile-app/
The workshop will be run by experts from the Adobe PhoneGap Team, led by Anis Kadri and Simon MacDonald.
Anis is a Software Engineer at Adobe. He works on PhoneGap and Cordova full-time and has been contributing to the project since its early inception. Lately, he’s been interested in trying to introduce PhoneGap solutions to the enterprise world.
Simon is a Senior Software Engineer at Adobe and has over fifteen years of development experience and has worked on a variety of projects including object oriented databases, police communication systems, speech recognition and unified messaging. His current focus is contributing to the open source PhoneGap project to enable developers to create cross platform mobile applications using Web technologies. Simon’s been building web applications since the days they were written using shell scripts and he still has nightmares about those dark days.
