LADOTNET Masters Series 005: PhoneGap in a day with Troy Miles

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Seating is limited to 50 attendees.

LADOTNET Master Series: PhoneGap in a day with Troy Miles

The Master's Series is a hands-on lab, lecture and training.

The event is a 8 hour training with breakfast and lunch served. Attendees are required to bring their own laptop and participate.

Troy Miles is a designer and developer of software since 1979, he began his career writing games in assembly and C. Since then he has written code in C++, C#, Objective-C, Java, JavaScript and even a smidgen of Python. Along the way, some of his titles have won awards, he became a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer, and in 2012, he won a developer challenge at a local Microsoft Windows Phone Unleashed event.

His passion since 2007 has been mobile and mobile web development. In 2011, he joined the mobile development team at Kelley Blue Book. His small team is responsible for the KBB.com application for iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone 7 and the mobile versions of KBB.com. Troy also spends time talking to developer groups and maintaining his blog, The Rock n Coder (http://therockncoder.blogspot.com/). Also, check out some of his talks at http://speakerrate.com/speakers/19985-troy-miles .

Topic: PhoneGap in a day with Troy Miles

Date: June 1st

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A HANDS ON TRAINING!

PhoneGap

Take your PhoneGap skills to the next level.

This is an all day course focused on building good PhoneGap applications. This is not a class for newbies or those wanting to learn programming. It is intended for those who have some programming experience and some knowledge of JavaScript or other curly brace language. This class is hands-on and focused on development. You will write code, not watch slides.

You will leave this course with a confident knowledge of PhoneGap. You will learn JavaScript best practices, how to integrate popular libraries into your apps, using GPS and Google Maps, using HTML templates, and more. All of the sample code used in the class is yours to keep and use.

Agenda:

JavaScript Best Practices

Objects Events Functions Libraries

jQuery jQuery Mobile Underscore Backbone Ajax

Getting data from the server Sending data to the server Generating lists of data Pull to refresh Location & Maps

Location Google Maps Creating Places of Interest and Info Windows Get directions to/from places of interest Reverse GeoCoding Media

Take a picture Annotate a picture Upload a picture to a server Download picture(s) from a server UI

HTML Templates Responsive design Scrollable Containers (iScroll) Charts Plugins Please note that parking will not be validated by Outlook Amusements. Other parking options are street parking/public parking structures****