[2 talks] invokewat? and AeroGear - Enterprise Mobile made Simple
Details
We are at Thrust this month, so park just across the street in the gravel parking lot.
Doors open at 6:30 presentation starts at 7pm. Note, We'll also have a drinkup afterwards, sponsored by Anteo Group. See you there!
# invokewat?
The JVM is a powerhorse. Nowadays is something way bigger than the
"thing you need to run Java stuff". Discover on this talk why you should
care, and how dynamic languages like Ruby and JavaScript can benefit.
# AeroGear - Enterprise Mobile made Simple
Mobile Development isn't easy at all - specially when we think on an
"enterprise" market where web development is the rule and the resistance
to changes is overwhelming. How to reuse the existing knowledge? How to
maintain apps across several platforms?
Discover on this talk what AeroGear can do for your apps, be them
Android, iOS or Mobile web
# Bio
Douglas 'qmx' Campos is an old-school language-agnostic developer,
working with software for more than 14 years. Passionate about
opensource technologies, he created dynjs, is a JRuby core team member,
and contributes to projects like TorqueBox, jitescript, invokebinder and
many more. He is currently the AeroGear project lead at JBoss by Red
Hat, helping to push the mobile web forward.