iOSDevCamp

iOSDevCamp

Monday 7 March 10.00 - 17.00 Part 1
Tuesday 8 March 11.00 - 17.00 Part 2

Welcome to iOSDevCamp Amsterdam 2011

We are pleased to announce iOSDevCamp 2010, the second iOS developer conference in Amsterdam produced by Dom Sagolla and his team.
What was originally planned to be the ‘iPhoneDevCamp 2′ has been launched as ‘iOSDevCamp 2011′, to both match Apple’s new naming convention and to reflect the annual nature of the main event in California. This is thus a combined iPhone and iPad event.

We expect this to be a large event. The iOSDevCamp in California, in August 2010, attracted over 500 attendees. For those of you who attended iPadDevCamp Amsterdam 2009, we will be using the same venue, but we have chosen for a bigger room to accommodate additional attendees. As a reminder, 100% of your registration fee goes to event costs.

The event is inspired by BarCamp, SuperHappyDevHouse, and MacHack, to develop Cocoa Touch and Web-based applications for Apple's iOS. This follows the previous iPhoneDevCamp events held at Adobe Systems in San Francisco, July 2007 and August 2008, Yahoo! in 2009, Amsterdam November 2009 and PayPal August 2010.

Attendees will include iOS developers, web developers, UI designers, entrepreneurs and testers, all working together over the two days. Development projects will include both solo and team efforts. While some attendees will wish to work solo during the event, we encourage attendees to team up, based on expertise, to work in ad-hoc project development teams. All attendees should be prepared to work on a development project during the event.

Attendees will be able to:
Create new applications for iOS.
Migrate Mac OS X applications to iOS.
Test and optimize applications for iOS.

“How to monetize your app with PayPal “ 
Learn more about PayPal’s mobile payment solutions including an overview on how to integrate a payment solution into your mobile app or site.  

Deborah is the manager of the PayPal's Developer Technical Services team in Europe, supporting developer's integrations with the mobile products and platform APIs.
Prior to PayPal Deborah spent her career in software development. She started as a software engineer with ICL/Fujitsu developing online content management systems including the initial BBC website. Following further programming roles in Sydney, Deborah returned to Dublin and joined Sabre Holdings where she held a role of Software Development Manager providing software solutions for travel agents, airlines and consumers.
Deborah holds  a BSc in Computer Science and Software Engineering from Dublin Institute of Technology.

Pre-requisites
Bring your own laptop since this is a hands-on training class.

Lunches and beverages are included.

Moderator

Mike Lee, San Francisco, US
Legendary product engineer and World's Toughest Programmer Mike Lee (@bmf) has worked on apps for Alaska Airlines, Delicious Monster, Tapulous, United Lemur, Apple, and Nextive, producing such hits as Delicious Library, Tap Tap Revenge, Obama '08, and Apple's Mobile Store. His goal is to save Madagascar, his homepage is at le.mu.rs, and he has the world's largest collection of plush prosimians. In his spare time he races cars, flies airplanes, plays guitar, drinks single-malt scotch, and surfs.

Mike lives in Silicon Valley, California, and is currently taking a
year off to follow in the path of Paul Erdos—traveling the world,
collaborating with colleagues, and writing about Life, the App Store, and Everything.