Infotec 2010 presentation
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Presentation given at the InfoTec Conference in Omaha, NE April 13, 2010
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- 1. Mobile Development Get ready to not know what your doing flickr: Waldo#4
- 2. Hi, I'm Andy
- 3. Me! • 12 Years Developing Software • Consumer software oriented • UP, Intuit, Sojern, contracting. • Background: Ruby, Java, C++, Objective-C, Perl • iPhone development since the SDK was open to everyone.
- 7. Ninth Division • Started Ninth Division over a year ago • Consumer software oriented • Primarily build iPhone, iPad applications for clients. • Striving to build quality software products for the new age.
- 13. My Story and how it relates to you flickr: geeo123
- 14. ✓ Interest ✓ Its Hard ✓ Different 5 Lessons ✓ Its New ✓ New Problems
- 15. #1 Interest for all the wrong reasons... flickr: guyphones
- 17. Fanboy.
- 21. • First IDE that felt like a editor and not an IDE. • Apple development was fun • Great documentation • It was a cult of developers.
- 23. • I love my Mac and working on it. • Wanted more excuses to create on it. • I thought it was cool to have a mac and have Mac code on it.
- 25. Its about your users. flickr: kastner
- 26. #2 It’s Hard Much harder than we are told and even harder than you think... to do it well. flickr: Stick-A-Thing
- 27. • Learning a new programming languages (can be) hard. • Multi-platform is hard
- 31. • Learning a new programming languages (can be) hard. • Multi-platform is hard • Controlled platforms are hard
- 33. Focus.
- 34. #3 Different Mobile platforms are very different flickr: nickwheeleroz
- 35. • Cellular Networks • Open Source • Controlled Platform
- 37. Closest to desktop software development.
- 38. #4 It’s New Lots to learn. flickr: Christophe Vanfletern
- 39. • Lots of Resources • Copy / Paste code from Internet FAIL • “Always learning something new”
- 40. flickr: joop haek
- 41. Plan for Research and Development
- 42. #5 New problems It brings new problems to solve. Don’t solve old problems that don’t need solving on a mobile device. flickr: Jaap Oostinjen
- 44. No more cursor.
- 46. Smaller and fitted screen size.
- 48. Delay.
- 50. User Experience. flickr: kastner
- 51. ✓ Interest ✓ Its Hard ✓ Different 5 Lessons ✓ Its New ✓ New Problems
- 52. Questions ? flickr: Jim in Times Square
Notes de l'éditeur
- Thats Ninth Division! ... best picture of us yet.
- Wanted to start a company. Thought I’d do only web development. Built Flight Sites for Sojern, super successful and learned alot.
- What I hope you have learned.
- As you can tell, I was/am a fanboy. That’s how it all started. Same is true for Palm, Android people. Same is true about Java, .Net...
- Android developers start because they like Java or Google. iPhone developers tart because they like Apple or Objective-C. ... they are the means to the end. they are the tools to build something.
- The tools are a means to an end. The better the tools, the better you can build. Not the other way around.
- People pick technology because of what it enables them to do and not for what it is written in or the tools you use to build it. and not solely the technology... they pick the technology because of what it enables them to do.
- Controlled platforms are - Apple Acceptence, no access to private api.
- ... new platforms coming and going all the time. newest debate.
- ... new platforms coming and going all the time. newest debate.
- Controlled platforms are - Apple Acceptance, no access to private api.
- Developers, Designers, Product Owners, all need to emerse themselves into these platforms to build great software. Just like the web, as you really learned the way your browser worked... the best your website worked and looked.
- Cell networks are unreliable by design. Contrast to wired networks and SLAs. GPL / LGPL / MIT / BSD / Personal. All have implications how you distribute. Web / Enterprise - have environments of choice.
- In general, get ready to learn as you go. Train! and have time to play around.
- Your thumb/finger is the new cursor. 50 pixels.
- no more 20+ “ screen size.
- Users in the web expect less than 2 second load times. Mobile users expect instant load times.
- The tools are a means to an end. The better the tools, the better you can build. Not the other way around.
- Different from Web. New interface for every device. New devices coming and going.
- What I hope you have learned.