Eclipse DemoCamps November 2010/Portland

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Location

Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
1945 NW Quimby
Portland, OR 97209
(map, directions)

Photo courtesy of Lucky Lab

Date and Time

Monday, November 8th 2010, 6 - 9pm. Talks start at 6:30pm.

Sponsors

Organizer

Elias Volanakis (503 929 5537), EclipseSource

Agenda: Eclipse for Mobile Developers

1. Android Development with Eclipse

Michael Galpin is a mobile architect at eBay, where he works on eBay Mobile for Android and eBay's mobile web site. He is an author of the upcoming book Android in Practice and a frequent contributor to IBM's developerWorks site. He has spoken at numerous technical conferences such as JavaOne and EclipseWorld and you can find him on Twitter as @michaelg.

2. BlackBerry Application Development Options

Research In Motion is a longtime contributor and consumer of several Eclipse projects as a Enterprise Member of the Eclipse Foundation. From Java to Web (as well as Flash/AIR and native C/C++ on the BlackBerry Playbook), Eclipse plays an integral role in enabling developers on the BlackBerry platform. This talk discusses these options for BlackBerry Application development and demonstrates the Eclipse tooling.

3. iPad development with Eclipse

Eclipse RAP is a mature framework for writing multi-platform applications with Java. We are now adding the iPad as an additional platform. This talk will introduce the technology and demo a single-source / triple-platform app (Java client / PC web-client / iPad web-client).

Download the slides (.pdf)

Elias Volanakis (@evolanakis) is an Eclipse RAP committer and mobile development enthusiast. At EclipseSource he helps customers write Eclipse-based software. When not coding he enjoys running and the art of cooking.

Who Is Attending

If you plan to attend please add your name and company to the list below. This will help us plan food & seating. If you have any trouble with the wiki, just send an email. Thanks!

1. Elias Volanakis (@evolanakis), EclipseSource
2. Kai Zhang, IBM
3. Bryan Lee, Axian
4. Michael Galpin, eBay
5. Seth Shikora
6. Martin Hald
7. John Thomas, RIM
8. Troy Acott, Critical Path
9. Mark Dopheide
10. Bob Brehm
11. Daniel Kranowski, Business Algorithms
12. Bryan Fox, Cloud Four
13. Dwarakanath Mysore
14. Ben Acker, Yesmail
15. Gera Shegalov, Oracle
16. Chad Riddle, SoftSource
17. Todd Davis, Northwest Evaluation Association
18. Dave Shanley, CrowdCompass
19. Rhett Savage, Critical Path
20. Richard Johnson, Chrome Systems
21. Sean Dargen, Azad
22. Patrick Timlick, Timlick & Associates.
23. Scott Lewis
24. Brendan Joyce, Tryon Creek
25. Jasper Lieber, Critical Path
26. Vincent Yau, Intel
27. Cameron Ough, Cigna Healthcare
28. David H Stannard
29. Jeffrey L. Brandt, mHealthBridge
30. Mario Raia, Mobile Warrior
31. Kevin Bradley, Mobile Warrior
32. Don Greear, Mobile Warrior
33. Lyle Harris (+1)
34. Jussi Heikkola, GE Healthcare
35. Laurence Gellert, University of Oregon
36. Tracy Harton, Amphibious Technologies
37. Jennifer Adams
38. Heikki Julkunen, Skycharts
39. Steve Paquin, Vigillo
40. Mark Horn
41. David Craft
42. Weifeng Bao
43. Mathew Joseph
44. Khaled Almahallawy
45. Sahar Mostafa
46. Nixon Xavier
47. Derrick Streng
48. Jason Harper
49. Seth Milliken
50. Jayesh Mittal