Developer Conference 8-12 Nov 2010, Malmö, Sweden
Track overview
Tuesday: NoSQL Day
Speaker: Hampton Catlin
Hampton is the creator of Haml and Sass, creator of several (one man) startups, and Lead Mobile Developer for Wikimedia. Yes, he is very busy. Hampton founded Catlin Software in 2009 and has produced several top-selling iPhone and Palm Pre applications. Hampton also works with Wikimedia as their Lead Mobile Developer, overseeing their mobile platform that serves over 27 million pages a day to phones in over 100 countries.
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A Model of Human Behaviour in Software
Track: Software craftsmanship, friday 15:35 - 16:25
I'm going to present my model of human gameplay behaviours and how that effects application development. Being a developer is much more than writing nice code... its about building an experience for your users. And, part of that is using gameplay-techniques to make sure your users have a great time and come back again. Even if you never thought of your application as being a game, I'll show you that gameplay is part of every life experience and is coded into our DNA.
Haml and Sass: Making HTML and CSS Tolerable
Track: Web development, thursday 11:20 - 12:10
Haml and Sass are two languages that have been growing in popularity since I first introduced them in 2005. They both are ways to construct and conceptualize the HTML and CSS output of your web applications.
Originally a Ruby technology, there are now Haml interpreters in almost every language: PHP, Java, Python, .NET, ASP.NET, Scala, and Javascript.
Come learn about these two exciting languages and have your mind stretched a bit.
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