WIPJam@MWC14: Full Schedule

09:15 CET

Intel Workshop: Solve Social Problems with Code through the Intel "Code for Good" Program

Come hear from nonprofit experts about how you can make a difference in the world through software. Find a purpose for your hacking, and help the Intel Code for Good program connect and enrich the lives of every person on earth.

Monday February 24, 2014 09:15 - 10:00 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

10:00 CET

Intel Workshop #1: Android Games Development

Join our Intel Evangelist to understand the Intel Native Development toolset for Android. You will also learn the different CPU architectures and how to enable your application to run on different CPU architectures. Get to know the different game Engines that support the Intel Android Platform and along with the Intel tools how to build efficient Android NDK apps.

Speakers

Xavier Hallade

Technical Marketing Engineer, Intel

Xavier Hallade is a technical marketing Engineer with the Intel Paris office focusing on evangelizing Intel products on android and other ecosystems. He is a vivid programmer and technology savvy with great interest on NFC and the possibilities NFC can bring to applications.

Monday February 24, 2014 10:00 - 11:00 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

11:15 CET

Intel Workshop #2: Building Peer to Peer Applications with Intel® CCF

This session will introduce attendees to the Intel® Common Connectivity Framework Version 3 SDK. The presentation will include an introduction to the CCF concepts, features, API basics and samples. Developers looking to build smart P2P apps that connect users and their smart phones, tablets and PCs should attend this session.

Moderators

Shamit Patel

Intel

Shamit Patel manages a team of engineers responsible for enablement and support for developers using the Intel Common Connectivity Framework. Prior to joining Intel, Shamit worked for Connectsoft, a wireless software company where he was involved in development and enablement of UWB... Read More →

Monday February 24, 2014 11:15 - 12:15 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

12:30 CET

Intel Workshop #3, Mashery presents: There’s an API for That!

Speakers

Neil Mansilla

Director of Platform Evangelism & Partnerships, Mashery

Neil Mansilla is the Director of Platform Evangelism & Partnerships for Mashery. He is responsible for helping developers discover, learn and utilize the platforms on the Mashery API Network, as well as helping Mashery customers optimize the design and developer experience (DX) of... Read More →

Monday February 24, 2014 12:30 - 13:30 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

13:45 CET

Intel Workshop #4: Building a Real-Time System for Remotely Piloted Vehicles using HTML5 and the Intel® XDK

Speakers

Joe Wolf

Product Manager, Intel

Joe has worked on software development tools for applications from supercomputers, the desktop, and mobile devices for over twenty years as a compiler developer, in technical support and evangelism, and now for the past year as the product manager for the Intel XDK.

Monday February 24, 2014 13:45 - 14:45 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

15:00 CET

Intel Workshop #5: Innovator Talks: Emerging Tech from the Intel Developer Community

Three emerging Intel innovators discuss their work using Intel technologies; including making an intelligent sensing robot, bringing to market a powerful Android gaming console, and tools & techniques for rapid cross platform game development.

Speakers

Bob Duffy

Software Developer Evangelist, Lead Community Manager, Intel

Bob is a former entrepreneur with a start-up background in ecommerce, and telecommunication during the DotCom hay-day. Now working in Developer Relations for Intel, Bob engages with developers, helping them get the tools, resources, and support they need to develop innovative apps... Read More →

Monday February 24, 2014 15:00 - 16:00 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

16:15 CET

Intel Workshop #6: Getting Started with the Intel® Galileo Board

Introducing the Intel® Galileo Board, which enables innovative projects as developers begin to create software for wearable products of the future. Attendees will learn how to use the Yocto Project as the OS from which to run your program. Other topics covered will include instruction on how to add additional modules, like sensors, to further expand usage possibilities.

Speakers

Daniel Holmlund

Intel

Daniel Holmlund has been a developer for nearly 14 years experienced with server and mobile applications. Some of his interests include mobile applications, computer security, Sci-Fi and his wonderful family. Currently, he is a software engineer in the Intel Software & Services G... Read More →

Monday February 24, 2014 16:15 - 17:15 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

13:00 CET

Amazon Workshop #3: Android to Amazon: Tips for Painless Submission to the Amazon Appstore

Did you know that over 75% of Android apps we tested required no code changes to run on Kindle Fire? This session will walk through the process of submitting your existing Android app to the Amazon Appstore. We will also take a look at leveraging the Amazon Appstore SDK in your Android app which offers a free, and simplified way to do common developer tasks such as In-App purchasing, Analytics and Ads.

Speakers

David Isbitski

Developer Evangelist, Amazon

David Isbitski is a Developer Evangelist for Amazon focused on Apps and Games. He enjoys talking about technology and has taught full-day courses on numerous topics as well as being a presenter at many community and third party events. Dave is also an author for Lynda.com and can... Read More →

Tuesday February 25, 2014 13:00 - 14:00 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

14:00 CET

Amazon Workshop #4: Reaching New Customers with Your HTML5 Web Apps through the Amazon Appstore

Most mobile websites today reach their customers through search engines. What if you could get your existing mobile website in front of Amazon’s customers on Kindle and Android devices? Thanks to the new Amazon Web Apps API you can have a new mobile app through a simplified process. This session will cover everything you need to know about optimizing your mobile website for Kindle and Android devices, submitting your web app to the Amazon Appstore, testing and debugging your web app, and how to monetize with Amazon’s In-App Purchasing API.

Speakers

David Isbitski

Developer Evangelist, Amazon

Tuesday February 25, 2014 14:00 - 15:00 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

Sponsor Workshop

09:30 CET

Developer Workshop #10: Stop Spending Money on App Installs

With the average price of a paid install rising above $1.80, paid install programs are just not cutting it for most app publishers. This 45 minute session will take you 3 distinct strategies for finding more cost effective methods of acquiring app customers and most importantly, keeping them. Organic app store optimization plus deeper engagement and retention strategies are crucial to changing the financial equations of the mobile app business to a sustainable place for independent and mid-sized app publishers.

Speakers

Robi Ganguly

Henrik Lewander

CTO, Co-founder, Appland

Henrik spent more than 10 years developing and managing project for Ericsson, Volvo and other companies notably the Volvo Dynamic Steering (the product in the Volvo Van Damme commercial). He then went on to design the global Appland App Store Cloud Platform and building a company... Read More →

Jake Orrin

VP of Business Development, Quixey

Jake is the VP of Business Development at Quixey, The Search Engine for Apps. He previously worked as a Director of Business Development at Your Logo Here, a branding solutions provider for companies such as Google and Slide. On the side, he mentors young entrepreneurs and sits on... Read More →

Wednesday February 26, 2014 09:30 - 10:30 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

DevCon Workshop

10:30 CET

Developer Workshop #13: A Day in the Life of a CyanogenMod Developer

Instructions for getting your computer setup for the workshop are here https://github.com/BuzzBumbleBee/WipJamWorkshop

This exclusive workshop is an interactive CyanogenMod session for developers. Learn about the features and framework of CyanogenMod as well as understanding how the end to end development process works. This is not just an overview but you get hands on with the CyanogenMod code to make changes and build a new custom ROM so that you can become part of the CyanogenMod community.

The workshop will cover:

Bringing up your device for CyanogenMod
An overview of the features and framework of CyanogenMod
Coding a changeset feature for CyanogenMod
Uploading your code change to a gerrit instance
Compiling your code changes to generate a CyanogenMod ROM

Speakers

Abhisek Devkota

Community Manager, Cyanogen Inc.

Abhisek Devkota is the Community Manager and project manager for Cyanogen Inc., a new company formed by the cofounders of the largest aftermarket Operating System for Android devices CyanogenMod.Abhisek is a veteran of the consulting industry surrounding Washington, DC. Before joining... Read More →

Shane Francis

CyanogenMod

Shane Francis is a device maintainer and member of the CyanogenMod community who has worked on devices such as the Asus Transformer, Advent Vega and HTC Sensation – starting with the Advent Vega in 2010 while he was at University studying his computer science BSc. Throughout his... Read More →

Wednesday February 26, 2014 10:30 - 12:30 CET
Room 6 - Level 3

DevCon Workshop