June 11 - 12

Wolf Rentzsch

vs. The World

Wolf is an indie software contractor who writes Mac and Browser applications. In this talk he will be giving an analysis of Cappuccino's strengths and weaknesses in comparison to other technologies.



Saikat Chakrabarti

Real Time with Node.js and Cappuccino

Saikat is one-half of the team at Mockingbird. He'll be talking about the theory behind the operational transformation-based real-time collaboration framework he built and the details of implementing it with Node.js and Cappuccino.



Pete LePage

Optimizing for the Chrome Web Store

Pete joined Google in 2011 as a Developer Advocate working on the Chrome Web Store team and the open web platform. Pete will be discussing best practices around building web applications and how to distribute those applications through the Chrome Web Store.



Francisco Tolmasky

Cappuccino State of the Union

Francisco is one of the original creators of Cappuccino and Objective-J and will be talking about Cappuccino past present and future.



Alexander Ljungberg

Nothing to a Working App with Bindings

Join Alex as he shows you how to create an entire application using Cappuccino's new bindings support, including using Interface Builder to set them up without any code.



Jorn van Dijk

Designing Beautiful Web Applications

Jorn is the art director of Sofa and designer of Cappuccino's Aristo UI theme. Jorn will share his insights in designing great UIs for Cappuccino that shine on the web.



Klaas Pieter Annema

Architecting for Change

Klaas Pieter is a developer at Sofa. He will talk about architecting for change using view controllers and the responder chain.



Rudrajit Samanta

Cappuccino at Scale

Rudro is a developer in the Studio Tools group at Pixar. He's involved in building both Cocoa apps as well as web apps in Cappuccino and other technologies. He will talk about his experience in building a large scale Cappuccino app for internal use at Pixar and offer advice on building complex desktop class apps in Cappuccino.



John C. Fox

Cappuccino for Cocoa Developers

John C. Fox is the creator of MemoryMiner, the award-winning Digital Storytelling application for Mac, iOS and the Web. In this tutorial session John will walk you through the basics of creating a Cappuccino app from a Cocoa programmer's perspective.



Derek Hammer

Testing Cappuccino

Derek will walk through a typical OJTest test case and how to execute it. He'll cover what parts of your application are easy and valuable to test and also which parts are difficult and not so valuable. He will also demonstrate CuCapp as a means of Functional Testing in Cappuccino.

Design, Develop, Distribute

Cappuccino makes it easier than ever to put together a desktop caliber application on the web, but there's more to building an awesome experience than just coding. That's why we've put together a wide assortment of speakers to cover every step in the process of making a successful Cappuccino app. Our goal is to leave you with comprehensive knowledge of what it takes to make your app shine on the web -- from creating a stellar initial design, to in depth coding tips, to finally distributing and monetizing your app. Check back soon as we announce more speakers!

Location

600 Townsend, San Francisco, California.
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• Saturday

  • 9:00
  • Registration and Breakfast
  • 9:45
  • Opening Remarks
  • 10:00

  • Francisco Tolmasky

    Cappuccino State of the Union

  • 10:45

  • John C. Fox

    Cappuccino for Cocoa Developers

  • 11:30

  • Rudrajit Samanta

    Cappuccino at Scale

  • 12:15
  • Lunch
  • 13:15

  • Wolf Rentzsch

    vs. The World

  • 14:00

  • Alexander Ljungberg

    Nothing to a Working App with Bindings

  • 14:45

  • Saikat Chakrabarti

    Real Time with Node.js and Cappuccino

  • 15:30
  • Lightning Talks and Coffee
  • 16:30

  • Core Team

    Q & A Panel

  • 17:15
  • Saturday Closing Remarks
  • 20:00
  • Ship Party

• Sunday

  • 10:00
  • Breakfast
  • 10:30

  • Jorn van Dijk

    Designing Beautiful Web Applications

  • 11:15

  • Nick Small

    Text and Cappuccino

  • 12:00

  • Klaas Pieter Annema

    Architecting for Change

  • 12:45
  • Lunch
  • 13:45

  • Pete LePage

    Optimizing for the Chrome Web Store

  • 14:30

  • Derek Hammer

    Testing Cappuccino

  • 15:15

  • Austin Sarner

    On the Fringe

  • 16:00
  • Lightning Talks and Coffee
  • 17:00
  • Closing Remarks

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