360iDev Travel info
We tend to focus on Hub cities, as such directions are are easy :) Driving yourself From DEN. YOu can follow the Google Map directions here. Coming from the South: That’s about it. If you’re coming from the East or West, you’re probably on the 70 already :) Non car options! A taxi ride will [...]
360iDev – Get Yer Game on!
iPhone Game Tournie! The two current suggestions are Worms(iTunes Link), and Tap Tap Revenge(iTunes Link) but Chuck is open to other suggestions. Leave a comment if you’re intersted or wanna propose a different game.
For our part Tom and I will help figure out how to set up something so everyone can watch some of the heats on the big screens around the conference.
So if there’s a game you’re pretty bad ass at, let us and Chuck know so we can get this bad mama jama ironed out!
360iDev – Hotel info
For those that might not have seen it, we wanted to make sure everyone knew, there IS a special hotel rate for attendees! The Curtis Hotel is the official hotel of 360|iDev, and we highly encourage everyone to stay at the hotel. We don’t get any more from the hotel or anything like that :) [...]
360|iDev Amazing Announcement, Part 2: Mike Lee to roam the show floor!
You heard it right. If you are stuck with your code, want to learn a more efficient way to do things, or just want to know why Objective-C is so great, Mike Lee’s gonna be there to comfort you. The thing that you’ll notice quickly is that not only is Mike Lee smart, but he’s also one of the nicest guys in the world. After keynoting our first show, he left us a hand written thank you note. People like that are rare, and so are opportunities to hang with them.
360|iDev Amazing Announcment, Part 1: Matt Drance to Keynote!
We and Matt are stoked to be announcing this. Mike Lee kicked off the show last time and he, to quote our friend @chews, “was on like Donkey Kong.” People loved his keynote as it was just oozing with goodness. The best part was the closing, “Now, I’m off to the mothership to become a full-time employee.” Now, it’ll be interesting to hear what Matt has to say coming from the other direction. (Speaking of Mike Lee…the title of this post is Amazing Announcement Part 1. Could there be a part 2? Stay tuned!)
With little more than a month left ’til Matt’s keynote begins, you’d better figure out someway to get yourself there. First step, register for the show. The worst thing you want is to get all excited and then have the show sell-out from under you. Act fast as I’m sure you won’t regret it.
360iDev – The Speakers – Amanda Wixted and David Cairns
I met Amanda briefly at WWDC at House of Shields, begging her to submit a topic for 360|iDev. That’s about all I remember actually, but clearly it worked!
When she submitted her session, we knew we’d want her and David to present. How could we pass up, “Getting Started with iPhone Game Development”? Clearly gaming on the iPhone is huge, huger than I ever thought it would be, actually. But my wrongness on that topic didn’t impact wanted the best people possible to present on the topic, and so here’s Amanda and David!
360iDev – Mad Props to our Sponsors!
f you’re wondering if sponsorship is right for you, ask yourself this. Do you want to meet a few hundred iPhone developers? Do you want more than just a logo on a big sign in the main hall? Do you want to have a physical presence developers can stop by and talk? Do you want your brand on something they’ll use every day? Do you want to meet and interact with some of the biggest names in the industry during a speaker/sponsor dinner the night before? If any of that garnered a ‘yes’ or even a ‘mmm sounds interesting’ check out our sponsor packet. Our sponsors are more than just purses with logos. they’re our business partners and we do everything we can to make sure our events meet their needs.
360iDev – The Speakers – Joe Pezzillo and Dan Burcaw
Veteran iPhone application developers Dan and Joe have formed a new company push.IO
“Push it Up! Implementing Apple’s Push Notifications for Fun & Profit!” Is sure to be an eye opening session. Showing developers what’s involved in implementing push. It’s not as easy as flipping a bit, so this session will be a must see for those looking to implement push in their apps, and unsure of the next steps, or where to go for the backend support they’re going to need.
Just take a look at the session description.
360iDev – The Speakers – PJ Cabrera
Using Bonjour and Wi-Fi, it is possible to hook-up a Mac OS X Cocoa app to a Cocoa Touch app running on iPhone or iPod Touch. The Cocoa Touch app could use its screen, multi-touch, accelerometer and/or Core Location APIs to provide optional input / output services or location services to the Cocoa app running on a Mac. This session will explore this alternative use of an iDevice for input/output services and location services for Cocoa apps. A few small sample applications will be demoed to demonstrate the concept and fire up the attendees’ imaginations.
360iDev – Your logo on a shirt!
Oh and the “Your Logo here” well our shirts are sponsored, so if you’re looking to have your logo on a kick ass shirt, worn by a few hundred iPhone developers, might be worth looking into :) just ask us about shirt sponsorship.
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