I’m delighted to announce another raft of exciting sessions today. Check the full schedule for the online conference on April 25-27th here. There are just a small number of speaker slots left now, so if you’d like to give a talk get in touch today! Here are the latest confirmed speakers and topics – a warm welcome to the always popular Andre Garzia, and to our first time speaker Bob Cole.
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We can’t wait for some of these sessions. Our schedule for the online conference on April 25-27th is really filling up now, and there is something for everyone. Whether you remember HyperCard and would love to revive some old stacks from the 80’s, or you’re looking to the future and cryptocurrency floats your boat, our latest speakers have something for you. Let me introduce them.
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Today I’ve got another exciting schedule addition for our April conference to announce. The Day 2 Workshop – All day “Hack the Web” Hackathon! It’s your turn to shine. You could win one of 4 tasty prizes, just by getting creative with the web app we built together on Day 1.
The Day 2 workshop track will be your opportunity to show off your skills, with a solid foundation of learning to build on from Day 1. You don’t have to have attended the Day 1 course however, we’ll provide the built app from that course as your starting point. Anyone signed up to the Workshop track can enter, and there will be a special “Best Beginner” prize for novices submitting entries. To qualify as a Beginner you must have held a LiveCode license for less than a year. You will spend all day improving the app built in Day 1, with guidance from our experts.
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Our schedule for the online 3 day conference in April is really filling out! Today we have 6 new sessions to announce for you, with something for everyone.
Mark has over 25 years experience developing applications for industry and academia, managing large government data warehouses, and designing grant and contract funded health research. He recently completed an app which was successfully submitted to the App Store and would like to thank everyone in the Livecode community that helped make that possible. He will be presenting two great sessions.
Mark will demo this in real-time using two hand-held devices and provide an overview of a very simple approach. Then he will briefly walk through the program logic and answer any questions. We will cover OAuth2 as part of this presentation. The solutions uses a freely available Dropbox account as the data exchange platform.
read moreIn case you missed it, our next LiveCode conference is happening live, on the ground, in New York City next April. Learn more about it and get tickets here.
We’re just starting to put together an action packed schedule, here are some of the sessions and speakers we have already confirmed:
Mark will tell us a little about his work with the LiveCode engine over the past few months and where he envisions it going next. As always, prepare to be dazzled by the extraordinary things that go on behind the scenes and in the mind of our CTO.
About Mark Waddingham: Mark is the Director of Technology and the driving force behind every LiveCode release. He is intimately involved in planning and operations at LiveCode, with jobs ranging from coding the engine, planning future directions and working on backend infrastructure to supporting the LiveCode development team.
read moreThis was the first LiveCode conference I attended and I was really excited. This year’s theme was around widgets, LiveCode 8 and open source. There were two tracks and a workshop each day.
On the first day there was a very popular networking event. It was awesome meeting so many members of the community. This was a chance for me to introduce myself to new people, and meet people with whom I talk every day in Bugzilla, the use-list or the LiveCode Forums. So I was finally able to put faces to names. Moreover, in the evening of the same day there was a party to follow, in the LiveCode office, where the fun continued with pizza, beer and games.
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