2013 /dev/world Sessions

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Feature Presenters

Les Posen
PresentationMagic

What makes for a great technology? How is that some technologies make it and others don’t, while still others become co-opted for uses other than the original intent of the designer/innovator?

Les Posen is a clinical psychologist who has been using Apple technologies since 1988 to improve his work, that of his patients’ lives, and that of his colleagues to help them better manage their digital workflows. He’s the President of an Apple MUG in Melbourne, and blogs regularly about presentation skills using Apple’s Keynote.

His ideas on what makes for great technologies has been published by the Australian Psychological Society and the American Psychological Society.

This talk will move fast, so seatbelts are advised!


Paul Fenwick
Perl Training Australia

Paul is the managing director of Perl Training Australia, and has been teaching computer science for over a decade. He is an internationally acclaimed presenter at conferences and user-groups worldwide, where he is well-known for his humour and off-beat topics.

In his spare time, Paul’s interests include security, mycology, cycling, coffee, scuba diving, and lexically scoped user pragmata.

Image credit: Joshua Button


John Millard
twolivesleft.com

John Millard is a Director and Senior Developer at Two Lives Left, creators of Crabitron and Codea for iOS. He has a passion for making games and apps that change the way people perceive mobile devices.

 

Stream Session Presentations

Creating, Coding and Compiling a Compiler with LLVMrecording available icon
Andrew Bennett


Getting out of treble with Instruments
Sebastian Beswick, Art Processors


Designing for iOS 7recording available icon
Paris Buttfield-Addison, University of Tasmania


The Why of Open Sourcerecording available icon
Adam Debono, University of Wollongong


Saving the World with Giant Robots and CoreMotion
Josh Deprez, University of Tasmania


Leveraging Web Developer Experience for iOS Developmentrecording available icon
Richard Deveraux, Charles Darwin University


Dual Screen Apps in iOSrecording available icon
Judit Klein, Auckland University of Technology


Let’s Make A Game Right This Second
Jonathon Manning, University of Tasmania


Give it a REST: Reactive iOS UIs with Meteor’s DDP Protocolrecording available icon
Justin Marrington, University of Queensland


Beyond Build and Runrecording available icon
Helen McManus, University of Southern Queensland


Native UI / Portable Logicrecording available icon
Christopher Neugebauer


Flushing crAPI libsrecording available icon
Tim Nugent, University of Tasmania


Peer-to-Peer Connectivity on iOSrecording available icon
Tim Raphael, University of Western Australia


App in a week with Flask and JSONKitrecording available icon
William Russell, University of Adelaide


From AUC to the All Blacksrecording available icon
Thomas Verbeek, University of Otago & Sideline Junkies Limited


User Experience Design for Hyoomansrecording available icon
Nic Wittison


Oculus: A “Handy” Little App for Visualizing and Exploring Graphsrecording available icon
Mustafa Youldash, La Trobe University


A Place for Art – Exploring Pathways through Museum Collections
Tim Wray, University of Wollongong