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August 21, 2014 @ 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM America/New York Timezone
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Embassy Suites Fort Lauderdale
1100 Southeast 17th Street
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
USA
From Zero to App with HTML5, APIs & PhoneGap w/ Greg Rewis of Apigee @ Embassy Suites Fort Lauderdale | Fort Lauderdale | Florida | United States

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Join Apigee for a free, one-day workshop and build an app-store ready, API powered mobile app for iOS, Android or Windows Phone 8 in a single day!

Regardless of your background – this hands-on workshop will walk you, step-by-step, through the process of building an API-driven mobile app. You’ll learn about: the ends and outs of building a multi-page application; the history of APIs and best practices in API design; leveraging APIs to create, read, update, filter, sort and delete data; handling offline data access; implementing phone features such as geolocation; managing users, groups and roles; using NodeJS to build and proxy your own APIs and much more! And you will do it all using HTML5 and Javascript before wrapping the app up for distribution through the app stores with PhoneGap.

The workshop is completely free – and all of the software & services we’ll be using are open-source!

SCHEDULE

8:30am: Doors open — registration and coffee

9:00am: 

• Intro to Mobile Apps and APIs
• Working with APIs and a Backend as a Service
• Consuming live data in your app
• Making your app work in an offline mode

12:00pm: Lunch break (provided by Apigee)

1:00pm:

• Writing and updating live data from your app
• Geolocation and using NodeJS to build API proxies
• User Management
• Package and launch your app natively on iOS or Android with PhoneGap

4:30pm: Q&A and drinkup! (Beers/wine provided by Apigee)

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Greg Rewis

Greg Rewis is Head of Developer Evangelism at Apigee. Greg has been working in the web industry literally since the web was born – he was hand-coding HTML before the table tag was even “invented”. His career has taken him around the world, from the early days of desktop publishing, to a start-up in Hamburg, Germany where he helped build one of the first HTML authoring tools, the glory days of the web at Macromedia as the Technical Product Manager for Dreamweaver, and finally his role as Principal Evangelist at Adobe prior to joining Apigee. Greg has spoken about web technologies at over 300 industry conferences around the world, as well as being a published author.