Titanium London - URLs & Alloy vs CommonJS

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Titanium Mobile User Group slides for the meet, introduction of the speaker and group background. We meet regularly, have boat parties and run hackathons/unconferences. We also tweet from @londontitanium

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@LondonTitanium#TiLon
London Titanium User Group
24th September 2013
Wiﬁ Hotspot: Lion Wiﬁ Guest
Wiﬁ Username & Password : london.staff@kaplan.com
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
London Titanium User Group
Wiﬁ Hotspot: Lion Wiﬁ Guest
Wiﬁ Username & Password : london.staff@kaplan.com
19:00
19:15
19:40
20:00
20:25
21:00
Intro & News
Trevor Ward - Alloy VS ComonJS
~ break ~
Jason Kneen - URL schemas REDUX
Lightning Round (max 5min, max 5 slots)
~ end and free beer ~
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Sponsors
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Notices
Location of Emergency Exits
Meeting Point outside in the main area
Toilets -
Food
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Organisers
Ket Majmudar
Lead Organiser 2012-‐Present
Co-‐Organiser 2011-‐2012
Joe Lee
Co-‐Organiser 2012-‐Present
(@ketan) (@thiswayup)
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Speakers
Trevor Ward
Alloy Vs Common JS
(SMACKDOWN)
Jason Kneen
URL Schemes in Titanium REDUX
(@thewarpedcoder) (@jasonkneen)
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Announcements
• Titanium Studio Updates
–3.1.3 Studio Release
–Alloy 1.2.2
• iOS7
–iOS 7, and SDK 3.1.3
–API - Release Notes
–iOS apps to use the new NavigationWindow object
because the iPhone NavigationGroup object will be
removed in Titanium 3.2.0 (targeted for a Dec.
release).
• XCode 5 - Titanium 6.1 & 7.0 development
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Upcoming Events
The Mobile Academy (tilon)http://moblacad-2013-10-01.eventbrite.co.uk/?discount=tilon
http://tiappcamp.org
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Trevor Ward
(@thewarpedcoder)
Alloy Vs Common JS (SMACKDOWN)
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Break til 20:00
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Jason Kneen
(@jasonkneen)
URL Schemes in Titanium REDUX
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Lightning Rounds
Boydlee Polentine
Martin Hudson
Ketan Majmudar
Wednesday, 25 September 13

@LondonTitanium#TiLon
Thanks, here are some links
feedback@londontitanium.co.uk
come and speak
http://goo.gl/s6gO7d
Spread the word!
Wednesday, 25 September 13

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Titanium London - URLs & Alloy vs CommonJS

1. @LondonTitanium#TiLon London Titanium User Group 24th September 2013 Wifi Hotspot: Lion Wifi Guest Wifi Username & Password : london.staff@kaplan.com Wednesday, 25 September 13

2. @LondonTitanium#TiLon London Titanium User Group Wifi Hotspot: Lion Wifi Guest Wifi Username & Password : london.staff@kaplan.com 19:00 19:15 19:40 20:00 20:25 21:00 Intro & News Trevor Ward - Alloy VS ComonJS ~ break ~ Jason Kneen - URL schemas REDUX Lightning Round (max 5min, max 5 slots) ~ end and free beer ~ Wednesday, 25 September 13

3. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Sponsors Wednesday, 25 September 13

4. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Notices Location of Emergency Exits Meeting Point outside in the main area Toilets - Food Wednesday, 25 September 13

5. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Organisers Ket Majmudar Lead Organiser 2012-‐Present Co-‐Organiser 2011-‐2012 Joe Lee Co-‐Organiser 2012-‐Present (@ketan) (@thiswayup) Wednesday, 25 September 13

6. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Speakers Trevor Ward Alloy Vs Common JS (SMACKDOWN) Jason Kneen URL Schemes in Titanium REDUX (@thewarpedcoder) (@jasonkneen) Wednesday, 25 September 13

7. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Announcements • Titanium Studio Updates –3.1.3 Studio Release –Alloy 1.2.2 • iOS7 –iOS 7, and SDK 3.1.3 –API - Release Notes –iOS apps to use the new NavigationWindow object because the iPhone NavigationGroup object will be removed in Titanium 3.2.0 (targeted for a Dec. release). • XCode 5 - Titanium 6.1 & 7.0 development Wednesday, 25 September 13

8. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Upcoming Events The Mobile Academy (tilon)http://moblacad-2013-10-01.eventbrite.co.uk/?discount=tilon http://tiappcamp.org Wednesday, 25 September 13

9. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Trevor Ward (@thewarpedcoder) Alloy Vs Common JS (SMACKDOWN) Wednesday, 25 September 13

10. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Break til 20:00 Wednesday, 25 September 13

11. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Jason Kneen (@jasonkneen) URL Schemes in Titanium REDUX Wednesday, 25 September 13

12. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Lightning Rounds Boydlee Polentine Martin Hudson Ketan Majmudar Wednesday, 25 September 13

13. @LondonTitanium#TiLon Thanks, here are some links feedback@londontitanium.co.uk come and speak http://goo.gl/s6gO7d Spread the word! Wednesday, 25 September 13

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