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Design Patterns for Distributed Mobile Applications
Speaker:
Jason H. Christensen
Technologist & Lead Architect jasonc411.com
Track:All Tracks
This session will look at patterns for consuming ReST based web-services, TCP stream based services, and Push notification from the iPhone. The intent is to discuss a set of five patterns that will aid in distributed programming on the iPhone. These patterns will include the Simple ReST-Consumer Pattern, the Authenticated ReST-Consumer pattern, XMPP Coordination Stream pattern, and Remote Invocation/Push Response(RIPR) Asynch Invocation pattern.
Speaker Bio: Jason Christensen (http//jasonc411.com) has over 15 years of industry experience providing technical direction in some of the world's largest companies. He regularly speaks at conferences regarding the use of advanced technology, and has worked as a technologist, lead architect and developer on high-profile, cutting edge projects throughout his career. He has been working on mobile, and mobile context-aware computing threads since 2004 and has developed on J2ME, Maemo, and iPhone platforms. Follow him on Twitter.