4May

MobiDevDay Detroit: Debugging iOS

Dave Koziol spoke at MobiDevDay Detroit on Debugging iOS.

Here is the session description:

This intermediate level session will help you get more out of debugging for iOS. It will start with the basics, like logging, breakpoints and variables, and move to more advanced topics like conditional breakpoints, watching memory and location debugging.

Presentation:

ASIDebuggingMobiDevDay.zip

3May

Arbormoon Software Hosts “Google I/O Extended” Event

Mobile Den open to view Google’s live stream of developer event May 15-17

ANN ARBOR — May 3, 2013 — Arbormoon Software announced today they will open their “Mobile Den” for the entirety of Google I/O, which occurs May 15-17. While the developer conference takes place in San Francisco, Arbormoon will be showing the live stream of Android events provided by Google in their Mobile Den.

Dave Koziol, President of Arbormoon, was made aware the increasingly popular developer conference sold out within a few minutes of its open registration. “Google is following their own advice in making this event open and disseminated to the developer community as possible. We’re excited to participate.” Koziol, whose Arbormoon hosts the Google Android User Group in Ann Arbor (GDG-A3), also said, “The activity around Android has increased signficantly over the last 6-8 months. We’ve hired additional developers to respond to the demand.”

Arbormoon’s Mobile Den is a large, multi-purpose open space used for internal meetings, client meetings, and tech and mobile community Meetups. There will be a large viewing screen, and plenty of sitting and table space.

Those potentially interested (including mobile developers, designers, and UX/UI and QA) should go to the GDG-A3 Meetup or Google + sites for more details and to register. “Registration isn’t required, but it’s helpful to have a feel for how many are coming so we can plan”, says Koziol.

Arbormoon’s offices are at 212 S. 4th Avenue (2nd Floor) in downtown Ann Arbor.

About Arbormoon Software, Inc.

Arbormoon Software, Inc. is a full-service mobile development shop based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Founded in 2004, ASI has an extensive portfolio of published apps in iOS, Android, and Blackberry, including award-winning and App Store featured apps. ASI provides mobile strategy services, design, and development for entrepreneurs, mid-sized and large corporations and universities. ASI has been recognized in Crain’s Detroit Business as one of the Top 5 Mobile Development Firms in Michigan, and has been profiled in The Detroit Free Press and Detroit News, and AnnArbor.com as a company that hires and develops local talent.

Dave Koziol, the founder and President of Arbormoon is a sought-after speaker and instructor at mobile and iOS development conferences across the country.

For more information on Arbormoon and Google I/O Extended :
www.arbormoon.com
www.meetup.com/gdg-a3/

25Apr

Adapters: Bringing data into view

Joseph Blough, gave a talk tonight on "Adapters: Bringing data into view" at the Google Developer Group Ann Arbor Android (GDG-A3).

Adapters are used to connect collections of information with user interface elements (ListViews, ViewPagers, etc). This talk will go over the different kinds of adapters, basic use, customization of the presentation, and the ViewHolder pattern.

Presentation:

ASIAdapters.zip

8Mar

CocoaConf Chicago: Push Notifications

Dave Koziol headed down to Chicago to speak at CocoaConf on March 8-9.

Dave Koziol presented a talk on Getting Pushy.

You can find additional information on the CocoaConf Website

If you are at the conference, find Dave and introduce yourself.

Getting Pushy: Push Notifications are a staple of many iOS applications. In this talk, we'll cover what it takes to get them flowing. While the focus will be on the iOS side of the process, we'll also touch on server issues and options.

Presentation:

ASIPushCocoaConfChicago.pdf

8Mar

CocoaConf Chicago: Debugging

Dave Koziol headed down to Chicago to speak at CocoaConf on March 8-9.

Dave Koziol presented a talk on Debugging.

You can find additional information on the CocoaConf Website

If you are at the conference, find Dave and introduce yourself.

Debugging: This intermediate level session will help you get more out of debugging for iOS. It will start with the basics, like logging, breakpoints and variables, and move to more advanced topics like conditional breakpoints, watching memory and location debugging.

Presentation:

ASIDebuggingCocoaConfChicago.pdf

MobiDevDay Detroit: Debugging iOS

Arbormoon Software Hosts “Google I/O Extended” Event

Adapters: Bringing data into view

CocoaConf Chicago: Push Notifications

CocoaConf Chicago: Debugging

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