JMDF Introduction - JMDF 2005

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Edoardo Schepis

Java Mobile Developers Forum

Benvenuti

23 Settembre 2005

Java Mobile Developers Forum

Knowledge Sharing
• Mobile Application
Developers skills
> online forum
> mailing lists
> newsgroups
> books and articles

• A Live Community
> meet
> code camps
> conferences

23 Settembre 2005

Java Mobile Developers Forum

Fragmentation
● Java Micro Edition Platforms
– different implementations
– many SDK
– many testing phases

● A Testing Lab
– Phones (loaner programs?)
– Servers (Sun is here)
– Software (..and here)

23 Settembre 2005

Java Mobile Developers Forum

Open Source Projects
• Simplify and Re-Use
> Client side
> logging
> cache
> UI widgets
> Server side
> multiplayer games
> local connectivity
> client-server debug

23 Settembre 2005

Java Mobile Developers Forum

Applications Delivery
• Share and Sell
> agreements
> provisioning
> java.com

23 Settembre 2005

Java Mobile Developers Forum

Agenda del 23 Settembre - AM
10.00 Benvenuto e Presentazione JMDF
10.30 Le iniziative di Sun per gli sviluppatori

11.15 Coffee Break

11.30 Dev Tips&Tricks
"Deploy and Test a simple application using actual devices"
Edoardo Schepis - Java Architect at Sun Microsystems

12.30 Lunch

23 Settembre 2005

Java Mobile Developers Forum

Agenda del 23 Settembre - PM
13.30 Il primo progetto OpenSource di JMDF
"Kommons, usable objects for j2me"
Antonio Terreno - Mobile Development at Fluidtime DataServices GMBH
14.30 L'azienda del mese
"Developing Mobile J2ME Applications With Sync4j and
SyncML"
Stefano Fornari – Funambol
15.30 Open Discussion
> presentazione partecipanti
> il laboratorio
> progetti opensource
> temi, aziende e speakers per future sessioni tecniche
> i code camps
> gestione siti/materiale e advertising JMDF
> calendario prossimi incontri

17.00 Chiusura dei lavori
23 Settembre 2005

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1. Java Mobile Developers Forum Edoardo Schepis [email protected] 23 Settembre 2005 Milano

2. Java Mobile Developers Forum Benvenuti 23 Settembre 2005

3. Java Mobile Developers Forum Knowledge Sharing • Mobile Application Developers skills > online forum > mailing lists > newsgroups > books and articles • A Live Community > meet > code camps > conferences 23 Settembre 2005

4. Java Mobile Developers Forum Fragmentation ● Java Micro Edition Platforms – different implementations – many SDK – many testing phases ● A Testing Lab – Phones (loaner programs?) – Servers (Sun is here) – Software (..and here) 23 Settembre 2005

5. Java Mobile Developers Forum Open Source Projects • Simplify and Re-Use > Client side > logging > cache > UI widgets > Server side > multiplayer games > local connectivity > client-server debug 23 Settembre 2005

6. Java Mobile Developers Forum Applications Delivery • Share and Sell > agreements > provisioning > java.com 23 Settembre 2005

7. Java Mobile Developers Forum Agenda del 23 Settembre - AM 10.00 Benvenuto e Presentazione JMDF 10.30 Le iniziative di Sun per gli sviluppatori 11.15 Coffee Break 11.30 Dev Tips&Tricks "Deploy and Test a simple application using actual devices" Edoardo Schepis - Java Architect at Sun Microsystems 12.30 Lunch 23 Settembre 2005

8. Java Mobile Developers Forum Agenda del 23 Settembre - PM 13.30 Il primo progetto OpenSource di JMDF "Kommons, usable objects for j2me" Antonio Terreno - Mobile Development at Fluidtime DataServices GMBH 14.30 L'azienda del mese "Developing Mobile J2ME Applications With Sync4j and SyncML" Stefano Fornari – Funambol 15.30 Open Discussion > presentazione partecipanti > il laboratorio > progetti opensource > temi, aziende e speakers per future sessioni tecniche > i code camps > gestione siti/materiale e advertising JMDF > calendario prossimi incontri 17.00 Chiusura dei lavori 23 Settembre 2005

9. Edoardo Schepis [email protected]

JMDF Introduction - JMDF 2005

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