Developing for the Mobile Web
A one day workshop exploring how developers can reuse and create web content so that it works on variety of mobile devices using Cascading Style Sheets, HTML 5, Javascript and related tools.
Room Bergerac
Institute for Learning and Research Technology (ILRT)
University of Bristol, 8-10 Berkeley Square, Bristol, BS8 1HH
Wednesday 27th October 2010
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This is a free one day workshop focussing on the Mobile Web. It is aimed at developers, web developers and systems administrators, who are interested in developing web applications and content that is mobile device friendly.
The day will include sessions on:
- When to create Mobile Web applications over native applications
- Leveraging CSS, HTML5 and JavaScript effectively
- Tools available, such as frameworks for including maps
Time has also been allocated for a number of lightening sessions where delegates can talk about projects, technologies or issues that they think other attendees will find interesting.
A free lunch and refreshments
will be provided.
The event will be held on Wednesday,
27
October 2010 at the Institute for Learning and Research Technology
(ILRT), University of Bristol.
The event is being organised and supported by the MyMobileBristol and
DevCSI projects.
About MyMobileBristol
MyMobileBristol is an exciting project being led by the Web Futures
group at the Institute for Learning and Research Technology (ILRT),
University of Bristol. The project is funded by the Joint Information
Systems Committee (JISC) under their Business and Community Engagement
Programme. The workshop is part of several initiatives being undertaken
by MyMobileBristol to facilitate communities of developers, data
providers, policy makers and user groups to promote the development and
deployment of innovative technologies. For more details see http://www.mymobilebristol.com
About DevCSI
DevCSI is about helping developers in HE to realise their full potential, by creating the conditions for them to be able to learn, to network effectively, to share ideas and to collaborate, creating a 'community' of HE developers which is greater than the sum of its parts. So with every developer employed in a Higher Education Institution in the UK comes a wealth of talent and experience. The developer benefits. Higher Education benefits. The main thrust of DevCSI activity currently is to run and/or sponsor events for and by developers and to encourage a community to form around these shared activities. DevCSI is managed by UKOLN and funded by the JISC. For more details, see: http://devcsi.ukoln.ac.uk
Tag for event
Please note, the tag for this event is:
#devcsi,#mymobilebristol
You will be able to follow announcements about the event via twitter (as well as feeds from blogs and websites etc) by searching for the above tag. If you are new to twitter, please visit, http://www.twitter.com and create an account for yourself. We will be using technologies like this frequently, before, during and after the event.