This preconference workshop is available to all attendees. In it the Google experts and engineers will overview the Google WebRTC implementation and how to write applications to run with the Chrome browser that is in the market today. These experts, many who created the WebRTC concept and the open source WebRTC code base that Google has released will discuss the ins and outs of their WebRTC implementations and answer your questions. A must attend for anyone looking at how to deploy WebRTC services in 2013.

HTML5 is an improved version of markup language from HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1. Surprisingly HTML5 has been designed to run on low powered devices such as smartphones and tablets in Post PC era. With W3C and WHATWG working closely together on HTML5 specification and Living Standard, HTML5 will be smarter, more flexible and extendable. Would HTML5 be fast enough to catch up with the rapidly moving mobile OS and native APIs? Would HTML5 be smart enough for our demanding mobile needs? This session will look at the past, present, future and challenges of HTML5 in mobile era and how frameworks can simplify the development process and enable developers to create compelling web apps more quickly.

Today the mobile consumer app ecosystem is healthy and vibrant, while the enterprise side is struggling to adjust. Bulk purchasing and licensing is anything but straightforward in this new world; This panel will talk about whats working, whats not, and what can be done to make mobile app distribution ecosystems more enterprisefriendly.

People expect more than static pages animating the website is a key ingredient to HTML5 and Adobe has developed new solutions. With the recent release of Adobe Creative Suite 6 and the Creative Cloud, there are many new advancements that empower designers and developers to create and view their content across screens and devices.In this session Adobe will take you through the latest in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript using the newly released Adobe Creative Suite 6 and the Creative Cloud.

Games have to connect with users in the first 30 seconds and keep them engaged for days. Game design holds some key lessons for any developer who is interested in building more engaging and profitable software.

HTML5 Apps are great but without distribution how do you get the most out of your hard work? Charles Mason of HTML5.com discusses the current opportunities for distribution and the benefits they offer, as well as the current pitfalls of HTML5 App distribution and what you need to do to get paid today!

The track element represents one of the hottest new features in HTML5 development, something all the major browsers are working on. Since videos dont expose much information about themselves, incorporating text tracks will allow publishers to share all sorts of textual data about the video. Content owners will be able to increase accessibility for their content, providing captions and descriptions for users who can’t hear or see the video. Searchability will play a major role as well, as text tracks will give search engines even more data about the video, improving accuracy, translations, and location. This presentation will give an overview of current browser capabilities around the track element, and look at how it will impact the future of HTML5 video programming. This session will also inform developers of how they can make better use of their video data by working with the track element.

This session will address the issues that game developers face when creating or porting games to HTML5, for both desktop and mobile delivery. This session will cover typical performance problems and will highlight coding methods to minimize or avoid them. Since HTML5 games can be delivered to both desktop and mobile devices, the presenter will cover tools and methods for creating the best user experience across mobile platforms.

Everyone talks about Cloud computing, but the reality is the Clouds form in specific spots for specific reasons. Understand why Clouds and Commerce are driving the next wave of HMTL5 Development and the ability to facilitate more direct transactions through the Internet.

Jason is responsible for overseeing the engineering, operations and product groups’ development and implementation of Joyent’s Cloud Computing technology. Jason taught at the university level for more than a decade, is a prolific speaker and author and a highlyregarded expert on scalable systems.

No one can deny the impact of mobile technology. Smartphones, tablets, laptops with touch screens; even webfriendly televisions and other smart devices are deeply entrenched in our personal and professional lives. Most of these devices have HTML5 and every day become more standardized and accessible to Web developers.So why are some industry figures declaring HTML5 isnt ready and that apps are winning? What is ready? What is an app for that matter? Together well navigate through the uncertainty and doubt and introduce strategies to make the most of HTML5 and related technologies while planning for the future.

Mozilla has launched its Apps ecosystem based on the open web. The ecosystem includes a Marketplace for discovering and installing Apps; a Web Runtime for providing a native app experience on every supported device; and an Apps in the Cloud service for synchronizing Apps across all your devices.In this talk, Mozilla Labs Engineering Manager Bill Walker will discuss the architecture and design of the Apps ecosystem and demonstrate how you can use the open web as your platform to deliver a native app experience on laptops, tablets, and smartphones.

This session with Web3D pioneer and 3D expert Tony Parisi will introduce WebGL game development concepts. Attendees will learn how to build a full, working WebGL application by creating a simple online game. Topics covered include graphics, animation, interactivity, 2D/3D integration, production tools, lean development methodologies, and practical deployment issues.

How do you make the choice to optomize for the moble web vs. native apps, Android vs. iOS development etc. More importantly how do you manage device differences and touch enablement. This is the practical how to of using CSS and JavaScript to deliver compelling experiences from smart phones to tablets. This session also includes a solutions to iframerelated problems as well as how to deal with orientation changes across different platforms & devices. And when to use external frameworks and when to roll your own when developing on the mobile web.

There are still more websites than apps, but clearly the world is all about mobile. What should a company do to make their web solutions a cohesive experience for the user. What works? What makes sense? What doesnt work and how do you get solutions done quickly.

Computers screens come in all different sizes. To handle graphics for different cases, most web applications serve multiple different sizes of images. Now with retina displays it is only compounding the problem. With SVG Scalable Vector Graphics your graphics can scale up and down with ease.In this session, Marc will teach you how to start using SVG and some of the pros and cons of using it to build web interfaces. He will also cover RaphaelJS and provide you with tools to make working with SVG more efficient and work in a wider amount of web browsers.

With HTML5, the modern web browser continues to mature as a capable application platform. The new specifications are broad, impacting nearly every technology associated with modern web development including graphics, connectivity, clientside storage, offline access, graphics, multimedia, and performance. JavaScript continues to be front and center as the core language. NodeJS extends JavaScripts event loop paradigm to the server, and provides JavaScript engineers with the ability to produce functionality deeper in the software stack. This phenomenon has had an impact on types of software development ranging from fullscale, enterprise, mobile applications to robot hobbyists platforms. See innovative solutions and learn why NodeJS is an ideal development platform for the production acceleration of nextgeneration HTML5 applications.

PhoneGap is open source framework that allows developers to build cross platform mobile applications using html5, css and javascript. This talk will be going over the goals and philosophy of the PhoneGap project, as well as showing some api demos. He will be doing a hello world example for iOS and Android.

Word of Mouth is an age old honored way of making the connection to the consumer. In the rich media of the smart phone where text, video and voice are all available how do we get the social network involved in our transactions. What role does Facebook play in your mobile commerce strategy? How does business attract new customers and stay connected with existing customers?

The value of information is an essential element in many areas of our lives. Whether tracking stocks for trade or distributing information in real time the goal is to pass information quickly efficiently and of course accurately. Learn what is possible to do on the Web.

It’s time to see how near time we are for the Real Time Communications part of WebRTC. The WebRTC demonstrations will feature applications and solutions that utilize WebRTC today. We have invited Jas Dhillon, Phil Edholm, Carl Ford, Martin Geddes, Jason Hoffman, to judge the demos and to determine five award winners based on the judging criteria. The awards are as follows•Ready Now Award – This award is associated with solutions that are out in the market and available today that utilize WebRTC•Best Conferencing – awards the company that has the most innovative incorporation of WebRTC with the mixing and delivering of media conferencing. The expectation is that conferencing include audio but social, text and video can be included.•Beyond the Call – awards the best website implementation that uses WebRTC to communicate in a form other than a phone call.•Visionary Award looks for innovation that is designed as a framework to enable third party innovation. •The Best WebRTC Demo is the overall winner is not associated with a specific category. The award is about the presentation of the implementation during the event. Are you ready for the Real Time? Then you should show it off. If you haven’t built your app yet. Stay for the demonstration.

HTML5 is dead, long live HTML5… Ah, the internet is dead!? This session will discuss what Mark Zuckerberg said, what he meant and how the media transformed his comments into garble. HTML5 is the solution and Facebook still backs it!

Everyone wants to jump into HTML5 but how do you use the cool features of this new specification while ensuring existing and future browsers render your web pages as expected? This is where feature detection, Modernizr, polyfills and shims come in. In the session, you’ll learn the best practices and strategy to code with HTML5 and CSS3 features that won’t break for the existing and future browsers. You’ll learn step by step how to use specially crafted JavaScript and CSS code that emulate HTML5 features. Also, a reallife case study will be used to demonstrate step by step how to build CrossBrowser PluginFree experiences. With a couple of simple changes to your sites, you can take advantage of HTML5 today without breaking your sites in the future. Expect a lot of demos and code in the session.

Mobile web development frameworks are targeting the built in web browsers on iPhone and Android only; however, jQuery mobile has a different vision, one that will reach the largest distribution of phones possible.Leveraging the ways of progressive enhancement, your website can be viewed in raw HTML on old mobile phones and then enhanced with nice CSS styles across mobile platforms that have a decent CSS and JavaScript support.In this session, Marc gives you his list of reasons to use jQuery mobile, an overview of the framework and will draw from his experiences building websites on top of jQuery Mobile.

The browser is a likely target for the hacker to probe, since the software is interactive with web servers and enables client side processing. What are the common vulnerabilities to be attacked and how does the next generation of the web browsers impact security? Will IT embrace the new browsers or will the systems be locked down?

This session outlines how you can use HTML5 and CSS3 features introduced in Internet Explorer 10. Internet Explorer 10 is the browser for rendering modern HTML5/CSS3 standardscompliant websites. It is also one of the foundations for Metro style app development on Windows 8. Get started writing Metro style apps using your HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS skills today! You already have a Web app on the Internet and want to reach customers with a new, targeted experience on Windows 8. Get practical guidance and best practices on how to reuse your Web assets, dive into the specifics of this exciting platform and see how you can use your Web skills to build deeplyintegrated Windows apps. •You’ll discover how this mirrors or differs from traditional Web programming and how to harness the rich capabilities of Windows 8 through JavaScript and the Windows Runtime. • Youll learn techniques for turning your HTML5, CSS and JavaScript into a great Windows app including touchenablement, adopting the Windows look and feel, and system integration. This session will arm you with everything you need to know to start building Metro style apps, with the skills you already have

Apples xCode is Objective C, Googles Android is a C derivative and for most developers the frameworks seem to need a little help. Why are so many developers returning to C as their base and what does it mean for managing device differences.

Today, more than ever, its a great time to be a frontend web developer writing apps. There are so many opportunities to create meaningful and beautiful applications. Couple this with multiple distribution options and you have a recipe for success. With the advent of HTML5/CSS3 and native containers there is a strong case to be made that hybrid app development is the wave of the future. We will start by examining why and when hybrid app development makes sense. Next, we will walk through some real world examples of these hybrid apps. Finally, well look at the current landscape of both UI frameworks; Sencha Touch, jQuery Mobile, jQTouch, jo, zepto, and native containers PhoneGap, Appcelerator and Brightcove App Cloud.

Persona is a completely decentralized and secure authentication system for the web that greatly simplifies the problem of authentication for users as well as for developers. This presentation will discuss the problems in security and privacy that Persona seeks to remedy, describe how the system works, and show how you can use it to make your login experience easier for your users and simpler for you. This last part will be handson, so bring your laptop.

Proven results in customer engagements substantiate how an intelligent mobile security solutions are able to spur business productivity and responsiveness. Some of the technologies that will be profiled include riskbased authentication features, granular policy enforcement for mobile app security and device management. These realworld scenarios depict the unique aspects of mobility, such as the dynamic changes in a users context and market trends such as BYOD. By employing intelligent security solutions that adapt to the requirements of a specific context our customers mitigate operational risk and unleash the business potential of mobility.

The Holiday season will again be full of mobile coupons and quick codes. From Black Friday to Christmas everyone will again be mobile shoppers. Retailers are no longer greeting customers at the store and looking for them beyond the door. Learn the lessons of mobile marketing campaigns as the holiday season approaches.

From phones to tablets to desktops, touch is a standard interface for the web and for apps. But in this era of multiple input computing, will our current coding techniques be enough to develop for a variety of input types? This session will provide an indepth technical review, code examples and best practices of popular touch models, and an introduction to the W3C Pointer Event Specification submission and the W3C Pointer Event working group. Come see how pointer events can change the way you code for touch!

Do you have to be a C programmer to work with Apple?Its funny how Xcode is suppose to be the answer to writing for Apple, when in truth it is sometimes painful and makes people look for alternatives.Learn whats possible in iOS without using Xcode.

Today, many Brands are resizing 2.0 sites for mobile customers. A good transition step. But 3.0 innovators are rethinking how to become a truly Mobile Brand: One that serves its Raving Fans, over time and on demand. This has led to a new generation of Branded Apps that redefine how customers stream, search, shop, and share within their mobile lives. This presentation reviews innovation leaps and insights into the top design patterns and practices for 3.0 apps.

Consumers are more demanding than ever. They are mobile, they are Web savvy, and they want interactions that are personalized to their needs. In this presentation, you will learn: •Why Web 3.0 is all about onetoone personalization.•How social semantics can personalize marketing to mobile consumer interests.•How a virtual agent can personalize a seamless brand experience — across the Web, mobile and social channels — that delivers rewarding engagements and loyal customers. •Why branded, conversational intelligent virtual agents will be a primary interface in the onetoone future.