As Director, Game Development at Nickelodeon, Nate will share his experience and knowledge of HTML5 and cross platform game development. His session will cover HTML5 game development, game distribution, business models and strategies for gaming content.

HTTP needs an upgrade to support the real time communication of the web. Hear how Websockets enable two way messaging and secured communication and how this technology represents a tremendous advance for realtime web applications.

HTML5 simplifies a lot of interfaces for media and layout. This intro sets the stage for the beginner and those ready to upgrade their web skills

Looking for a framework that helps you develop your app in a timely manner for all platforms? Hear how the world’s leading HTML5 development community, App Mobi, can provide the insight and experience you need before undertaking your HTML5 coding project.

One of the most popular solutions for development is JQuery Mobile. Learn the advantages of developing apps with JQuery Mobile across all popular smartphone, tablet, and desktop platforms.

Were going way beyond the laboratory to see whats possible with practical, realworld CSS3 animation. Well examine how to use advanced web standard motion techniques such as keyframe animation, animation delay & duration, transitions & transforms & the data attribute to sync our animation with a native HTML5 audio track to create a compelling story.

In this session, you will learn how to leverage the HTML5 video tag to build your very own video player. Topics covered will include browser media playback, JavaScript interaction, custom video controls, captioning and more. Bring your laptop, your favorite text editor, and your developer hat.

This is a mid level session that takes us further into the advantages of using JQuery Mobile.

In these days of shrinking schedules, its always tempting to rush things. But if i asked you to drive from Toronto to NY in 5h instead of 10h, youd think i were crazy. Well, most developers do exactly that over and over again: they cut corners early and often and write code that calcifies quickly. In this session, ill make the case that its always better, and often not that much harder, to write your software as if it were a framework, rather than a monolithic app with hardcoded features. Ill take you through the example of building an effect for AliceJS using a 3D cube as a centerpiece. We will start with a hardcoded CSS version, and slowly clean it up and turn it into a neatly packaged and reusable piece of functionality with a simple interface. In the process, well explore some advanced CSS3 capabilities, and the fact that you can do a lot of CSS directly through JavaScript.

Developing solutions for a continuum of devices using disparate web platforms is challenging. This session will cover usage of responsive web design and adaptive techniques that leverage HTML5 and CSS3 to develop web solutions that can support multiple devices. Topics will include best practices, available open source libraries and frameworks, implications for native apps, browser support, and the current state of web specifications related to this topic.

The beauty of Node based JavaScript is that the server side and the client side become blended to enable more direct interactions with the server side data.

Java Script is our new warlord. Why has JavaScript become so important in our development? How many versions of JavaScript are we going to need to use.

If you have been developing with PhoneGap or just heard of the people who do, you are going to want to be in this session. You will hear from experts in PhoneGap on the best methods to use PhoneGap. You will also get an update on what is happening in the Cordova community.

A comparison of development environments comparing Unity, HTML5 and custom built code.

The use of HTML5 provides an opportunity to bring in media and animation from a variety of sources in a variety of ways. We look at the issues of developing for systems that have touch and tilt. You will learn the guidelines for animating experiences on smart phones and tablets. Part 1.

Smartphone and tablet adoption continues to accelerate. Mobile web utility is expanding. Mobile imaging is a huge trend, driving consumer adoption through the convenience of “just snapping a picture”. As a result, many devices carried in purses and pockets have mobile web capabilities, and cameras. The intersection, and the opportunity for convenient solutions, is compelling.Regarding mobile imaging, the primary case that many think of is Mobile Deposit – taking a picture of a check to deposit it. The ease of use is driving the technology into new areas including document management, bill payment, receipt processing, customer service, healthcare, and many other areas. In this session, we will explore the intersection of mobile imaging trends and the current state of mobile web technology. In particular, we will outline a technical architecture, best practices and implementation suggestions to streamline customer enrollment using mobile web. The opportunity to target and onboard new customers quickly and easily is a valuable use case, and a compelling example of the intersection of mobile web and mobile imaging.

Big Data is the story of the web these days and Mongo.Db is the database in the cloud. This panel talks about how to join the community.

As mobile consumers, we have grown accustomed to instant updates, a constant supply of new apps and features, and require staying connected at all times. This presentation will explore how automotive companies are using HTML5 to keep pace with demand, and will also discuss the differences in the environment between mobile and auto, and will provide an update on the current status of technological development in the automotive industry.

This is a continuation of the discussion about app development now with some live examples from Zencoders who have posted their code for you to learn and use for your own purposes.

Is HTML5 going to be driven by a continuing array of libraries? Are Frameworks going to consolidate around JavaScript? How many do you need to use and what is the criteria for using them?Adobe, App Mobi, Brightcove, Google, Microsoft.

On the web no one knows if you are a dog. But if we are going to use the web as our primary means of commerce and communication it would help if we did. Hear how Mozilla offers a way to help your persona stay personal.

Apps have captured the throne. They are the future of not only how we play, but how we work. To take advantage of this confluence, there are several strategic moves developers must make as they set out to create a beautiful app, which then, in a perfect world, transforms into a business. The enterprise is in dire need of savvy app developers. I’ll discuss how one can explore that territory. I’ll also discuss technical issues: how to implement an API layer to facilitate the flow of data into or out of your application or solution; how to manage and deliver the data, how to find and connect to the enterprises systems, databases and other services that you need; and last but not least, how to bring your beautiful app to market, from testing to monetizing.

Many applications such as tickers, and other essential data transfers require the browser and the server to deliver accurately, efficiently securely and with scale. What methods can be used to deliver the information in real time and how is scale accomplished?

Our friends in OWASP guide us as to the threats on the web. They look at how HTML5 hardens some of the security risks. What risks are still known and if new threats are on the horizon.

You can make the transition. It’s sort of like C it’s sort of like Java, this is a workshop for those with code.

The browser is being enabled to have voice communication. Hear what that will mean for the web developer and what will be enabled by the voice interaction.

How do you get discovered in this crowded world and are the partnerships a problem? How do you make your App compelling and insightful? Do you need to be in an App Store that is not associated with the Device?App Alliance, HTML5, Mozilla.

Todays mobile apps must be always available, support massive concurrency, and serve clients all over the world at low latency. To meet the unique and dynamic requirements of todays apps, where latency equals broken and global is core, mobile infrastructure must be distributed, faulttolerant and scalable. New kinds of infrastructure and technology principles are emerging to help developers meet these challenges. In this talk, well look at distributed systems principles from innovators like Amazon and Akamai, how they are reflected in new open source infrastructure like Riak, and case stories of how they are run in production from leading companies including Bump and Voxer. Well look at how to build apps in a nonrelational world, best practices for selecting distributed technologies, emerging architectures, mobile performance indicators, and common pitfalls.

How much can you charge for the app? How can you apply the Freemium model? Our some ad networks better for some communities? Are there still untapped areas in the App market? Should the Enterprise apply gamification to their apps?

This is really pretty easy to understand. Version Control, Code Deviation all lead to added cost. However, as we look more at the revenue and opportunities with some devices, deviation is a necessity. Hear how to manage the code base efficiently to optimize revenue.

A Code sharing moment where GitHub and other sites are highlighted to show what is out there.