Join us for a summer daytime session filled with code, micro-presentations, and group hacking! We’ve got one goal for the day: teach you how to go from a blank repository to a working mobile application by mid-afternoon. Project Leads from the JBoss mobile and security teams will be in-house and leading the charge with downloadable quickstarts to bootstrap your day.
We’ll guide you in building a new mobile app, securing it, authenticating with OAuth 2.0, and sending/receiving push notifications. Prizes will be awarded for the best implementation at the end of the hackathon.
The day will be loosely-organized to suit your needs, but generally-speaking it will look a bit like:
9:15a - 9:55a |
Quickstart Introduction: Mobile with AeroGear |
10:00a - 10:40a |
Quickstart Introduction: Security |
10:45a - 11:25a |
Project Introduction: UnifiedPush Server on OpenShift |
11:30a - 12:15p |
Project Introduction: KeyCloak |
12:15p - 12:45p |
Lunch (grab and go, as brought in from a local North End restaurant) |
12:45p - 15:00p |
HackFest |
Technologies we’ll be covering include:
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Aerogear Unified Push Server
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Keycloak - Security
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Apache Cordova
We’ll supply lunch, coding juice (beer), space, Wifi, and presentation materials; bring your laptop and come ready to build!
Registration is handled via EventBrite
Improv Asylum
216 Hanover St
Boston, MA 02113
Saturday, June 28, 2014 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM (EDT)
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