Event schedule

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Welcome to DevFest'14 Istanbul

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Önder Filiz Mobile Applications & App Store Manager at Turkcell, Turkcell

Koray Bahar CTO, FIT Solutions

Mobile Opportunities in Turkey

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Mobile Opportunities in Turkey

Orhan Bayram Product Manager, Turkcell

Sezer Yesiltas Terminal and Mobility Development Manager, Turkcell

Dr. Görkem Çetin Product Manager, Turkcell

Esat Belhan Product Manager, Turkcell

Web Development in Angular Way

Language: tr

In this talk, we are going to review that old cultural technic for front end development in Angular way and olso best parts of Angular futures.

Murat Çorlu Principal Frontend Developer, Sahibinden.com

In the last 5 years of his past 15 years programming experience, He tried to interest more with front-end technologies and JavaScript. He is very pleased with the developing apps by front-end technologies.

5 reasons why NetBeans should be in every developer's toolkit

Language: en

If you have never heard of NetBeans, think that NetBeans is just a Java IDE, want to write better code, want to play with cool new technologies, or just want a better way to develop desktop applications quickly, this talk is for you.... I will give you a whistle stop tool of the multiple languages NetBeans supports, show you the built in examples and tools inside NetBeans for developing, testing and improving code, automating functions with netBeans, introduce you to the platform and show you how easy NetBeans makes it to build applications with very little code.

Mark Stephens Entrepreneur, IDRsolutions

Mark Stephens has been working with Java since 1997. He is an Entrepreneur and software developer who setup IDRsolutions in 1999. IDRsolutions have a Java PDF library and a PDF to HTML5/SVG converter which are used by clients worldwide. He has an MSC degree in Computer Science and an MA in Mediaeval History and has a detailed knowledge of Byzantine and Ottoman History. So DevFest is his dream conference as he gets to combine both coding and mediaeval castles/cathedral and cisterns.

Succeed with your Android application.

Language: en

Most apps fail, and it can happen to your Android application too. So what do I need to do to make it a success? This talk will (hopefully) give you a insight on how to prevent the pitfall of failure, and show you what you need to take in consideration when developing your Android app.

Wiebe Elsinga Mobile Technical Lead, ItudeMobile / GDG Dutch Android User Group

Co-Founder/Organizer Google Developer Group Dutch Android User Group and Mobile Technical Lead at ItudeMobile. Basically a EntrepreNerd. Mainly focused on the design and development of mobile applications. Passionate about Android, UX and innovation. Also a public speaker at technical conferences worldwide and has been nominated to apply for the Google Developer Expert Program.

The hitchhiker's guide to functional testing

Language: en

Android development and testing go hand in hand. When it comes to automated functional testing there are plenty of frameworks out there. During this interactive session Wiebe and Ali will be presenting a fine selection that could help you decide what to use in your next project. Some of the frameworks they will talk about are Robotium, Robolectric, UIAutomator, Calabash, Selendroid and Espresso. And since it’s a developer conference there will be code as well!

Wiebe Elsinga Mobile Technical Lead, ItudeMobile / GDG Dutch Android User Group

Co-Founder/Organizer Google Developer Group Dutch Android User Group and Mobile Technical Lead at ItudeMobile. Basically a EntrepreNerd. Mainly focused on the design and development of mobile applications. Passionate about Android, UX and innovation. Also a public speaker at technical conferences worldwide and has been nominated to apply for the Google Developer Expert Program.

Ali Derbane Android Developer, Itude Mobile

In 2009 Ali Derbane started developing Android software at a company called Itude Mobile. With a vibrant team of cool developers he has developed various applications for different industries like banking and pharmaceutical. While developing these apps lots of challenges arose. These challenges drive him to keep learning about the exciting world of Android. Blogging, hosting workshops and talking about the challenges and the solutions to these challenges gives him the opportunity to share his knowledge with the rest of the world.

PrimeTime JSF with PrimeFaces

Language: tr

JavaServer Faces provides a powerful infrastructure for building RIA applications rapidly with Java EE. Combined with PrimeFaces, JSF unleashes its true power. This session takes you on a tour of the latest version of PrimeFaces—featuring a rich set of components, powerful Ajax APIs, a mobile web application RenderKit, the dialog framework, extensive client-side validation, a real-time push framework, and live scrolling—and explores the roadmap to JSF heaven.

Cagatay Civici Founder, PrimeTek

Cagatay Civici is a member of JavaServer Faces Expert Group within JCP, the founder and project lead of popular PrimeFaces Component Suite and PMC member of open source JSF implementation Apache MyFaces. He’s a recognized speaker in international conferences such as JavaOne, SpringOne, JAX, Jazoon, Confess, JSFSummit and many local events such as JUGs. Cagatay is also an author and technical reviewer of couple of books regarding web application development with Java EE.

Single Page JavaScript Applications

Language: tr

See full JavaScript single page web & mobile applications on the stage from development from production.

Altan Yılmaz Frontend Architect,

Building and implementing large scaled web & hybrid mobile JavaScript applications.

Developing for the Big Screen - from Android TV to Chromecast

Language: en

With the new release of Lollipop we have finally an updated API Level for Google TV, oops Android TV. This is not the only approach by Google for the large screen. There is also the Chromecast, a HDMI dongle/ media player. This Session gives an introduction how you can develop for Android TV and the ChromeCast. It presents the tools and also the support library for creating own Screens, based on an example application.

Hasan Hosgel Senior Android Developer, ImmobilienScout24

Hasan Hoşgel is a dedicated Android developer about ten years of professional programming of which more than three years have been in apps development.Continuous improvement of the architecture and also quality are his interest. He is also co-organizer of the “GDG Berlin Android”. Since 2006 Hasan working for ImmobilienScout24 as a Senior Developer.

Spring Data Neo4j: from 0 to Hero

Language: en

This live coding session will show you how to rapidly develop powerful applications with Neo4j, the leading graph database, without sacrificing code quality and architecture. This session is meant to be interactive, feel free to ask questions at any points!

Florent Biville Lead developer @ Vidal / independent Neo4j consultant/trainer, VIDAL / part-time freelance

Passionate about well-crafted and simple software, Florent Biville strives for learning and improving his practice everyday. He enjoys learning many ways of doing one thing, creating/contributing to FOSS, computing science history and telling cheap jokes.

Hardware for software developers: how to design a hardware based product.

Language: tr

Hardware is the new package of software. As a software developer, how are you planning to ship your software in this new package? In this talk, we will try to figure out how to use development and prototyping boards like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone to create a project POC and early versions of your products.

Ahmet Alpat Founder, Katı Hal

He is an embedded systems, hardware design engineer and founder of Katı Hal. He is cofounder of Arduino Turkiye and board member of Istanbul Hackerspace. He has a blog at ahmetalpat.com

Realtime Android Applications with Web Socket

Language: en

In this talk we'll take a look at web socket usage in Android applications and we'll see how to update the models and UI effectively according to the instant data changes from the server.

Emrullah Lüleci Software Engineer, Arkony

Emrullah Lüleci is a full stack software engineer who is professionalized on Android Development. He loves UI design and implementations, blogging and open sourcing. He is the creator of the Android FlatUI library and some other libraries.

How Material Design can change your mind

Language: en

Developers know that they had better to change continuosly the way of programming anything. With Material Design every developer can improve their application with minimal effort and quickly. Create a beautiful and user friendly application have never been so easy and the only thing that we do is just write code and material it!

Pietro A. Rossi Systems Engineer, Mosaicoon S.p.A

Programmer since 2000, starting with QBasic and most recently Android development and learning C, Assembler, C++, HTML, PHP and Java along the way. Working in a startup Mosaicoon S.P.A., my strength is Android programming and problem solving. I've been an invited speaker at Rome Codemotion 2013, Madrid Codemotion 2013, Droidcon Italy and other international events. I also been a speaker in other national events such as Linux, Day Linux Meeting, Java Day in Palermo and Ragusa.

Unlocking Native Performance for Hybrid Mobile Apps with tartJS

Language: tr

Hybrid mobile apps, that mix HTML5 technologies with native shells, are a great idea when it comes to deploying your app to multiple mobile operating systems. Many frameworks such as jQuery Mobile, Sencha Touch or Ionic exist to make your development easier. But performance and experience on the device is in fact far from native. In this talk, I'll share our hybrid mobile apps know-how at Startup Kitchen, which we've been developing for over two years. We'll look at performance bottlenecks, best practices, browser behavior and finally, how we develop our mobile apps using our home-grown tartJS mobile framework based on Google Closure Library.

Armağan Amcalar Chief Software Architect, Startup Kitchen

Incubating startups with Startup Kitchen for 3 years, Armagan is responsible for the technical quality of Startup Kitchen’s products. He builds everything with JavaScript—from high performant mobile apps to vastly scalable distributed cloud applications.

Coding for Desktop and Mobile with HTML5 and Java EE 7

Language: en

How can you make sure that your next web application supports not only the desktop browser but also all other devices and screen sizes? And that it can efficiently talk to back-end services in a bidirectional way? With new concepts for client-side development such as responsive web design, MVVM frameworks, and hybrid web applications and with new APIs for WebSocket, REST services, JSON, and more, Java EE 7 with HTML5 may be the best combination to meet your needs. Attend this code-driven session, i.e., there will be one or two slides but no more than that, to see how you can efficiently develop such an application and how advanced integrated tools can help you with both server and client code.

Geertjan Wielenga Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Geertjan Wielenga is a Principal Product Manager in the Oracle Developer Tools group living & working in Amsterdam. He is a Java technology enthusiast, evangelist, trainer, speaker, and writer. He blogs here daily. The focus of this blog is mostly on NetBeans (a development tool primarily for Java programmers), with an occasional reference to NetBeans, and sometimes diverging to topics relating to NetBeans. And then there are days when NetBeans is mentioned, just for a change.

Web Development: Making it the right way

Language: tr

Web development is a tricky part for most of the developers in our era. With the use of popular templating engines such as Jade and Stylus and compiling it with Grunt and Node.js, test-driven programming and use of different environments, became more useful than ever. In this presentation, we will go over the basics of jade and stylus, and show you the methods to create different environments for different platforms for your web application, including hybrid mobile applications.

Yağız Nizipli Software Engineer,

Currently pursuing Computer Engineering degree at Sabanci University, I’ve worked with great teams and startups from all over the world. I am an open source software supporter. I’ve been giving security, code styling and git related educations for the past 6 months. I’ve released and been involved in more than 10 iOS and Android applications, and developed more on web. My interests are mostly security, secure web and more precisely cryptography.

How Web Servers May Be Compromised and a Real Time Solution

Language: en

Thousands of websites are infected each day to distribute malware or capture sensitive information. With the use of a vulnerability in a real-world PHP application and a live demonstration, we will illustrate how poor application design, bad web server configuration and unexpected server software behaviour can lead to a server vulnerable to being compromised. We will conclude by introducing a real time defence mechanism against attacks on PHP based websites.

Nick Lindridge Founder, ionCube Ltd.

Founder of the ionCube brand with the mission to empower PHP developers and website owners with tools for software security, with awesome customer service.

Introduction to Vaadin

Language: en

Vaadin is Java framework for rapid development of highly interactive HTML5-based web applications in a server-side environment. It abstracts the web from your applications, allowing them to be developed in pure Java following desktop application patterns and design. Vaadin leverages the full power of GWT, a Java to Javascript compiler making it possible to develop the entire web application stack and new client-side components without leaving the Java environment. During the session attendees will get an overview of Vaadin 7.3, a closer look at the Vaadin architecture and what really happens behind the scenes of the framework. New features of Vaadin 7.4 will also be briefly discussed.

Thomas Mattsson Project Manager, Vaadin

Thomas Mattsson works at Vaadin as a Vaadin Expert and Project Manager. He has been designing and implementing Vaadin application architectures for over 6 years. When he isn’t designing, he runs around Europe doing Vaadin trainings and consulting gigs. You might also catch him on the Vaadin Forum.

Creating Mobile Applications With 100% Java

Language: en

Vaadin is Java framework for rapid development of highly interactive HTML5-based web applications in a server-side environment. With the Vaadin TouchKit add-on, we provide mobile developers powerful tools to create server-based web applications that look and feel almost native, without leaving our Java tooling behind. During the session attendees will get an overview of Vaadin TouchKit, with tips and tricks for mobile development using Vaadin.

Thomas Mattsson Project Manager, Vaadin

Thomas Mattsson works at Vaadin as a Vaadin Expert and Project Manager. He has been designing and implementing Vaadin application architectures for over 6 years. When he isn’t designing, he runs around Europe doing Vaadin trainings and consulting gigs. You might also catch him on the Vaadin Forum.

Building our next big thing on a weekend

Language: en

Being the guy-for-all, full-stack developer is nowadays easier than ever. And even though putting all the workload and pressure into one person is obviously not beneficial in most cases, this fact on the other hand enables us to prototype our projects and ideas much quicker and just by ourselves, but also takes repetitive work and other time consumers away from our todo list. We'll explore how state of the art on technologies like App Engine, Android, Web or iOS together with online tools like repository hosting services, online free training and cloud storage services among others, provide us with the right environment to prototype our ideas quickly, reaching MVPs through a quick iterative development process. To illustrate that process we'll build a simple cross-platform app on Android with an Api on App Engine. We'll use Python on the api side (sample code for Go will be also provided).

Jose L Ugia Gonzalez Co-Founder & Head of Technology, Momenta

Entrepreneur as a way of life. Passionate about the combination of business + product development and software engineering. Mostly interested about new technologies, especially on the areas of mobile, cloud, and e-health. Side-project believer and wanna-be social entrepreneur. Always free for long beer conversations. — Currently Co-Founder & Head of Tech @ Momenta. Google Developer Expert.

The user experience of branding

Language: en

Brands like to be available on mobile platforms. They try to brand anything. So we get very complex ideas, which are sometimes ending up in a mess. We have to deal with this problem. I will ask and answer the question why we brand. I share a better insight and talk about solutions how we can integrate branding into our concept instead of having logo’s and wrong buttons everywhere.

Marie Schweiz UX Designer, Freelancer

Marie Schweiz is a designer and she is passionate about user experience and development. She lives and works in Berlin and Munich, Germany. Before becoming a Freelancer, she was already specialized in user experience, visual design for mobile and worked for Sixt rent-a Car. As a founder of #drawtogether and Adobe community professional her passion is to develop the local art and design community in Berlin.

Test-Driven Android Development

Language: en

Everybody knows testing is important, so let’s focus on test-driven development, testing best practices and the most useful Android testing libraries in our quest to improve the user experience and developer happiness. In this talk you'll get an overview of how several types of testing (unit, integration, UI testing) fit into an Android project. The Android team has improved the testing story for Android during the years, but the Android testing framework can be complemented with several other tools and libraries to help you build better quality applications. And let's not forget that the ease and thoroughness of your testing is also determined by the architecture of your application. We'll show you how to get the most out of Android's testing infrastructure, in order to enable you to build great quality apps.

Filip Maelbrancke Software Consultant, AppFoundry

Filip Maelbrancke is a software consultant at AppFoundry in Belgium, where he mainly works on Android projects in the financial services, telecom and media sectors.

Love your Lambdas

Language: tr

Java 8 finally introduced Lambdas into the language. We love them and we hate them. In this talk you will get a glimpse of how you change the way you code for the better and see Eclipse Luna support for Java8

Naci Dai Founding Partner/Chief Scientist, Eteration

Naci is the Chief Scientist and founder of eteration a.s. He is an object mentor and an educator. Naci is the founder of ObjectLearn and in 2000 wrote ObjectWeb Lomboz™, an Open Source Software for JavaEE development. He is an active contributor to open source, the ObjectWeb Consortium and the Eclipse Foundation. Prior to eteration, Naci was with BEA Systems Inc. and The Object People as the Managing Director of Professional Services. With a strong foundation in Applied Engineering and Computational Physics,Naci received his Ph.D. from Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. He is a member of the faculty at Sabanci University where he teaches object technologies, web development and distributed computing. Eteration is a member of the ObjectWeb Consortium and a member of the Eclispe Web Tools Platform Project (WTP), Project Management Committee. Naci is a member of the WTP PMC, representing ObjectWeb, and leads the Eclipse Java Standard Tools subproject. eteration is also a provider of tools, developer resources and server infrastructures to WTP project and contributes source training tools and courseware to the Eclipse Community Education Project (ECESIS).

Scaling MongoDB

Language: en

You've got MongoDB deployed, but your app has taken off and you need to set it up to perform under heavy loads. MongoDB offers sharding capabilities so we can horizontally scale our application and ensure consistent performance. In this session, we will go through scaling options for our application. You will walk away deeper understanding of how to configure your sharding setup, choose a shard key and leverage this feature for optimal scale.

Massimo Brignoli Senior Solutions Architect, MongoDB Inc.

Sessions

Hall A

Hall B

Hall C

Hall D

Registration

Designing and developing a watch face for Android Wear & Material Design in Android

Web Development: Making it the right way

Google Cloud SQL

Angular Kickstart

Welcome to DevFest'14 Istanbul

5 reasons why NetBeans should be in every developer's toolkit

2D Endless Runner Platformer in Unity for Android & iOS

What is Android Wear?

Modern Development Makes Easy

Coding for Desktop and Mobile with HTML5 and Java EE 7

Unlocking Native Performance for Hybrid Mobile Apps with tartJS

Developing for the Big Screen - from Android TV to Chromecast

Introduction to Vaadin

Lunch Break

Mobile Opportunities in Turkey

PrimeTime JSF with PrimeFaces

How Web Servers May Be Compromised and a Real Time Solution

Wearable Runtime & Connectivity Architectures

Next Generation GWT: JavaScript and Java alongside in Google Inbox

Audience Development and App Analytics with Google

Intelligent projects with Maven

Succeed with your Android application.

Traits of High Quality Apps

Develop, Distribute and Monetize with Google Mobile Ads

Single Page JavaScript Applications

The hitchhiker's guide to functional testing

The user experience of branding

Polymer and GWT

Web Development in Angular Way

Spring Data Neo4j: from 0 to Hero

Intel on Android: Nexus Player, Tools, NDK and beyond...

Test-Driven Android Development

Software Craftsmanship: Building A Culture for The Future

How Material Design can change your mind

The Habits of Highly Effective Teams

Love your Lambdas

A new era

Web Application with Go

Scaling MongoDB

Create your own Smart Gadgets with Mobile Technologies

Creating Mobile Applications With 100% Java

Phabricator: An all-in-one tool for code review, communication and task management

Building our next big thing on a weekend

Developing Android Wear Apps

Realtime Android Applications with Web Socket

GDG Panel

Andromance - Android Performance Optimization

Web Application Attacks and Trusting Frameworks

Hardware for software developers: how to design a hardware based product.

Jelastic's Approach to Cloud Hosting

Sandbox

Workshop

Android 101

Understanding the Psychology Behind Game Design

Intel Workshop

Better UX for ATM

Polymer

Wearable Workshop

Bitching App Clinic

Google Glass

Java/HTML5/SVG/NetBeans Clinic and Demos

PHP Clinic

MineCraft

Minecraft Hacking for Kids