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iPhone Dev Camp
Saturday August 30, 2008 from 10:00am - 6:00pm
Mediamatic Duintjer CS
Vijzelstraat 68
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1017 HL Get Directions
Let's get together and teach each other how to make iPhone apps. Everyone from programming newbies to Objective-C masters are welcome!
Category: Education
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It's free.
Posted 1 year ago
is there a time to B there?
Posted 1 year ago
Try starting out with this tutorial before you'll get here: http://theappleblog.com/2008/08/04/tutorial-build-a-simple-rss-reader-for-iphone/
Posted 1 year ago
Hi all, I'm really excited to see so many people are interested. However, we're pushing the amount I can easily host at my office. I'm going to cap the attendance at 40 for now, but if anyone is willing to donate space or cash we can see about making this even bigger!
Posted 1 year ago
@wouterinho good tip! you just screwed me out of a perfectly fine working day tomorrow though :)
Posted 1 year ago
Can't we use the Mediamatic space that cocoadevhouse amsterdam used a while ago?
Posted 1 year ago
I'm sorry tizzle :P
Posted 1 year ago
@litebeam Do you know anyone at Mediamatic? I'm afraid I don't...
Posted 1 year ago
@peter i've pointed someone from mediamatic to this discussion, perhaps you'll get lucky :)
Posted 1 year ago
@litebeam there in a different building now though, but the new building should also have ample space for this kind of thing...

@peter maybe robert can help out as well since he's there also (duintjer)
Posted 1 year ago
I'm not going to be in Amsterdam anymore by then, but I'll suggest it to people who could find these things interesting.
Posted 1 year ago
I talked to the devvers and iphone owners here, and they think it's a great idea. So you are all welcome at the Vijzelstraat 68. Talk to Marco or Willem for more organizy stuff.
Posted 1 year ago
thanks nadya, i've sent peter marco and willem's mail addresses so he'll get in touch if he wants a bigger space i guess.
Posted 1 year ago
Would love to be there, is it full allready?
Posted 1 year ago
Bor, it's full for now. I'm working on getting a larger space. If I can get one, I'll reopen it.
Posted 1 year ago
Like camboi25 asked, what's the start/end time?

Also, what's the format like? I've never been to a Dev Camp like this so what's it like? Everybody bring their own iMac/MacBook and start programming? :)
Posted 1 year ago
@Peter, is vijzelstraat already full with 88? or are there lots of others not showing up on the list here?
Posted 1 year ago
@jeffryvu, @maartuh More details soon at www.iphonedevcamp.nl!
Posted 1 year ago
Thanks Mediamatic for the location! See you guys there.
Posted 1 year ago
Thanks for making this possible! :-)
Posted 1 year ago
Excellent, looking forward to it!
Posted 1 year ago
Can't wait :D
Posted 1 year ago
Sounds great! And I invited a bunch of UK based Cocoa developers so hopefully there'll be plenty of people around to help.
Posted 1 year ago
Just a note, I am posting updates to www.iphonedevcamp.nl. We have some more announcements coming soon!
Posted 1 year ago
Oof, lots of people. Should be interesting.
Posted 1 year ago
Any thoughts on the format? Number of people, stuff to bring, level of development?
J.
Posted 1 year ago
Darn! I can't come cause I'm in the States. But at the moment already busy with iPhone development (both jailbroken & official)
Posted 1 year ago
Wanna demo the new Treasuremytext for iPhone app Marco?
http://thesmsblog.com/2008/08/20/new-iphone-app-sneak-preview/
Posted 1 year ago
Katie: Oh I don't know, I'm pretty terrible with that sort of thing..

Peter: maybe it's a good idea to make a short list of things attendees who haven't yet started making things but want to at the camp can and should do to prepare.

Obvious things like install the SDK of course, but also jailbreak your phone/iPod, install OpenSSH, etc. (or shell out the €79 for a real dev cert.) along with some links to info on how to get started with actually writing code, such as simple tutorials. (The one posted above isn't simple enough, nor does it detail how to get things onto your phone without a certificate.)

I've found that the initial learning curve (for those who do not yet speak ObjC) can be a bit high and it will take some time to get results beyond 'hey the slider moves and now this label updates!'. Doing this sort of thing beforehand saves a lot of time, allowing you to actually get something done during the camp.

And wow, people are still signing up..
Posted 1 year ago
Hey, I just found out about this event. I'm in!

Hopefully by next weekend my first app will (finally) be on the App Store. :-)

It will be fun to hang out with other iPhone developers!
Posted 1 year ago
Guys,

can't make it to Amsterdam next week... but I hereby offer to organize the next iPhone Dev Camp. Let's say in October!
Posted 1 year ago
Pretty cool. Although I'm not a big fan of the Objective-C syntax, it's nice to be able to develop some stuff for the iPhone.
Posted 1 year ago
I've tried to answer all frequently asked questions here: http://www.iphonedevcamp.nl/2008/08/26/you-have-questions-i-have-answers/
Posted 1 year ago
Sorry guys, the signups are closed for good: http://www.iphonedevcamp.nl/2008/08/26/were-full/
Posted 1 year ago
Man, that is one ridiculous amount of people.

Peter: I hope you're bringing enough batter ;)
Posted 1 year ago
If anyone is unable to attend, please send me an e-mail so I can take your spot. Thanks in advance!

Corné.
Posted 1 year ago
Find me tomorrow if you want to work on the Mobypicture app! :)
Posted 1 year ago
Can you guys come up with a Jaiku app for the iPhone? It would make a perfect birthday present for Elmine. :)
Posted 1 year ago


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