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Joshua Marinacci

Joshua Marinacci
Researcher, Nokia

Website | @joshmarinacci | Attendee Directory Profile

Ask me about HTML Canvas, GUI toolkits, and visual design. Or ask me to rant about Java stuff.

Josh Marinacci is a blogger and co-author of “Swing Hacks” and “Building Mobile Apps with Java” for O’Reilly. He is currently a researcher for Nokia.

He previously worked on webOS at Palm and JavaFX, Swing, NetBeans, and the Java Store at Sun Microsystems.

Josh lives in Eugene, Oregon and is passionate about open source technology & great user interfaces. He uses a MacBookPro and Nikon DSL to spread understanding of great design in software.

Sessions

1:30pm Monday, 07/25/2011
HTML 5 Canvas Deep Dive
Javascript & HTML5
 Location: Portland 251
Tags: javascript, html5, canvas
Joshua Marinacci (Nokia), Robert Burdick (Palm)
Average rating: ****.
(4.00, 10 ratings)
The Canvas element is one of the most exciting features added to HTML since the marquee tag. You can draw 2D graphics, implement special effects, edit photos at the pixel level, and bring rich animation to both desktop and mobile browsers alike; no plugins required! This workshop will cover Canvas in depth, from basic shapes to advanced pixel buffer effects, and even a few experimental APIs. Read more.
10:40am Tuesday, 07/26/2011
Building Mobile Apps with Java on Non-Java Platforms Using GWT and PhoneGap
Java: Trends
 Location: A107/108
Tags: android, java, mobile, phonegap, javascript, gwt, ios, html, mobile_platforms
Joshua Marinacci (Nokia)
Average rating: ****.
(4.00, 2 ratings)
Java is a great language but it's not supported on all mobile platforms. This session will show you how to use the open source GWT Java->JavaScript compiler and the PhoneGap build tool to create great mobile applications in Java that run on virtually all smartphone OSes: including webOS, Android, and iOS. We will see how to get started, build a few apps, and adapt them to different screen sizes. Read more.