Wine Tasting at Martin's Deli in
Rocky River, by the
Boundless Flight HQ
Martin's Deli - White Wine Tasting
February 12, 2009
E.J. - third generation
Martin's Deli chef/ operator
Friday, February 13, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Cleveland Java Users Group Meeting : February 11, 2009
I-Phone demonstration by Randy Beiter at the
February Meeting of the Cleveland Java User Group
Cleveland Java User Group Team Leader / Organizer
Scott Seighman gives updates on Java during CJUG meeting
Cleveland Java Users Group -Pizza, Beer & Java
- sadly, no pictures from the Winking Lizard on Rockside Road after party
Cleveland Java User Group Meeting
February 11, 2008 from 5:30 - 8:00pm
Heidi Hooper of Boundless Flight with John from Progressive of the great blue sweater
Gary Baney of Boundless Flight and Debbie Lincoff of IBM at the Cleveland C-JUG Meeting
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Cleveland Java Users Group Meeting : 2 -11 - 2009
Cleveland Java Users Group
Next meeting:
February 11, 2009, 5:30pm
3 Summit Park DriveLower Level Auditorium
Independence, OH 44131
With an increasing emphasis on mobility, IT organizations are developing and deploying more mobile applications than ever. With a broad range of mobile operating systems, application frameworks, and developer tools to choose from, the importance of defining and executing the right mobile applications strategy can’t be overstated. In this months session, we will explore developer's options, key issues for software developers and IT organizations who need to understand how best to create and deploy applications software for the exciting new generation of smart mobile devices. We will focus on two popular options, Java ME and iPhone environments.
Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) is a collection of technologies and specifications to create a platform that fits the requirements for mobile devices such as consumer products, embedded devices, and advanced mobile devices.
Initially introduced in the United States on June 29, 2007, the iPhone has quickly become one of the hottest mobile devices on the market. Randy Beiter will review the iPhone development environment and discuss what you need to begin with the iPhone SDK, including the development tools, technologies and processes necessary to create and deploy applications for iPhone.
Randy Beiter is the Chief Software Engineer at iNomadics, Inc. A self-proclaimed “lifetime technologist,” Randy is the co-inventor of two patented software processes. In addition he is a Sun-certified Java developer who has served in multiple capacities throughout his 15 year career including technical expert, project leader and mentor. Prior to joining iNomadics, Randy se
rved as a Senior Software Engineer for Oracle Corporation, BEA Systems, and Flashline, Inc. and as a Systems Analyst for Book Stacks Unlimited which is recognized as the first online retail establishment. Randy graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
Next meeting:
February 11, 2009, 5:30pm
3 Summit Park DriveLower Level Auditorium
Independence, OH 44131
Agenda
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5:30pm – 6:00pm ~>
Eat, Drink & Network
6:00pm – 6:15pm ~>
Recap Previous Meeting & New Business
6:15pm - 8:00pm ~>
Java JME Mobile Development Presentation
Presentation by Randy Beiter
With an increasing emphasis on mobility, IT organizations are developing and deploying more mobile applications than ever. With a broad range of mobile operating systems, application frameworks, and developer tools to choose from, the importance of defining and executing the right mobile applications strategy can’t be overstated. In this months session, we will explore developer's options, key issues for software developers and IT organizations who need to understand how best to create and deploy applications software for the exciting new generation of smart mobile devices. We will focus on two popular options, Java ME and iPhone environments.
Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) is a collection of technologies and specifications to create a platform that fits the requirements for mobile devices such as consumer products, embedded devices, and advanced mobile devices.
Initially introduced in the United States on June 29, 2007, the iPhone has quickly become one of the hottest mobile devices on the market. Randy Beiter will review the iPhone development environment and discuss what you need to begin with the iPhone SDK, including the development tools, technologies and processes necessary to create and deploy applications for iPhone.
Randy Beiter is the Chief Software Engineer at iNomadics, Inc. A self-proclaimed “lifetime technologist,” Randy is the co-inventor of two patented software processes. In addition he is a Sun-certified Java developer who has served in multiple capacities throughout his 15 year career including technical expert, project leader and mentor. Prior to joining iNomadics, Randy se
rved as a Senior Software Engineer for Oracle Corporation, BEA Systems, and Flashline, Inc. and as a Systems Analyst for Book Stacks Unlimited which is recognized as the first online retail establishment. Randy graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
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