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iOSDevCamp 2011 Highlight Video

Dom Sagolla — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 01:43:29 +0000

I love this iOSDevCamp 2011 Highlights video, produced by our host PayPal, because it features almost everybody.

478 attendees — over 78 contest submissions — with unprecedented sponsorship and co-operation! Thanks for a great time, and congratulations to all who participated. (Special shoutout to those who traveled from Brazil, Japan, and India!)

And We Are Live

Dom Sagolla — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 23:38:28 +0000

NOTE: Removed live stream link, as the event is over.

Streaming live video all weekend via Ustream.

iOSDevCamp Day One Video Highlights

Daniel Brusilovsky — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 06:20:26 +0000

Day one of iOSDevCamp is wrapping up, but the fun doesn’t have to end! Here are some of the highlights of the night that we streamed and recorded on video.

Dom, Raven and Christopher opened up iOSDevCamp with the general info, and even a surprise visit from the CTO of PayPal!

You can also check out the interview we did with PayPal’s CTO Scott Guilfoyle when he showed up at the event.

Once everyone got hacking, we had some talks in the Fireside rooms at PayPal HQ, including a pitch session hosted by Andrew Stone.

Even PayPal’s Chief Architect, Edwin Aoki, gave a talk about the App Store process for developers.

Be sure to tune into the livestream tomorrow for more talks!

Watch iOSDevCamp Live This Weekend

Daniel Brusilovsky — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 00:48:49 +0000

The fun has already kicked off at iOSDevCamp here at PayPal HQ, but for everyone who’s not able to make it, we’re going to be streaming video live this entire weekend powered by Ustream. To tune in, check out the video below, or go to the “Live” page and watch live.

Mike Lee Inspires at iCE Amsterdam

Dom Sagolla — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 07:53:11 +0000

iPhoneDevCamp in Amsterdam was a big success, thanks to our hosts from iCE. The American alumni had an amazing time, and we will be writing more about that later. For now, enjoy this inspirational speech from iPhoneDevCamp sponsor / speaker / alum Mike Lee during the last day of the conference.

Before the clip, Mike tells us that he worked for three days on his slides and then threw them away. Instead he speaks from the heart about the nature of engineering, and the experience of Amsterdam. We pick up with Mike where he starts with task of manifesting cufflinks at 3 o’clock in the morning.

Being an engineer is not necessarily about knowing everything, it’s about knowing how to know everything.

Greetings to all our friends from the Netherlands. We hope to be back soon.