Speakers -> PaaS and Programmable Web

QCon New York 2012 Speakers Schedule Tutorials Tracks Social Events Sponsors Registration Volunteers Venue Travel Hotels Video Calendar Follow Us Brought to you by Contacts Exhibit Sponsors General Information Registration Speakers	Training: "PaaS and Programmable Web" Track: Tutorials Time: Friday 09:00 - 12:00 Location: Roebling/Gleason Abstract: With the number of web APIs exploding, there needs to be an easier way to create applications the utilise these APIs without having to become an expert on every API. This session will be a hands on workshop that we lead developers to understand how to leverage APIs. We'll start with a quick overview of the shift and what it means for the developer and quickly dive into hands on lab sessions connecting APIs such as Twilio, Yammer, Apple Push and Facebook. Introduction to PaaS and the PaaS landscape Impact of Open APIs for developers Lab: Getting Started with Mule iON Installing Mule Studio Creating your first App Create an iON Account deploying to Mule iON Quick tour of the Mule iON Console Lab: Give your applications a voice Introduction to Cloud Connectors Work with Twilio and Yammer Debugging your Apps Lab: Build a mobile push server Introduction to Async Messaging PubNub, Apple Push, Android C2DM When things Go Wrong Lab: Building for other platforms: Facebook Timeline Introduction to Facebook timeline Create a time line App Using HTML/JS on Mule iON Wrap up Keywords: APIs, PaaS, Cloud, Mule, Facebook, Twilio, Yammer, Apple Push, PubNub, integration		Dan Diephouse, Product Manager, MuleSoft for Mule iON Dan Diephouse is the product manager at MuleSoft for Mule iON, the world's first integration Platform as a Service. There he's focused on helping connect everything together: cloud services, applications, databases, mobile devices - even toasters. He will only rest once everything has an API and data flows seamlessly between them. He has a over 10 years of experience in integration and middleware spaces including co-founding Apache CXF, an open source web services framework; launching Tcat, an enterprise Tomcat application server;, helping shape Mule, the most popular open source ESB, and consulting with many of the world's top companies.