On The Road Again...
This past spring, in about a two-month period, we held four two-day events around the U.S. With over 120 presentations and panels led by 52 of the most amazing presenters in the Apple developer community, the CocoaConf 2013 Spring Tour was packed with solid technical content and engaging conversations, all centered on iOS and OS X development. If you were one of the over 350 people that attended one (or more) of our spring events, we’d like to thank you for making the CocoaConf Spring Tour awesome!
As great as it was, the spring tour was only part of the story. Continue reading...
About CocoaConf
CocoaConf is a technical conference for Apple developers, pure and simple. We bring together top-notch developers, authors, and trainers, in a venue that is designed to maximize learning, and our attendance caps mean that it’s easy for you to get time with speakers and other attendees. With three concurrent tracks, you’re sure to find something of interest throughout each day. Throw in some relevant and entertaining keynotes and panels, and you have the makings of an awesome weekend!
At CocoaConf, we try hard to keep the focus on the tools and technology that we all have in common. This helps us to provide an environment where everyone feels welcome. If you develop apps for Apple devices — or if you would like to develop apps for Apple devices — then CocoaConf is the conference for you! Join us for one of our upcoming events and you’ll see what we mean.
CocoaConf DC 2013 Wrap Up!
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The Ranch at CocoaConf/DC
“Just got back from the DC area, where some fellow Ranchers and I went to CocoaConf. If you’re not familiar with CocoaConf, it’s a traveling technical conference for Mac and iOS developers…” Read more...
Looking Back on CocoaConf DC: 5 Highlights
“A conference like CocoaConf DC leaves one wishing they had more time, both to attend more talks and to experiment with newly tickled curiosities.” Read more...
CocoaConf DC ’13
“The conference was well organized and in my experience ran flawlessly – all without the lines and jet lag of WWDC!” Read more...
The Amazing CocoaConf
“This weekend I attended CocoaConf DC. This was my first time at a CocoaConf and my experience was absolutely incredible! CocoaConf is a series of conferences all about iPhone, iPad, and Mac development.” Read more...
Media Editing with AV Foundation
“This past weekend I spoke at the CocoaConf event in DC. This was my first time attending CocoaConf so didn’t know what to expect, but I was very impressed by the format and quality of the conference and thought the organizers did an excellent job.” Read more...
CocoaConf DC 2013: The Usual Follow-Up Links
“For CocoaConf DC, I freshened up the HTTP Live Streaming talk with a demo of the streams created for the iOS app working as-is with a Roku HD purchased the night before at Target (because I forgot my Roku XS back in Grand Rapids). Actually, only the basic and variant streams work – I didn’t try getting encrypted streams to work, but Roku apparently supports it, so that’s something to work on for next time. ” Read more...
CocoaConf PDX 2012 Wrap Up!
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CocoaConf PDX wrap-up / Raleigh preview
“Last weekend I attended CocoaConf PDX in Portland, OR. Dave Klein really upped his game with keynotes from Daniel Pasco and Brent Simmons, and speakers such as James Dempsey and Collin Donnell. The event was sold out (the second one to do so I believe, the other being Chicago), so there was a good crowd of about 100 developers on hand. As always it’s a great vibe with so many people eager to learn and share.” Read more...
CocoaConf Portland ’12 and the AudioQueueProcessingTap
“CocoaConf Portland was this last weekend, and the conference continues to grow in scope, prominence, and depth with each installment. Visiting the US west coast for the first time, it picked up Brent Simmons (famous for NetNewsWire, Glassboard, and MarsEdit) and Daniel Pasco of Black Pixel as keynoters, plus James Dempsey playing some of his famous WWDC developer-oriented songs, such as the timeless luau of Cocoa memory management, “The Liki Song”.” Read more...
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