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Mobilism sessions: Beyond Borders, Beyond Mobile · 24 February 2015 · PPK

We'd just like to let you know that Mobilism, 27th of March in Amsterdam, is going to be a stellar conference. All the content is in, and we're excited. What about you? Judge for yourself.

  • Sascha Wolter is going to talk about the Internet of Things, and why it's not a business hype but good for creativity. If you ask him nicely he will actually show you.
  • Seb Lee-Delisle is also going to show stuff. He's known for his wild technical/creative experiments with devices, and he won't disappoint on this Mobilism.
  • Agnieszka Walorska is going to take a stab at defining what she calls anticipatory design: design that doesn't react to the user's present situation, but to their future situation without coming across as uncanny.
  • Tim Kadlec is going to unveil the secrets of building for proxy browsers based on an actual project.
  • Jacob Rossi is going to talk about adapting your input to the input types the user is actually using.
  • PPK will discuss Chromium's dirty secrets: why are so MANY Chromia being used on the mobile web, while the desktop web has only the most recent one?
  • Stephanie Rieger is going to open our eyes to the fact that non-Western, especially Chinese, websites, are becoming more and more important, and that they use technological and business models unknown in the West.
  • Petro Salema will travel to the other end of the world and show how mobile is being used in East Africa.

And as if that's not enough, Thursday 26th of March features a responsive design workshop, clever trips, tricks, and techniques, by Vitaly Friedman.

Tickets are 275 euros for the conference and 300 euros for the workshop. Lunch and post-conference drinks are included.

We hope to see you on 27th of March!

Full line-up for Mobilism 2015 · 20 January 2015 · PPK

Mobilism 2015 will take place on 27th of March in Amsterdam. Today, our full line-up was revealed. Mobilism first-timers Petro Salema and Agnieszka Walorska are joined by veterans PPK, Seb Lee-Delisle, and Stephanie Rieger to create a nice mix of the new and the familiar.

And don't forget Tim Kadlec, Jacob Rossi, and Sascha Wolter, whom we announced earlier. (Unfortunately Patrick Lauke had to bow out for personal reasons.) See the programme for more details.

This year's Mobilism explores the web of many devices beyond just high-end iOS and Android phones. We'll take a look at mobile in developing nations, changing UX requirements, pointer events and how they differ from touch events, the Internet of Things (but without the hype), and some interesting experiments.

In addition, Vitaly Friedman will give his popular Responsive Design workshop on 26th of March, the day before the conference.

Tickets are still available for €275. Lunch and drinks are included. Workshop tickets are €300.

And if you're thinking about a sponsorship, hey, let's talk!

Mobilism announces four speakers and a workshop · 3 December 2014 · PPK

Today we announced four of our speakers, as well as a workshop. Early bird is over since all early-bird tickets have been sold. Tickets are now €275.

Our speakers are:

  • Tim Kadlec: working with proxy browsers
  • Sascha Wolter: the creativity inherent in the Internet of Things
  • Jacob Rossi: pointer events
  • Patrick Lauke: TVs

We will announce the other speakers in mid-January.

Also, we are proud to announce that Vitaly Friedman will give a workshop on Thursday 26th of March, the day before the conference. It's called "Responsive Design: Clever Tips, Tricks And Techniques", and that title should give you a clue as to what this workshop is about. Tickets are now on sale for €300.

That's it for now; we hope to see you in March!

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