We know that the Silicon Valley Code Camp web site could use a face lift, but barring that, we’ve done some small things to make it better.  Today, we added a simple UI-Query (one I blogged about last year http://peterkellner.net/2012/02/02/html5-media-queries-tablet-verses-phone-anything-but-intuitive/ ) that makes it so that if your browser with is less than 800 pixels [...]

Falafel Software has once again delivered awesome integration with our Silicon Valley Code Camp Data and the Mobile World.  This year, in addition to all the capabilities we all enjoyed last year, you can now update your personal agenda in these mobile devices by simply entering your EventBoard registration email on the Code Camp Registration [...]

Here it is. My five favorite videos from Silicon Valley Code Camp along with the other fifteen. Tip of the hat to my editor Ray for doing an awesome job on all the videos, especially the first one. Watch. My five favorite videos from Silicon Valley Code Camp Presentation horror stories End of Show Recap: [...]

At Silicon Valley Code Camp, David Spark chatted with Keith Sutton of Adobe about utilizing Adobe Flex for building applications for the enterprise. Flex can be built on top of Flash, Adobe Air, or on a Web platform. Sutton talked about the enterprise looking toward mobile and Steve Jobs playing his positioning game in mobile [...]

At Silicon Valley Code Camp, Lino Tadros, CEO of Falafel Software, gave a presentation on developing across the three most popular mobile platforms: Windows Phone 7, Android, and iPhone. His number one tip for developers is not to try to write once and have it run across all three platforms. It’s just not going to [...]

Two months ago, Lino Tadros, CEO of Falafel Software, one of our Platinum sponsors called me and said “Peter, how would you like to have a fully functional IPhone and Windows 7 Phone application working for this year’s Code Camp?”.  Of course I said I’d love that!  But, I have to say, what I love [...]