February Meetup – Wednesday 17thFebrurary 7pm Seagrass

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Hi all:
Next Meet up: Wednesday 17th February 7pm Seagrass ( as usual)
Topics to be discussed:
- iPhone development with Monotouch ( Richard Greene)
- CouchDb ( Diego Veralli)

If you are coming please comment in the thread.

We have a calendar that you can subscribe to, you can do so here

BTW We need a Apple DVI to VGA Display Adapter , if you have one and you can bring it on the day please also comment on the thread. Thanks

BTW, we tried a more discussion oriented meet up the last time and it was really interesting.
We started off discussing Web Frameworks and we went through the pros and cons of them, then we moved on to mobile devices and the future of development in those devices, heavy mention of iPhone, android, and the N900, and much more.

See you the next time

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7 Responses to “February Meetup – Wednesday 17thFebrurary 7pm Seagrass”

  1. Ruben Bartelink Says:

    Me!

  2. Stephen Lacy Says:

    Me too!

  3. Claudio Perrone Says:

    I’ll definitely be there!!!!!

  4. Richard Says:

    I have the secured a projector and a DVI-HDMI cable!
    Go easy on me, I’m no expert on this subject, but I’ll get past HelloWorld very quick. .. ;-)

  5. David Zemsky Says:

    I would like to hear that as well but not sure that I will make it in time. Do you mind if I am 30 min late?

  6. Claudio Perrone Says:

    Not to worry David! Better late than never :-)

  7. David Zemsky Says:

    Thanks for yesterday, really useful info!

    There was a question about how to configure a table view – here is a nice guide http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/TableView_iPhone/CreateConfigureTableView/CreateConfigureTableView.html

    Regarding custom table view cells loaded from nib files, here is a sample http://iphone.galloway.me.uk/iphone-sdktutorials/custom-uitableviewcell/ . The trick is that you can set up the view controller of the custom cell to be the same class as the table view’s controller and bind the cell view to an outlet of the controller – that way your code does not get fragmented into more classes/controllers.

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