The iPhone SDK party in Cambridge on Monday was a little disappointing. \u00a0It was much more networking than substantive content. \u00a0The iPhone store has a tough layout for large crowds + presenters. \u00a0Jonathan Zdziarski spoke about the genesis of the open SDK, but I think it’s pretty much dead given Apple’s official SDK release. There were a few demos, but if you’re relatively current on iPhone development, there was no new data.<\/p>\n
But hats off to the organizers; there’s always risk in organizing events like this. \u00a0Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t. \u00a0<\/p>\n
(But it was good to catch up with folks! \u00a0I saw: \u00a0Antonio Rodriguez<\/a>,\u00a0Beth Winkowski<\/a>,\u00a0Ted Morgan<\/a>,\u00a0Ryan Sarver<\/a>,\u00a0Daniel Cozza<\/a>,\u00a0Dan Slavin<\/a>,\u00a0Jeff Glass<\/a>, \u00a0Michael Campbell<\/a>,\u00a0Dan Allen<\/a>,\u00a0Ajay Agarwal<\/a>,\u00a0John Keyes<\/a>, and others.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The iPhone SDK party in Cambridge on Monday was a little disappointing. \u00a0It was much more networking than substantive content. \u00a0The iPhone store has a tough layout for large crowds + presenters. \u00a0Jonathan Zdziarski spoke about the genesis of the … Continue reading