I am speaking at Portland Code Camp 2010 tomorrow. I’ll be discussing Standards-Based Mobile Web Development with a focus on smartphone browsers and the latest mobile web technologies (i.e. HTML5).

My session is at 4:45 PM – 6:00 PM on Saturday, May 22, 2010, in Shiley Hall, Room 301 at the University of Portland. Hope to see you there!

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UPDATED: Thanks to all who attended my session. What a lively hour! My slides are below.

Portland Code Camp is this Saturday, May 30th at Reed College. It’s a free, one-day community-driven conference for developers working on all platforms, programming languages and disciplines. I am attending Portland Code Camp and looking forward to participating in the mobile sessions!

The tentative Portland Code Camp schedule (pdf) was just released. There are a wide variety of sessions about mobile, desktop and server development.

I am presenting two sessions at Code Camp. Here are the slides from each presentation.

Smartphone Behavior on a Featurephone Budget using Java ME. 10:45am – 12pm in Vollum 120. We explore using the Java ME API to produce application features generally seen only on smartphones. It’s a preview of my JavaOne BoF to be presented the following week.

A Standards-Based Approach to Mobile Web Development. 3pm – 4:15pm in Psych 201. We discuss a standards-based approach to mobile web development that produces a usable, adaptive and discoverable mobile web experience for featurephones and smartphones.