Dutch Mobile Conference 2013
6 - 8 Jun 2013 at Amsterdam RAI

Great talk that really pointed out a lot of problems in mobile security. Good to learn about the OWASP top 10. The speakers attitude towards the room was kind of intense, which made sure everyone was paying attention.

(Also, extra happy to own an iPhone right now :-))

A secretly very funny presentation that delivered what it promised.

Good talk Richard, although I feel that putting the focus on either responsive css or javascript animations would have been better. It felt the two were now stuffed together now.

Great talk. Better than phonegap. Titanium sounds nice. Good addition of MVC, code examples and crowd interaction. Bummer the crowd was shy though.

Talk was good. Bit too much of a sales feeling though. Would love some more live examples, multiple devices etc. Bit short as well. Lunch wasn't even ready when this talk was.

Very interesting talk about angular.
Lost me at the Phonegap part, because I have no knowledge at all about that subject and this seemed required.

I could have listened to this talk for a whole day, there is so much to learn about how to make your app's more secure on one side and even more about the possible hazards of attacks and leaks to the apps but also the weaknesses of the mobile OS'es.

The speaker was very experienced in the subject, but also in doing talks, I've enjoyed it.

Just what I expected to learn, a lot of the information was already told at the tutorial day, but It was good to hear it again. I think i am prepared for devolopping my first Titanium app and when the time is there I will start using Alloy for sure.

The speaker is very calm and expereinced, the talk went very smooth.

Very good presentation and a very experienced speaker. One of the best talks I've been to.

I've enjoyed the talk, the introduction with the metaphor in the beginning could have been shorter. Paul gave us some good tips about how to test on multiple devices, particular the one to go to a telecom shop and test as many devices as possible is very nice.

The speaker has a lot of knowledge and experience about this subject, I think he can improve his skills as a speaker when he could involve the public a bit more.