Demilitarizing HTTP -- Developing API's for Hostile Mobile Developers

Maxwell Vandervelde

Sunday 15 March 2015 from 11:00 to 11:45

Talk in English - US at Midwest PHP 2015
Track Name: Room 236 (Law School)
View Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10kePahA7vL8IHXDnj_WUWVq-LEoEdDS55e5m975piEA/edit?usp=sharing
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/3b62f (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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Demilitarizing HTTP -- Developing API's for Hostile Mobile Developers

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F. Stephen Kirschbaum at 11:47 on 15 Mar 2015

I are mobile dev and deal with this stuff on a regular basis, and I think this was a well put together talk that covered a lot of good ground.

Perhaps a few additional resources for people to learn how to better handle some of these problems would be nice to add to your slide deck.

Thank you for the talk!

Sammy Kaye Powers at 11:50 on 15 Mar 2015

Very well organized talk with a natural flow. Slide were clear & concise and the "loading" slides did an excellent job of illustrating an important point with humor. Even for someone who hasn't developed an API for a native mobile app, I got a lot out of the talk and feel like if I did develop an API for a mobile app in the future I'd be much better prepared. Thanks! :)

Anonymous at 11:55 on 15 Mar 2015

Fast-paced and entertaining. Thanks!

Anonymous at 11:55 on 15 Mar 2015

Fast-paced and entertaining. Thanks!

Woody Gilk at 13:06 on 15 Mar 2015

Good talk, would have liked more about security.

Wyatt Andersen at 10:42 on 16 Mar 2015

I really appreciated hearing the front lines perspective of a mobile developer working with APIs and web apps. Good reminder for why HTTP standards, and consistent interfaces are important, even if they aren't directly impacting your own work. Loved the [Loading...] slide bits!