Australia's longest-running conference for OS X and iOS developers and designers, /dev/world/2016, returns to Melbourne for its ninth year! We've been working for years to build a community that also welcomes tinkerers, artists and scientists. Software isn't just about making money with in-app purchasescome and see a wider world. /dev/world/2016 workshops run on Monday, 29 August 2016, followed by the conference on Tuesday, 30 August 2016, and Wednesday, 31 August 2016.
Venue
We're back at RMIT University, bigger and better than ever!
RMIT University
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Sessions
Monday workshops will run midday to 6PM, on Tuesday, the conference will run from 9AM to 6PM, followed by dinner until late, and on Wednesday the conference will run 10AM to 5:30PM.
Download the event guide or the
official iPhone app for the schedule.
Download Event Guide iPhone AppFeature Presentations
- Marc Edwards (Bjango) and Russell Ivanovic (Shifty Jelly): Building an entire iPhone app, live on stage!
- Paul Fenwick Dinner Keynote: The Future of Space Exploration: The next 400 years
Sessions
- A little of column A, a little of column B
- Accessibility in the Land of Mac [The Good, The Bad, The Voice Over]
- Add some (augmented) reality to your app
- Advanced Patterns for Functional Reactive Programming in Swift
- Advanced Xcode: Configurations, Targets, and Schemes
- Apple and the Serpent: Writing native applications for Apple platforms in Python
- Architecturing with a Difference
- Automate Your Life with Fastlane
- Building apps like Lego. A practical guide for iOS developers and designers.
- Building Back-End for iOS and OS X Without Managing Servers
- Cocoa design patterns and principles
- Design 101 for programmers
- Designing engaging motivational apps
- Develop Swiftly: Useful libraries, tips and tricks for developing in Swift
- Developing Apps on iOS devices using Python
- Great apps take time
- HyperCard
- I Have No Idea What I Am Doing: The Psychology of UX Design
- Integrating with Siri
- Keep Calm and Pew Pew Pew!
- Let our Powers Combine. Earth! Fire! Wind! Water! ...Apps?
- Native vs Hybrid: The Never-Ending Battle
- Planning Project Migrations to Swift
- Prototype and design App Store ready App in Interface Builder
- Size Classes or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love iOS 9 Split Screen
- Spec-tacular Design
- The Long Road To Finishing Short Projects: Producing Yourself
- The Power ⚡️ and Responsibility 😓 of Unicode Adoption ✨
- UI Automation tests suck*
- User Notifications in Depth
- Using C Libraries in Modern Apps
Workshops
Workshops will run the day before the conference begins, on Monday, 29 August 2016, and are included with all tickets.
- Swift Test Driven Development (TDD)
- CloudKit JS
- A 10 Step Program For Great Tech Talks
FAQs
The conference will be held at RMIT Swanston Academic Building in Melbourne.
/dev/world is run by the AUC. It is not an academic conference, and is designed for everyone working on iOS and Mac OS X software. Got questions? Feel free to email the organising team via devworld AT auc.edu.au or learn more about the AUC on our website.
Speakers
Meet our amazing feature presenters, speakers,
and workshop leaders!
-
Marc
Edwards -
Russell
Ivanovic -
Paul
Fenwick -
Audrey
Tam -
Nic
Wittison -
Josh
Deprez -
Katie
McLaughlin -
Ashton
Williams -
Liam
Esler -
Adam
Shaw -
Jessica
Lethbridge -
Zac
Fitz-Walter -
Tom
Brodhurst-Hill -
Jimmy
Ti -
Matt
Gray -
Axton
Pitt -
Stephen
Tramer -
Giovanni
Lodi -
Carol
Mak -
Deline
Neo -
Phill
Farrugia -
Esther
-
James
White -
Matt
Delves -
Mira
Kim -
Sam
Jarman -
Samantha
Connelly -
Sebastian
Beswick -
Chris
Robinson -
Donny
Kurniawan -
Hector
Zarate -
Aimee Maree
Forsstrom -
Jake
Lin -
Russell
Keith-Magee -
Sebastian
Grail -
Thomas
Karpiniec -
Tim
Oliver -
VM
Brasseur
Partners
/dev/world/2016 would not be possible without our amazing sponsors and supporters.
Presented by
Gold Sponsor
Gold Sponsor
Aluminium Sponsor
Supporters
/dev/world/2016 sponsors and supporters are highly valued members of the community, and the event would not be possible without them. Please note that our sponsors do not necessarily endorse each other. If you'd like to sponsor /dev/world/2016, or enquire about a future event, please email sponsorship AT auc.edu.au