Being organized by mobile developers the burden of this event's sessions was mobile development.

This two day event gathered around 300 attendees from around the world, interested in mobile development.

What was there at the conference?

Being held by famous mobile development specialists, two days of the conference included the following topics in the tutorials schedule:

• iOS and Android Security
• Introduction to iOS
• Automated Acceptance Tests
• Cocos2D game development for iOS
• Animate your users
• Autolayout? Oh Boy!
• Social & Mobile: What We've Learned With Google+
• Objective-C's Dark Arts
• Effective iOS Network Programming
• Building Apps For Google TV
• A Primer To SyncAdapters
• Designing Accessible Android Applications
• Mobile Musical Instruments

There were really great specialists sharing their experience at the conference. Among them were:

• Matt Gemmell, a developer and the owner of Instinctive Code, with his keynote about how to increase your own value, including skills and creativity;
• Martin Legris, working for TasteFilter, presenting his keynote "The Dialogue Is Broken", that touched the issues of the fundamental changes occurring today in the way people interact with data;
• Mike Arpaia, an Etsy software engineer, presenting tutorial concerning the defensive and secure mechanisms for mobile applications and devices;
• Ian Barber from Google+ with his session "Social & Mobile: What We've Learned With Google+" describing challenges that one can face with while creating social experiences on mobile and their effect on the applications build and design.