- Status
- Accepted
- Level
- 100
- Date and Time
- 5/29/2015 11:30 AM
- Location
- Grange
It’s easy to create mobile-optimized web-sites – but often the consumer needs to take it offline. For example he would like to access the app while at a congress in Italy without paying for data-roaming.
So whether you’re creating mobile sites and tools for congresses or catalogs – or you’re developing a manual for 3rd world countries – going offline gives you many new possibilities.
We developed an App which helps your sites go offline – with “Install me” buttons and offline-data management and more. In this session I’ll teach you all you need to leverage this possibility.
You will be able to create better mobile sites and earn more money, because clients will pay a lot for this feature and it will allow you to keep more of the “Mobile-App” projects.
About the speakers
- Daniel Mettler
- Daniel Mettler learned programming with the bible translation computer of his parents, deep in the jungles of Indonesia. Since he was only 12 years old at that time and the BIOS only had a version of BASICA, that's what got him started.
With 16 he went back to Switzerland and learned German and basic city-survival skills. Equipped with this know-how he founded 2sic internet solutions in 1999 which was focused on web solutions on the Microsoft platform. After a few self-developed CMSs 2sic switched to DNN in 2003 and has been one of the largest partners (17 employees, 700+ projects) in Europe.
Daniel is also the chief architect behind the open source 2sxc, a strong promoter of standardization (boostrap, patterns, AngularJS, checklists, etc.) and loves to eat anything - dead or alive. His motto: if the natives eat it, it game.