Intro to Mobile App development with Vue Native

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About You

Your Name: Amy Detwiler

Twitter handle (optional): @duaimei

The best way to reach out to you: amyd on dctech slack

A quick bio: I am currently a software engineer at Optoro. We use VueJS and Rails for our product, and this led to my interest in learning Vue Native for mobile app development.

Your Talk

A hands-on introduction to Vue Native.

Title: Hello Weather: An Introductory Vue Into Mobile App Development

What your talk is about:

Why choose between developing for Android and IOS, when you can develop for both at the same time using nothing more than (essentially) basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript? This workshop will focus on getting a My First App out the door by using the theme of a basic Weather App.

How long will your talk be?

• [ ] 5-15 minutes (lightning talk)
• [ ] 20-30 minutes
• [ ] 30-45 minutes
• [ x] 60 minutes or more

Meta

Do you need help crafting your talk?

• [x ] Yes - I have a good idea of what I will be doing, but feedback before the talk would be nice.
• [ ] No

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