In this upcoming iOS Dev Scout meet-up, Mugunth Kumar who’s a famous iOS author will talk about “Designing a RESTful API server for mobile apps”. During his presentation in GeekCampSG last month he talked about HTTP verbs, Versioning, API documentation and shared many tips & tricks. The topic was among top 10 on Hacker News that day. If you have missed his talk during GeekCamp then you can attend his session again on 13th to learn from his experience.
After dinner, Subhransu Behera will speak about the next part of his session that he presented in GeekCampSG. Subh works as an iOS Application Architect in SAP. In GeekCampSG he hacked some famous iOS apps like Whatsapp, Instagram, Angrybirds etc. and discussed about the security flaws these apps are having. This meetup, he will discuss more about how to develop a secure iOS app and prevent it from being hacked.
The founder of Coworkify, Kenshin Fujiwara, who is visiting from Japan will attend the iOS Dev Scout meet-up for the 1st time. During this meet-up he will share about his experience on building the iOS app for Cowokify and how his journey has been from being a winner at Startup Weekend to becoming one of the most renowned startups in Japan.
Event Details
When: Thursday 13th Sept 2012
Time: 7PM onwards
Where: PlugIn@Blk71, 71 Ayer Rajah Crescent, #02-18, Singapore 139951
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