Location Based Apps - No Coding Required

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Just because you built your site before the mobile explosion does not mean you need to start from scratch, or you can't catch up to your competitors. Within a few extra days you can turn your current Drupal site in to a publishing platform for any number of Apps. Of course, many more hours will be devoted to the actual building of the iOS/Android/Blackberry/etc Apps. The decision of whether to build native versus simply a responsive or mobile web presence requires substantial thought and discussion. The presentation will outline a number of the benefits of each, and specifically why native apps should be considered even after making your responsive/mobile web presence. I will outline the steps I took to take my own site (Tag Sell It) from a desktop only Drupal website to powering 5 separate revenue generating iOS/Android/Amazon Apps. These Apps not only increased the revenue of the site, but serve as a powerful marketing tool for a start-up site. At the 2011 CMS Expo Tag Sell It was awarded the "Best Drupal CMS App Developer" award.

Tecnologia Negócios

February 4, 2012

@matthewdorman

Drupal ID: mdorman

mdorman@northps.com

Location Based Apps
No Coding Required (w/ Drupal)

OUTLINE
• Mobile Stages
• Modules Needed
• Mobile Apps Tools
• Configuration Overview
• Detailed View Configuration
• JSON Output
• App Demo

MOBILE STAGES

Feb 28, 2012
@ 3:00 PM EST
http://bit.ly/yvpA13

MODULES NEEDED
• CCK
• Location
• Views
• Views JSON
• Node Locations
• Date

Drupal is a registered trademark of Dries Buytaert.

MOBILE APP TOOLS
• XCode
• Android SDK
• Appcelerator - Titanium
• PhoneGap
• And More...

CONFIGURATION OVERVIEW
• Install / Configure Drupal 6.X
• Download / Enable Modules
• Create Event Content Type
• Create View

New York Office
130 W 42nd Street, 5th Floor,
New York, NY 10036
212.819.1700
www.northps.com

mdorman@northps.com
@matthewdorman
Drupal ID: mdorman

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1. February 4, 2012 @matthewdorman Drupal ID: mdorman mdorman@northps.com Location Based Apps No Coding Required (w/ Drupal)

2. OUTLINE • Mobile Stages • Modules Needed • Mobile Apps Tools • Configuration Overview • Detailed View Configuration • JSON Output • App Demo

3. MOBILE STAGES Feb 28, 2012 @ 3:00 PM EST http://bit.ly/yvpA13

4. MODULES NEEDED • CCK • Location • Views • Views JSON • Node Locations • Date Drupal is a registered trademark of Dries Buytaert.

5. MOBILE APP TOOLS • XCode • Android SDK • Appcelerator - Titanium • PhoneGap • And More...

6. CONFIGURATION OVERVIEW • Install / Configure Drupal 6.X • Download / Enable Modules • Create Event Content Type • Create View

7. DETAILED VIEW CONFIGURATION

8. JSON OUTPUT See Example

9. APP DEMO

10. New York Office 130 W 42nd Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10036 212.819.1700 www.northps.com mdorman@northps.com @matthewdorman Drupal ID: mdorman

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