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Open invitation to co-create at Maemo Summit 2009
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twaelti
2009-08-31 , 12:37
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Hello Marieke and all.
I would like to volunteer for the co-creation workshop on Thursday, October 8th, at the Maemo Summit 2009.
My interest in maemo is focussed on usability, the needs of mass consumers and power users, even altough I also have a personal interest in "casual software development" (related to the poweruser-needs).
My skills and experiences:
MSc, 20 years experience in software development (+/- professionally since 13 years, last 5 years as swdev manager for a large multinational IT company)
Over 10 years experience with various devices and OS in the mobile segment (Palm 8 years, Windows CE/.net on and off again, Symbian 1.5 years, maemo 2.5 years, JavaME on and off, a bit of iPhone), both as a user and (partially) as a casual developer [PocketC, Compact Framework, JavaME, Python on Maemo, read into iPhone Dev/SDK]
Some maemo work done (mClock, tabletSearch, packaging wiki)
An N800 and a N810
Participant in Summit 2008 and 2009
Karma "position" somewhere in the top 150
Experience in the full life-cycle of software development, from A-Z (idea-concept-realisation-marketing-release-support)
An understanding of the hardcore engineering under the engine without getting lost in details
An understanding for the needs of the "common people" in the mobile space, being able to abstract between technical "nerds-needs" and mass consumer appeal (use-cases, expectations, usability, accesibility)
Two months of spare time to invest in Maemo in September and October :-) (I'm currently switching employer and have some massive overtime to compensate).
No financial interests :-)
Sorry for being a bit late, was on holiday, too...
Thanks and best regards
-Tom
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