Over the Air - presentation on universal access devices
I presented at Over the Air last week, a two day hack focusing on widgets and the mobile web. It was a great end to an already busy stretch of conferences with a day of presentations followed by an all night hack and presentations the next day.
It was all about widgets and a heavy emphasis on web standards and the buzz was around who could build the best widget in a number of categories ranging from best Doctor Who hack to location aware hack. You can check out the competition winners on the Over the Air blog.
It was good to be able to show the potential of widgets for all users and just how easy Opera widgets are to build with plain old HTML, CSS and XML - no added programing languages needed. I demoed how to build, test and deploy a widget using our widget emulator and Opera Dragonfly for remote debugging. Below is the presentation which is also available in the following formats:
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About this article
| Published in | ODIN blog |
|---|---|
| Date | October 1, 2009 |
| Author | Henny Swan |
| Tags | accessibility, universal access, widgets, testing, Opera Dragonfly, mobile |
| Original | Internet Archive |
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