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Google Cloud Endpoints Code-on, LUISS EnLabs

i passi necessari per utilizzare i Google Cloud Endpoints su un’applicazione Google App Engine per reallizzare RESTful API. Slide dell’intervento su http://goo.gl/Dp9F2

(13 Giugno 2013, Google Cloud Dev Conf in LUISS ENLABS a Roma)

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Un Android che parla e ti ascolta, MobileTea

Un passo verso le Natural User Interfaces: creare app in grado di “conversare” con l’utente, utilizzando le API che Android mette a disposizione per riconoscere quello che l’utente dice e far parlare il nostro device.

(13 Marzo 2013, MobileTea#3 CodeInvaders Roma)

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Android e Text-To-Speech: come far parlare la nostre app

Utilizzare le API Text-To-Speech di Android per realizzare applicazioni in grado di pronunciare del testo, riuscendo quindi a parlare con l’utente

(22 Febbraio 2013)

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Un Android che parla e ti ascolta, DroidDevCon

Scopo di questo talk e’ esplorare alcune possibilita’ offerte dalla piattaforma Android ed avvicinarsi ad applicazioni sempre piu’ touchless, che sanno riconoscere cosa diciamo e parlare con noi, dove il conversare sostituisce il tappare.

(24 Ottobre 2012, DroidDevCon Verona)

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Sviluppare app per Android, PoliMi

Due ore di introduzione allo sviluppo di applicazioni per Android.

(Politecnico di Milano, 26 Settembre 2012)

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Sopravvivere felice a 2 anni di sviluppo Android, GDG Milano

I tips’nd tricks che ho imparato dopo 2 anni di sviluppo su Android.

(24 Novembre 2011, GTUG Milano)

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