Projects:

Sharing swift server side code modules with native iOS clients

Code: https://github.com/mschmulen/yachtsServer

Abstract: Sharing code betweent Swift server and Swift iOS apps

Technology: Swift Serverside, iOS Swift

Intro to Apple's new iOS7 native JavaScript bridge

Code: github.com/mschmulen/ios7-javascript-bridge

Abstract: Apple Support for a Native iOS Objective-C to JavaScript bridge is amazing check out why

Article: strongloop.com/strongblog/apples-ios7-native-javascript-bridge

Technology: iOS Objective-C, JavaScript

webrtc-demo

Code: github.com/mschmulen/webrtc-demo

Abstract: WebRTC is great, getting it on mobile can be tough; cross compiling to V8 gyp libraries to iOS is one way to get there

Technology: iOS Objective-C, WebRTC

Tracking iOS bluetooth ibeacons with Node.js

Code: github.com/mschmulen/tracking-bluetooth-ibeacons-with-node

Abstract: Abstract: Tracking iBeacons with Node.js

Technology: Node.js

piBeacon

Code: github.com/mschmulen/piBeacon

Abstract: Raspberry Pi + iBeacon = piBeacon

Technology: Node.js, iOS Objective-C

Contributions:

LoopBack iOS Examples

Code: github.com/strongloop-community/loopback-examples-ios

Abstract: Loopback Node.js mobile backend iOS Examples: CRUD, remote function calling, search & filter, geolocation

Technology: iOS Objective-C, Node.js

Loopback iOS and Android SDK getting started apps

Code:github.com/strongloop-community/loopback-mobile-getting-started

Abstract: Loopback Node.js mobile backend iOS & Android Getting Started Application

Technology: iOS Objective-C, Android Java, Node.js,

Vagrant configuration for StrongLoop, Node.js & LoopBack

Code: github.com/strongloop-community/vagrant-strongnode

Abstract: Vagrant project to create sandbox/demo environment for StrongLoop and LoopBack Node apps

Technology: Vagrant, Shell Script, Node.js

Article: strongloop.com/strongblog/running-a-strongloop-demo-on-vagrant/

Presentations:

AWS re: Invent MBL 202: One-Click Mobile Cloud Services Using AWS

Abstract: Create awesome mobile apps for iPhone and Android using the new integration of AWS Mobile SDK with Appcelerator's Titanium Platform. Tap into more than 5,000 native APIs to create cross-platform mobile apps using a single JavaScript code base. Also, take advantage of Appcelerator Cloud Services, including more than 20 of the most high-demand mobile back-end services like push notification, photo sharing, and check-ins - a superior alternative to Microsoft's Azure Mobile Services, running on AWS and supporting iOS/Android.

SAP CodeTalk: Developing mobile apps with Appcelerator Titanium and SAP Mobile Platform

Abstract: Matt Schmulen of Appcelerator demonstrates how Appcelerator Titanium uses the SAP ODATA channel to create native mobile cross platform business apps. Throughout the talk, Matt discusses the value of the integration and demonstrates an example development of a flight app connecting to a flight data stream from SAP showcasing a rich customer application. The sample code is available at http://bit.ly/QI8cDj. More information about the SAP and Appcelerator integration can be found at http://www.appcelerator.com/sap.

StrongLoop Node.js mini-conf: Introduction to the LoopBack iOS SDK

Abstract: In this video, mobile developer and technical evangelist Matt Schmulen shows you how to build a mobile application using the Node.js based LoopBack backend and its iOS SDK. To learn more about the open source LoopBack project and the iOS SDK, visit: strongloop.com/mobile/ios/

tiConf, Baltimore: Data or Die! Using Node.js to Connect to Mobile Data, Wherever It Is

Abstract: Mobile platform junkie who has never met a crowd he did not want to talk in front of or an API he didn't want to try. Matt's #1 goal in life is to rid the world of the slow and crufty mobile middle ware that makes developers wince, companies cry and their uses drop them. Because of this Node.js is the mobile developers new best friend, and he would like to show you why.

MongoNYC, NY: BUILD YOUR OWN CUSTOM MOBILE ANALYTICS WITH NODE AND MONGODB

Abstract: Build your own mobile Analytics with Node and MongoDB.

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