ANN ARBOR – Mobile Monday Ann Arbor will hold a panel

discussion about the two main conferences in the mobile world (just after they

happen), Google I/O and Apple’s WWDC.

Starting at 6:30pm, we’ll have free food sponsored by

Verizon – Wireless Zone. See their special offer for MoMo members in the

sponsor section of this page. Please RSVP to help us estimate how much

food we need. While you are enjoying the food, talk with other developers and

network in the local mobile community.

The main meeting will start at 7pm. Mobile Michigan

Monday will spend 15 minutes talking about the featured app and then move on to

the panel discussion about the two conferences, wrapping things up around

8:30pm.

Featured App:

UMSkinCheck-UMSkinCheck is an iPhone and iPad

app that encourages and facilitates skin self-examinations for the purpose of

skin cancer detection, especially the early detection of melanoma. While

melanoma only accounts for 2 percent of skin cancers, it is responsible for the vast

majority of skin cancer deaths. Being familiar with your skin and your risk

factors, and performing self-skin examinations are critical, because when

melanoma is found and treated early, the chances for long term survival are

excellent. UMSkinCheck allows users to complete a full body photographic

survey so that they have a reference library of their skin to help detect new

or changing lesions. The app delivers regular reminders to perform self-skin

exams and gives step-by-step instructions. When a new lesion is identified, the

app allows the user to photograph and compare to prior photographs, gives

instructions on what to look for and when to contact a dermatologist, and sends

notifications to check on lesions being tracked. The app also provides

information on skin cancer, sun safety and includes a melanoma risk calculator.

Panelists:

Boyang Zhu, a recent grad from the University of Michigan’s

computer science engineering program, is attending both Google I/O and Apple’s

WWDC! He enjoys hiking, kayaking, and recently picked up home brewing. He

has traveled vast distances to be here from where he works, on the mobile team

at Duo Security.

Chris Dzombak- Chris is attending WWDC this year. He’s

an iOS developer at The New York

Times, living in Ann Arbor; he enjoys cycling, interesting weather, and

flying airplanes.He sometimes podcasts with Andrew Sardone and Kevin Vitale at Code Optional.

Scott Weber – Scott is attending Google I/O. He is a Senior Software

Engineer at Mobiata, a travel-focused

mobile app company that was acquired by Expedia a few years back. He and

the Mobiata team have raised the bar in the travel space for how to develop and

design mobile apps on both platforms. Scott focuses on Android and is one

of the co-organizers for Google

Developer Group Ann Arbor Android (GDG-A3).

Nelida Velazquez – Nelida is attending WWDC.Nelida is

an iOS Developer who loves Objective C but is giving a chance to Swift so she

is learning. She works at Dominos and

one of the latest projects that she worked on was creating “Dom”, the voice

ordering assistant of the Domino’s App (Yeah like Siri but coolest :P). She

enjoys running, traveling and reading. She is a huge fan of Isaac Asimov.

To register, click on http://www.meetup.com/MoMoa2/