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20,000+ attendees have benefited from the GIDS platform thus far. Several hundreds have testified to the success they owe to GIDS, from individuals who turned entrepreneurs, to garage start-ups who metamorphosed into full-fledged global operations, to several thousands who have reported super positive career upgrades and shifts. Join the 2014 edition of the gold standard for India's software developer ecosystem.

Testimonals

Hippies and Software. Geek Leaks True…Truly this was our own ALL STUFF NO FLUFF fair at Bangalore. Met a lot of speakers worth their salt in flesh and blood, after having seen or heard their presentations on Youtube or other having dropped by their blogs and found enlightenment when needed. - Kiran Divakaran

Attending GIDS for the 2nd consecutive year. Great job Saltmarch. I have been waiting for the whole year to attend these sessions. - Bharath K

Came thirtsy for knowledge and going back with my thirst quenched. - Vivek

GIDS 2013 has been truly a great platform to keep myself abreast with cutting edge technologies. Awesome sessions. Yay!! Great job Saltmarch Media for handling this excellently!!! - Ramya Hariharan

My third consecutive year with GIDS. Its amazing and I love the sessions. - Mamatha

GIDS is which one such conference that brings in lots of developers and employees together. It gives a much needed break from work - Vinay Gowda

After last year's glorious success I had huge expectation from the gods of GIDS this year, and they were met. - K Sandeep

Like Richard Bach said "The best way to pay for a lovely moment is to enjoy it." and I am enjoying GIDS '13. - G Sagar

Yesterday I was a developer. Today, after GIDS, I am a great Indian developer. - Chandra Sekhar Vaddi

Tomorrow's going to be the last day of GIDS '13. You will be missed till I attend it again hopefully next year. Amazing event overall! - Srinivas Kulkarni

GIDS is as usual wonderful. If you haven't already, next time you should try to attend. - Anoop K

Sitting next to Marty Hall at GIDS. I think I am in a dream. - Tarun Chaudhary

If I could replicate myself, I would be attending all the sessions in all the halls. Its great to be at GIDS. - Rajesh Kariyavula

It's a massive job to make knowledge known. This is the summit that makes it happen and everybody knows it. - Chandra Sekhar

The hall was jam packed and I couldn't find a place at Tom Marrs' RESTful API design at Work session :( - Puneet Srivastava

GIDS is a heaven for the people here and way better than Facebook to make friends. Everyone here are technology and people freaks - Viswanathan

Thanks Saltmarch for GIDS. Great insight on latest tech which will revamp our thought process of writing code in this new era. - K Santosh

After attending Venkat's session i can only say one thing: Delivery = good, topic = exciting, results = stimulating' Thanks GIDS! - Sagar Gupta

GIDS is a place to meet fine people, make friends & interact, have fun and eat food, learn and gain more. This is THE SUMMIT. - '13 attendee

The Brain is a Survival Engine" wonderfully presented by Miko in the session "The Bubble". So much of data is being input to the brain at once. GIDS utilizes the human brain's capabilities to the fullest extent. GIDS = Amazing Speakers, Superb Sessions. - Bharath H

Learning that lesson again, we meet so many people only to get separated... but I'll see a lot of them again at GIDS '14! - Viswa

There are just too many interesting sessions in parallel. Can I clone myself? Thanks to the sessions today I need to rethink to most of my approaches! Plenty of food for thought from GIDS to keep me busy for the next two months at least. - Bratin Mallick

Fruitful day. Learnt lot of stuff. Met lot of old friends at GIDS. Looking forward to Mobile Develoepr Summit from Saltmarch - R Pooran Prasad

It's my 4th year at GIDS! After attending Responsive Web Design by Scott, first thing I am going to do after reaching home is to try all that myself. - Charuk Mahajan

A confluence of engineers, where one can imbibe, impart and practice the latest from the information world. That is GIDS. - GIDS delegate

The GIDS experience is so amazing. I've already decided to come back next year. If you're not here, I recommend coming for '14. - Nazar

Definitely going to attend mobile developer summit in October. Mobile development is the future. - Anoop Kumar

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Presentation Decks 2012-08

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Videos 2012-08

Master Class: Elements of User Experience
by Jesse James Garrett

Building Social Spring Applications
by Josh Long

Easy Steps to Move from Silverlight to HTML5
by Souvik Basu

CoffeeScript For Recovering JavaScript Programmers
by Venkat Subramaniam

Browser Power: CDI meets GWT
by Mike Brock

The Beautiful Broken Web
by Bishan Singh Kochher

HTML5 in Your Pocket: Application Cache And Local Storage
by Scott Davis

Building the Internet for a Billion Indians
by Gulzar Azad

The GDP going Mobile -- 2.0 of the Industry
by Gerard Rego

How Smart Use Cases Drive Web Development
by Sander Hoogendoorn

Put Web Identity to Work In Your Application
by Mike Benkovich

Mocking Intricate Dependencies—Removing An Unit Testing Impediment
by Venkat Subramaniam

What's New In WCF 4.5
by Ido Flatow

SQL Server 2012 for Developers
by Amit Bansal

Preparing For The Java 8 Revolution
by Mike Keith

A Tale about Caching (JSR 107) & Data Grids (JSR 347) in Enterprise Java
by Manik Surtani

Spring and Cloud Foundry - A Marriage Made In Heaven
by Josh Long

PaaSing a Java EE Application
by Arun Gupta

The Future of the Java Platform: Java SE 8 & Beyond
by Simon Ritter

"What did I do?" - T-SQL Worst Practices
by Pinal Dave

Decision Making in Software Teams
by Tim Berglund

Building RESTful Applications with the Open Data Protocol
by Stephen Forte

Tips & Tricks for Squeezing Performance from Entity FrameworkÂ
by Julie Lerman

The Science of Great UI
by Mark Miller

JavaScript for the C# Developer
by Julian M. Bucknall

Caring about Code Quality
by Venkat Subramaniam

jQuery at Work: A Beginner's Guide
by Tom Marrs

Is NoSQL The Future of Data Storage?
by Gary Short

Building a 3-tier App with ASP.NET, WCF RIA Services and ADO.NET Entity Framework
by Harish Ranganathan

WWF - A Declarative approach to Service Oriented Applications
by Bijoy Singhal

Wallet in the Cloud
by Naveed Anwar

Cloud Computing Boot Camp on the Google App Engine
by Matthew McCullough

Collections Renaissance
by Donald Raab, Vlad Zakharov

Hadoop - Divide and Conquer
by Matthew McCullough

Architecting Your Java Applications for the Cloud
by Praveen Srivatsa

Building Rich Internet Applications with SL RIA Web Services
by Pandurang Nayak

Business Intelligence Design Patterns: BI Made Easy!
by Stephen Forte

ASP.NET AJAX and the Future of Web Development
by Todd Anglin

Hone Your Coding Kung Fu with Best Practices
by Jean-Luc David

Partitioning with SQL Server
by Chad Boyd

Extending IIS 7.0 from End-to-End with .NET
by Colin Bowern

Developer Productivity
by Erik Doernenburg

EJB 3 Java Persistence API in Action
by Mike Keith

Overview of Excel Services
by Ed Musters

Logical Layers and Seams
by Donald Belcham

RIA with Flex and Java
by Yakov Fain

Case Study: Server-side Mashup Framework
by Jon Aizen

SOA and the Enterprise, Thoughts Beyond Technology
by Clemens Utschig-Utschig

Security Architectures for the Rich Web
by Barry Hiern

Beginning Drools - Rule Engines in Java
by Brian Sam-Bodden

Mashups vs Composite Applications
by Olivier Poupeney

Mobile Internet for Emerging Markets
by D Shivakumar

Delivering Long-Term Value in a Short-Term World
by Jesse James Garrett

What It Takes to Become an Enterprise Developer
by Yakov Fain

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