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Getting Things Done Really Fast - Retrospect in 48 Hours Development Challenges Asko Seeba Mooncascade http://www.mooncascade.com @ Mobile Monday Estonia "Mobile Development requires Agile approach?", Tallinn 06.06.11

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Garage48 & Mooncascade Sprint 48 Garage48 – garage48.org Turn your idea into working product or service within one weekend (48 hours) Public event with approximately 100 participants Sprint48 – mooncascade.com/sprint48 Deliver a solution in a 48h time-slot Software development service by Mooncascade

Retrospect: Cocktailroulette Garage48, Tartu, Aprill 2010 Order cocktail receipts to your mobile phone via SMS 48h progress: Hacking began – 8 PM, Fri SMS service live – 2 AM, Sat First revenue – 9 AM, Sat First international revenue – 12 AM, Sat Full story: http://www.askoseeba.com/2010/04/the-story-of-creating-cocktail-roulette-at-garage48-startup-bootcamp-weekend/

Retrospect: Montroller Garage48, Helsinki, January 2011 Turn your mobile device into wireless motion-sensing controller for a Lego Mindstorm NXT robot Supported control-devices: Nokia Symbian, iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Android, Windows Phone 7 Winner of Nokia Special Prize for the best mobile app on the event Public Favourite Prize on the event Full story: http://www.askoseeba.com/2011/01/garage48-in-helsinki-and-the-montroller-story-videos/

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Getting Things Done Really Fast @ MoMo Tallinn 06.06.11

1. Getting Things Done Really Fast Retrospect in 48 Hours Development Challenges Asko Seeba, Mooncascade

2. Garage48 & Mooncascade Sprint 48 Garage48 – garage48.org Turn your idea into working product or service within one weekend (48 hours) Public event with approximately 100 participants Sprint48 – mooncascade.com/sprint48 Deliver a solution in a 48h time-slot Software development service by Mooncascade

3. Retrospect: Cocktailroulette Garage48, Tartu, Aprill 2010 Order cocktail receipts to your mobile phone via SMS 48h progress: Hacking began – 8 PM, Fri SMS service live – 2 AM, Sat First revenue – 9 AM, Sat First international revenue – 12 AM, Sat Full story: http://www.askoseeba.com/2010/04/the-story-of-creating-cocktail-roulette-at-garage48-startup-bootcamp-weekend/

4. Retrospect: Montroller Garage48, Helsinki, January 2011 Turn your mobile device into wireless motion-sensing controller for a Lego Mindstorm NXT robot Supported control-devices: Nokia Symbian, iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Android, Windows Phone 7 Winner of Nokia Special Prize for the best mobile app on the event Public Favourite Prize on the event Full story: http://www.askoseeba.com/2011/01/garage48-in-helsinki-and-the-montroller-story-videos/

5. Contact mooncascade.com info@mooncascade.com +372 510 5744

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