Steve

Steve has worked with Openshift before or may still be working in that space.

He may not have a vast amount of mobile app development experience but wants a mobile perspective without having to become a fully fledged Mobile Application Developer.

He wants to understand how to add a mobile perspective to applications running inside Openshift.

Step	Goals and Actions	Feelings	Notes
Starting point	Needs to add Mobile perspective to OpenShift, wants to develop mobile applications	Frustration: Having to learn everything about Mobile App development 1=:( 5=:)
Initial search	Steve goes to google for "openshift mobile application" and finds AeroGear	3	SEO Notes
First visit and evaluation	Steve visits the website and reads through the content	3	"Is this doing what I need?"
Decision	Steve decides AeroGear is up to the job, and wants to use it to send notifications to mobile devices from his OpenShift app.Steve proceeds to follow the Push quickstart guide.	4	Everything related to mobile apps, and their SDKs is new to Steve. "I like to learn from examples, a working example project is a good starting point". But there is quite a bit of initial installation of development tools.
Install Backend	Steve starts up the AeroGear service container	5	"This is familiar stuff to me, though I need to figure out how to make my own app talk to the Push Server, but at least it's something I've done before in other projects."
Install Mobile SDK	Steve needs to choose which mobile platforms to target and needs to install the SDK to get going	2	"I want Android and IOS eventually, but I will first go with Android so I can test this on my phone. This is something I am not familiar with. Does this work with the IDE I am using for backend stuff?How do I test the app in my phone? Does this step install both the mobile OS SDK and the AeroGear libraries?
Install AeroGear libs
Step X
End Result	Steve has built his first mobile app that connects to his OpenShift backend.	5