The world’s most enthusiastic developers, BlackBerry® experts, and Research In Motion® (RIM®) partners will be there at DevCon Asia 2011, to be held in Bali, Indonesia.
BlackBerry DEVCON Asia is designed for BlackBerry developers or partners in Asia. Whether you’re a beginner or master mobile application developer, focused on the business side of app development or offering development services, there’s something for you.
What To Expect
At BlackBerry DEVCON Asia, great speakers and more than 40 breakout sessions will cover today’s hottest topics – many of which are hands-on sessions:
– Be amongst the first to develop apps for the NEW BlackBerry® PlayBook™ and learn about the BlackBerry ®Tablet OS SDK for Adobe® AIR® and using Adobe® Flash® Builder!
– See how new web-based tools and widgets lower the barriers to getting started and can be the power behind highly successful BlackBerry® apps!
– Find out about new payment models that generate revenue and profits in the application marketplace and make development efforts pay off!
– Get insider information on showcasing your apps on BlackBerry® App World
– Get technical, code-driven information on Java® apps, web-based apps and PlayBook apps that you can’t get anywhere else!
And more.
Event Details
When: Thursday-Friday 13-14th January 2011
Where: Bali International Convention Center in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia
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