Voices That Matter: iPhone Developer Conference
Jason Grigsby
The organizers have given a $100 discount to Mobile Portland members by using the code PHBLOGS when you register. That makes the conference cost $395 which is really good for a two day conference.
You have to register before Friday to get that discount.
The conference web site is located at:
http://www.voicesthatmatter.com/iphone2010/
I'm planning on attending this conference so if you end up going, let me know. It would be fun to get Portlanders together for a drink/meal up there.
I've included the blurb from the organizers below.
-Jason
P.S. In the interest of full disclosure, the conference organizers have given me a complimentary pass. As a general rule, when people offer discounts or good deals to our community, I like to pass it on. I've done so in the past for other conferences and webinars that seem relevant.
While the complimentary pass is unrelated to passing on this information to you (the organizers didn't even know about Mobile Portland when they offered me the pass. I suggested Mobile Portland.), I thought it best to be disclose the pass.
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Coming to you direct from Addison-Wesley Professional, which has published some of the leading books in the field, the Voices That Matter: iPhone Developers Conference is taking place April 24-25 in Seattle! This conference is designed for Mac developers looking for a succinct, easy way to get up to speed on the specific skills needed to build, test and distribute successful applications for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Erica Sadun, author of “The iPhone Developer’s Cookbook” is the event’s technical chair. She’ll lead an epic group of speakers at the conference including Aaron Hillegass, August Trometer, Suzanne Ginsburg, Erik Buck, Michael Daley, Joe Conway, Jonathan Rentzsch, Kevin Avila and lots of others.
At this unique event, you will:
* Learn the skills needed to build, test, and distribute successful iPhone and iPad applications
* Choose the session topics you need to become an iPhone and iPad development master
* Network with developers equally as passionate about this exciting platform and where it’s going
* Leverage your existing skills in a new and profitable way
SPECIAL SAVINGS! As a member of Mobile Portland, you can save $100 off the conference fee by providing priority code PHBLOGS when registering. Register before March 12th and save a total of $300 as this $100 discount is combined with the early bird pricing!
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scheduled this at the same time as CTIA, something you may want to
share with them for the next round. I would have loved to go to this
otherwise. Any Portlanders going to to CTIA? We will have a booth this
year number 5755 stop by if you can, we will be demoing our new mobile
security software.
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 11:23 AM, Jason Grigsby <ja...@cloudfour.com> wrote:
> I mentioned this last month at our meeting, but forgot to send it to the list until now. There is an iPhone Developer Conference coming to Seattle that looks pretty good.
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> Jason Grigsby
> (503) 477-5340 o
> (503) 502-7211 m
> ja...@cloudfour.com
> http://cloudfour.com
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Scott Kveton
have a booth there as well!
- Scott
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with other Portland Mobile folks at CTIA, even if it means we have fly
to Las Vegas to have a coffee!
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then after I learn to read a calendar, looks like a great local
conference. Great to see more Portland mobile companies will be at
CTIA!
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Scott Kveton <scott....@gmail.com> wrote:
Adrian
meet some Portland folks going, maybe for coffee, before the
conference just for some face recognition...anyone else made plans?
Cheers,
Adrian
On Mar 8, 12:23 pm, Jason Grigsby <ja...@cloudfour.com> wrote:
> I mentioned this last month at our meeting, but forgot to send it to the list until now. There is an iPhone Developer Conference coming to Seattle that looks pretty good.
>
> The organizers have given a $100 discount to Mobile Portland members by using the code PHBLOGS when you register. That makes the conference cost $395 which is really good for a two day conference.
>
> You have to register before Friday to get that discount.
>
> The conference web site is located at:http://www.voicesthatmatter.com/iphone2010/
>
> I'm planning on attending this conference so if you end up going, let me know. It would be fun to get Portlanders together for a drink/meal up there.
>
> I've included the blurb from the organizers below.
>
> -Jason
>
> P.S. In the interest of full disclosure, the conference organizers have given me a complimentary pass. As a general rule, when people offer discounts or good deals to our community, I like to pass it on. I've done so in the past for other conferences and webinars that seem relevant.
>
> While the complimentary pass is unrelated to passing on this information to you (the organizers didn't even know about Mobile Portland when they offered me the pass. I suggested Mobile Portland.), I thought it best to be disclose the pass.
>
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> Coming to you direct from Addison-Wesley Professional, which has published some of the leading books in the field, theVoicesThat Matter: iPhone Developers Conference is taking place April 24-25 in Seattle! This conference is designed for Mac developers looking for a succinct, easy way to get up to speed on the specific skills needed to build, test and distribute successful applications for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Erica Sadun, author of “The iPhone Developer’s Cookbook” is the event’s technical chair. She’ll lead an epic group of speakers at the conference including Aaron Hillegass, August Trometer, Suzanne Ginsburg, Erik Buck, Michael Daley, Joe Conway, Jonathan Rentzsch, Kevin Avila and lots of others.