Developer Circle

[Leonard Imene]

Developer Circle

Thursday, July 26th 2012 @ 17h30-19h30

NBIC Training Room

1 Glueck Street (corner Brahms Street, one block downhill from Poly Library)

 

Taking it to the Next Level!

 

Join us for the first Developer Circle of the new semester. We will continue the Developer Circle meetings under a somewhat changed format.  The idea is to put more emphasis on coding and knowledge sharing, and we will aim to have short talks on specific topics prepared for each meeting by the members.

 

We will continue the emphasis on mobile and web-based applications especially as the community of Android developers is growing strong, and all members are encouraged to join a number of core projects - some of these as part of the new Mobile Future Lab.

For our first meeting, Dr. Kasper L. Jensen will present a palette of current and open projects which you can join as well as give the status on the lab itself. This is also your chance to pitch your own projects for which you need collaborators, guidance, funding, etc.

 

Bring your laptop, your mobile phone or any other computer you prefer for hacking code

 

There will be pizza

 

Please RSVP to Leonard no later than Thursday morning 09h00.

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