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Win a trip to Java One, San Francisco! Upto 12 to win. Participate in Java Internet of Things Developer Challenge.

You already know Java. Now, apply your Java skills to the Internet of Things, IoT. To enter the Challenge, develop a Java embedded application using devices, computer boards and any IoT technologies and submit a video and the code of your working project. Prize is a trip to JavaOne 2014, San Francisco, estimated valued at upto $ 4,050* per person for you and upto two members of your team, a JavaOne 2014 pass worth $2,050 plus flight and hotel upto $2,000/-.

If you are new to Java development on devices, check out our support and training designed to help you create a winning project:
  • Live training session
  • Video training replays
  • Support Forums
  • Sample Code
 * Conditions apply. For more information about the Challenge, visit the Challenge rules and FAQ on http://www.java.net/challenge.

Have a good one!

Somesh Bhagat
Head of Marketing, India
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Key Dates:

– Last date of submission is May 30, 2014
– Winner announced on June 30, 2014
– JavaOne 2014, San Francisco is from September 28 – October 2, 2014
Statutory Compliance Note – applicable to government organizations: In line with global governance guidelines, and the rules of this Developer Challenge, officials from government organizations/ government influenced organizations/ bodies/ agencies/ PSUs etc. are not eligible to participate. Click here for more details on eligibility.
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