MoMo Sydney – July 4th – Mobile Developer Blitz
Posted on: June 20, 2011 – Filed under: Sydney
The State of (Mobile) Web Development Report
We’re honoured to have John Allsopp (of Web Directions fame) come to Mobile Monday Sydney to tell us about the findings of this survey which focusses on mobile web & application development related aspects gathered from over 1,300 professional web develops and designers earlier this year.
Mobile Developer Blitz
We’ve invited three mobile developers to come and do 3 minute spots on what they’re doing and their experiences.
1. GoCatch – Their innovative Taxi App
2. Atlassian – Getting developer info (bugs, crash reports, stats etc) from mobile apps
3. Jeppesen – A public transport journey planner API that supplies journey plans for Australian locations. Need it for your mobile app?
We’ve got two more spots if you’re a local mobile developer and are interested in telling Mobile Monday Sydney more about your project. Just email oliver.weidlich@mobilemondaysydney.com
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The BlackBerry Developer’s Challenge 2011!
The BlackBerry Developer Challenge 2011 will consist of a series of competitions. The first competition is focused on Adobe® Flash® and Adobe® AIR® applications. The challenge will also recognize winners in their respective regions, giving developers the opportunity to stand out from one another with local content and language support.
http://us.blackberry.com/developers/dev_challenge.jsp
Nominations for the Mobile Awards can be made from today until the 30 of July through the website www.mobileawards.com.au.
Nominations are expected from mobile content creators, application developers, as well as brands and businesses that have commissioned mobile content or applications. “The Mobile Awards will showcase the maturity of the Australian mobile industry. Apps, smartphones and tablets have become mainstream, even my 80 year old mother has asked me about apps. Prior awards have focused on the marketing or development, the Mobile Awards focus on the breadth of the mobile market. A nomination in the Mobile Awards is a good way for a business to gain recognition for a new app in a crowded market. ” Mark Bergin, Awards Director
The Best Mobile Application as selected by the chairman of the judging committee will win a cash prize of $5,000 in the 2011 Mobile Awards.
:: Doors open at 6.30pm for 7pm start
:: Kent Street Living Room, Level 1, The City Hotel (www.cityhotel.com.au)
:: Entry on King Street corner Kent Street.
Mobile Monday Sydney is held on the first monday evening from February to December as a networking event for the Sydney mobile industry. Mobile Monday Sydney is organised by Shane Williamson, Oliver Weidlich and Gia Villondo as part of the global Mobile Monday community.
E-mail us to get in touch with project presentation requests, sponsorship offers and speaking engagements.