BlackBerry Jam is back on the road, heading to Bangkok, Thailand on November 29-30, BlackBerry Jam Asia will give developers access to RIM experts, hands-on tutorials, labs and in-depth sessions to help them build on the new BlackBerry® 10 platform. This is a really a must attend event if you are a BlackBerry developer and want to learn more about the endless posibilites in developing for RIM. Check out other great reasons why you should Jam with RIM and more info about the event:
- Learn how to take advantage of the BlackBerry platform’s key differentiators – integration at deep levels of the OS, sharing through social APIs, and integration with other third party applications for smooth and seamless interaction between apps
- Collaborate with experts on code and finding a path to port or convert without learning new languages, a key benefit of the BlackBerry 10 platform’s open ecosystem
- The unique opportunity to explore the new BlackBerry 10 tools and application capabilities. The BlackBerry 10 platform leads in open source standards and offers features that can be built into apps that drive user engagement and loyalty, enthusiasm, and the ability to share apps and app experiences
- Dive into the new APIs and features through Sessions, Hands-on labs, and Expert meet and greets
Great conference at great rates
Discounted rates are available for attendees who register early:
- Early Bird Rate $99 USD Expires 02 November 2012
- Regular Rate $199 USD Expires 30 November 2012
- Student / Faculty Rate* $99 USD Expires 30 November 2012
- Faculty Member Rate $99 USD Expires 30 November 2012
Another amazing off from RIM:
* Qualified developers will be determined by RIM using applicant information from the registration system. If you have already received a BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha device at a previous event or from RIM, you are not eligible for this offer. Quantities are limited.
Who wouldn’t want a BlackBerry Dev Alpha device to test all their apps in development! For more information about BlackBerry Jam Asia visit the BlackBerry Dev Blog.