Developers in the Middle East can look forward to finding out more about the BlackBerry mobile app development ecosystem as RIM’s Developer Relations heads out to the Middle East to participate in the 2nd Middle East Summit on Mobile Computing in Dubai.
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Developers participating in the summit can expect a number of activities laid out by RIM Developer Relations. Here’s an excerpt from RIM’s announcement on Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog, describing what participating developers can expect:
We have planned keynotes, panel sessions and hands-on labs to introduce students and interested developers to the rich universe of the BlackBerry development ecosystem. This conference will have everything from Java® development for BlackBerry® 7 OS to cross-platform development with HTML5. You can also learn how to integrate BlackBerry® Messenger (BBM™) into your app and considerably increase your downloads. There is also an introduction to BlackBerry native development, the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet and the future BlackBerry® 10 platform.
The 2nd Middle East Summit on Mobile Computing will be held on April 11-12, 2012 at the Zayed University in Dubai, UAE. This summit aims to “provide a forum for people interested in learning about the mobile ecosystem and mobile application development” as well as opportunities to meet leaders from the industry and the academe.
To find out more, be sure to check:
- RIM’s announcement at Inside BlackBerry Developer Blog
- Details about the Mideast Summit on Mobile Computing provided by Center for Mobile Education and Research, University of Guelph.
Note: Feature photo courtesy of CMER’s webpage on the 2nd Mideast Summit on Mobile Computing.