London Android User Group Meeting April 16, 2009
London, England
We are pleased to announce the next London Android User Group led by Android developer and evangelist Carl-Gustaf Harroch. The group meet to discuss and demo Android platform possibilities. Details of the next meetup are as follows:
Thursday 16th April @ 6.30pm - 8pm (approx) followed by drinks at the Crown Tavern
Location: Skills Matter, 1 Sekforde St, Clerkenwell, London EC1R 0BE
Agenda:
1. What is Android and why should you care?
2. Android’s internal architecture
3. Android vs J2ME
4. Design pattern idioms
5. QA and Workshop if time permit
Speakers: Carl-Gustaf Harroch & Kieran Gutteridge.
This group is supported by Google. Come along and join the community! Ideas for future talks and sessions etc are always welcome.
Register now for this free event at http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/ajax-ria/android-an-introduction-to-the-open-platform
We look forward to seeing you there!
Official Website: http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/ajax-ria/android-an-introduction-to-the-open-platform
Added by natalieskillsmatter on April 1, 2009
Comments
fngkestrel
How bad do you think inflation will be by then?
lattice
"Burn money, evict the poor, welcome the World and sell them to Coke & TV".
senorpepino
stupid hippy
lattice
I don't owe millions of dollars for a few shitty buildings and a string of over-priced holes in the ground. If I did, you could stand by your stupid comment.
bsmith
vancity is going to be a major sponsor of the games as well as the legacy work before and after. tell us what you think the credit union should be doing at http://videosonvancity.ning.com
Poorboy157
... Evict the poor.. if youre talking about moving the homeless, a lot of them are getting help because of this and the ones that arent will be just as fine out of town as they are in town. If you've a problem with their situation start some donations and get them institutionalized and or evaluated psychiatrically. (My two cents) The olympics are an amazing thing... the pros outweigh the cons in rational thought.
internetsapart
It's never too early to start getting excited for the Olympics. I've started a blog for news about the planning and execution of the Games, check it out:
http://vancouver2010winterolympics.blogspot.com/
leni
I hope the olympic organizers are aware of the fact that Air Canada's contract with their unions expire on June 2009, a mere 7 months before the openning of the olympics. AC employees gave up millions in concessions after 9/11 and haven't had a real raise since 2001, so the unions no doubt intend to play "hardball" in those negotiations. I'd be rather embarrassing to say the least to have the "official carrier for the olympics " on strike in 2010....organizers and politicians would be wise to take note!
disrupsean
tres pathetique
kelangtuckbk
just wonderful
calvincrazy27
Excited about the Game!
supernoob
Tickets go on sale this fall (Fall, '08). Prices range from 30-775 dollars for each sporting event, depending on which section you sit in, what part of the event you attend, etc. Seating for the opening and closing events run from 175-1000+. Should be noted that a limited amount of tickets (100,000) will be made available for around $25, I think the normal listed prices are for guaranteed/advanced seating.
kingofcaribean
It's a little bite early but at least they gave the poor time to come up with the money and i can't miss something like that, so who is with me.
KETA_124
Il ike it
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Enjoy your stay.
wookielove
Just wondering, will tickets be hundreds or thousands of dollars? Or tens of thousands?