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Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Windows Mobile App Dev Chats by Peter Nowak

Ab heute findet eine neue englische Chatreihe statt, welche sich generell um das Thema der Entwicklung mobiler Anwendungen befasst.

Den Anfang heute, am 12. August um 18 Uhr deutscher Zeit macht:

Windows Mobile App Dev Chat: Top 10 Developer FAQ
Do you have questions regarding Windows Mobile application development that you need answers to? Spend an hour with Microsoft employees and MVPs who are experts in Windows Mobile application development. Please join us for a live chat and bring on the questions! This chat will cover the tools and technologies used to develop applications using the Windows Mobile operating system. This month we will also go through the top 10 FAQ

Weitere Termine und Themen sind:

Aug 12 - Topic: Top 10 FAQ
Sept 16 - Topic: TBD
Oct 14 - Topic: TBD
Nov 11 - Topic: TBD
Dec 16 - Topic: TBD
Jan 13 - Topic: TBD
Feb 10 - Topic: TBD
Mar 17 - Topic: TBD
April 14 - Topic: TBD
May 12 - Topic: TBD
June 16 - Topic: TBD

Die offizielle Seite finden Sie hier. Wenn Sie gerne ein Thema vorgeschlagen haben möchten, lassen Sie es mich wissen.

- English Version -

Today a new chat series starts on Windows Mobile Application Development.

It begins today, August 12th at 9 AM PST:

Further Appointments and topics are:

Aug 12 - Topic: Top 10 FAQ
Sept 16 - Topic: TBD
Oct 14 - Topic: TBD
Nov 11 - Topic: TBD
Dec 16 - Topic: TBD
Jan 13 - Topic: TBD
Feb 10 - Topic: TBD
Mar 17 - Topic: TBD
April 14 - Topic: TBD
May 12 - Topic: TBD
June 16 - Topic: TBD

Check out the official page here. If you have anything that you would like to see let me know.

Tuesday, August 12, 2008 6:16:45 AM (W. Europe Standard Time, UTC+01:00)

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