The second open international conference dedicated to Maemo in Moscow
Dear habrasoobschestvu, I am happy to announce that there is a unique opportunity to take part in the international open conference on Maemo. The action will take place March 23-25 in Moscow.
The conference will consist of a two-day intensive training. The training topic is working with the Maemo platform. There will also be thematic seminars that will be conducted by leading experts and developers.
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You can also act as a speaker at the conference, for this you need to send a plan / draft report to info@fruct.org. The deadline for receiving reports is February 23, 2010.
To the great joy of many of the English-illiterate, training will be held in Russian !!! But the conference itself will be either in English or mixed (Russian and English).
Under the cut the details and links to official news releases.
Participation is absolutely free!
It is also likely that there will also be training about Qt.
Desirable knowledge requirements for training participants:
I am very pleased that Nokia is paying such attention to Russia as the source of developers, and is interested inbringing them to the bright side of popularizing their decisions among our brother.
here is the official press release: fruct.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=151
Also note that on April 26-30, 2010, a seminar will be held in the northern capital (in St. Petersburg). A similar event is also free and is also dedicated to Maemo. Here you can find out more about this link.
www.fruct.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48
The number of participants is limited, hurry with registration !!!
Personally, I have already registered (without reports, as I fear crowds of foreigners, and it’s unclear what to talk about and what to talk about :-)).
It will be very interesting what will be mainly discussed.
I also want to note that I have no relation to these seminars and conferences, so I can’t answer the questions regarding the conference itself.
The opinion of habrasoobshchestva is interesting, it is worth going or not what should be expected and so on.
UPD: who is going to go and registered - write in the comments (pure curiosity).
The conference will consist of a two-day intensive training. The training topic is working with the Maemo platform. There will also be thematic seminars that will be conducted by leading experts and developers.
')
You can also act as a speaker at the conference, for this you need to send a plan / draft report to info@fruct.org. The deadline for receiving reports is February 23, 2010.
To the great joy of many of the English-illiterate, training will be held in Russian !!! But the conference itself will be either in English or mixed (Russian and English).
Under the cut the details and links to official news releases.
Participation is absolutely free!
It is also likely that there will also be training about Qt.
Desirable knowledge requirements for training participants:
- Programming in C.
- Basic knowledge of Linux.
- Fundamentals of programming user interfaces.
I am very pleased that Nokia is paying such attention to Russia as the source of developers, and is interested in
here is the official press release: fruct.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=151
Also note that on April 26-30, 2010, a seminar will be held in the northern capital (in St. Petersburg). A similar event is also free and is also dedicated to Maemo. Here you can find out more about this link.
www.fruct.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48
The number of participants is limited, hurry with registration !!!
Personally, I have already registered (without reports, as I fear crowds of foreigners, and it’s unclear what to talk about and what to talk about :-)).
It will be very interesting what will be mainly discussed.
I also want to note that I have no relation to these seminars and conferences, so I can’t answer the questions regarding the conference itself.
The opinion of habrasoobshchestva is interesting, it is worth going or not what should be expected and so on.
UPD: who is going to go and registered - write in the comments (pure curiosity).
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/83890/
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