Just a reminder for anyone who is either a BlackBerry developer or looking into becoming one. RIM will be holding their latest webinar on October 20th and it's one that you will not want to miss.
Overview:
Join us in an online discussion for BlackBerry Java developers which will help you better understand mobile application design considerations through best practices and real world examples.
We'll help you address design considerations specific to mobile applications, from Network Communication and User Interface, to Data and Memory management. We'll also take a look at how you can leverage the BlackBerry® Java Development Tools for debugging and optimizing your BlackBerry applications.
Come join us to learn best practices and see real world examples of how you can improve your application experience. And, after the information is presented, you will have an opportunity to interact with BlackBerry experts in a real time Q&A session.
Heading up the session will be Sarim Aziz, Senior Application Development Consultant, Developer Relations along with Mike Kirkup, Director, Developer Relations as a panelist. The hour long session will start at 2:00PM EST on October 20th.
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