Thanks to everyone for coming to and for being part of our first-ever GDG DevFest held in Bandung. Hope that you had fun and can make the best of that we had at the event. Below are a short summary and some photos of our #DevFestBDG.
Our DevFest happened on last Saturday, 6th October 2012, from 8 am to 5 pm local time. The event was attended by around 140 people (124 of which signed the attendance list) from different categories incl. experienced developers and designers but also students, lecturers and newbie programmers. Based on our community interests which have been discussed previously, #DevFestBDG focused on two main topics. The first topic was "Android" on which +Tony Chan (Google Android Dev. Advocate) talked in two sessions. The second one was "HTML5" about which +Imaduddin Amin and +Yohan Totting from local developer communities discussed in their talks. There were also sessions where +Peb Aryan highlighted some interesting usage of GAE and +Arie M. Prasetyo showcased G+ API with Arduino.
For a more colorful view of our event, please explore the event gallery on our +GDG Bandung page on G+. Or you might also want to search via our hashtag #DevFestBDG. Once again, thanks to all the speakers, participants and organizers for being part of our #DevFestBDG. On behalf of the community we also thank Google, especially the whole Dev.Rel & DevFest team, for supporting this great developer event :)Our DevFest happened on last Saturday, 6th October 2012, from 8 am to 5 pm local time. The event was attended by around 140 people (124 of which signed the attendance list) from different categories incl. experienced developers and designers but also students, lecturers and newbie programmers. Based on our community interests which have been discussed previously, #DevFestBDG focused on two main topics. The first topic was "Android" on which +Tony Chan (Google Android Dev. Advocate) talked in two sessions. The second one was "HTML5" about which +Imaduddin Amin and +Yohan Totting from local developer communities discussed in their talks. There were also sessions where +Peb Aryan highlighted some interesting usage of GAE and +Arie M. Prasetyo showcased G+ API with Arduino.