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Event Details
Time: February 24, 2014 to February 25, 2014
Location: Atlanta
City/Town: Atlanta
Website or Map: http://devnexus.com/s/index
Phone: http://ajug.org/
Event Type: conference
Organized By: AtlantaJUG
Latest Activity: Dec 9, 2013
Event Description
Atlanta’s most exciting conference for professional software developers is back in 2014! Come discover how the industry’s best minds use the latest technologies to build solutions to business problems. Network with other Atlanta software developers, and study real life case studies in application design and development.
Our first seven conference events were tremendous successes. Skip the travel headaches, expense, and mobs of people at other conferences and join us this February to experience one of the best developer conferences, presented by your fellow developers, right in the heart of the Southeast (and in your own backyard).
This conference is an incredible value. Not only do we provide exceptional speakers and presentations but we also provide book raffles, food, a cocktail hour for networking and mingling with the speakers and much more.
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