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OrlandoJUG - Developing for Android with Jackie Gleason
Event Details
Time: January 27, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
Location: DeVry room 120
Street: 4000 Millennia Blvd room 120
City/Town: Orlando, FL
Website or Map: http://www.devry.edu/location…
Phone: Skype ::: mlevin77
Event Type: meeting
Organized By: Michael Levin
Latest Activity: Mar 28, 2012
Event Description
Join us for an evening exploring the Android platform. Jackie Gleason is our guest speaker. Jackie has developed a lab based android class. He will be in Florida during the best month of all - January in the sun. We'll have an excellent presentation on Android and how to develop apps for this great open source platform.
This meeting is sponsored by Sogeti
Please RSVP so we'll know how much food to order!
Agenda:
6-7pm Networking
7-8pm presentation
8-8:30pm questions and wrap up
DIRECTIONS TO
ORLANDO CAMPUS OF DeVRY UNIVERSITY
4000 Millenia Boulevard
Orlando, FL 32839
407 355 3131
FROM TAMPA OR DISNEY GOING EAST ON I-4
Take I-4 east to Conroy Road – Exit 78. Turn right off the exit onto Conroy Road. At the next light turn left onto Millenia Blvd. The campus will be on your right. There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building. Use the center front entrance.
FROM DOWNTOWN ORLANDO AND NORTH
Take I-4 west to Conroy Road – Exit 78. Turn left off the exit onto Conroy Road. (You will cross back over I-4.) Take Conroy Road to Millenia Blvd. and turn left. The campus will be on your right. There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building. Use the center front entrance.
FROM ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Take the Beeline Expressway (528 toll) west to I-4. Take I-4 east to Conroy Road – Exit 78. Turn right off the exit onto Conroy Road. Take Conroy Road to Millenia Blvd. and turn left. The campus will be on your right. There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building. Use the center front entrance.
FROM KISSIMMEE/ST. CLOUD
Take the Florida Turnpike (toll) to I-4 east. Take I-4 east to Conroy Road – Exit 78. Turn right off the exit onto Conroy Road. Take Conroy Road to Millenia Blvd. and turn left. The campus will be on your right. There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building. Use the center front entrance.
Comment Wall
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Comment by Benjamin King on January 26, 2011 at 10:57am
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Hi everyone, I'll be attending the presentation tomorrow and I wanted to introduce my self. I am co-fouder and CTO at Voalte, a start-up located in Sarasota, FL. We are developing software to improve and revolutionize healthcare communication at the point-of-care. We are hiring, see the posting in the Jobs forum. Come by and say hi at the presentation, thanks.
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Comment by Jackie Gleason on January 18, 2011 at 11:08pm
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If anyone has any specific topics they would like to go over please feel free to post them here!
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Hope everyone can make it this will be a shortened version of an 8 hour class I put together for Sogeti. It will introduce you to the Android Platform and core development concepts.
Happy 10th year, JCertif!
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