OrlandoJUG - Developing for Android with Rich Long

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OrlandoJUG - Developing for Android with Rich Long

Time: February 24, 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: Feb 24, 2011

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Join us for a special evening with Rich Long and discover how to code for Android as we continue learning about this fascinating platform. Rich has extensive experience using Java to program apps for Android. We'll learn how to use the nearly endless supply of existing Android apps as a base to build from.

For example, Rich uses the Barcode Generator app as a baseline to develop his own apps. With it, you can generate your own custom barcode.

Please RSVP and invite a friend.

This meeting is sponsored by Cambridge Web Design - http://www.cambridgeweb.ie ::: Working Software Developers!

 

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.    
 

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