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Tag Archives: html5
JSConf 2012: Bull Rides & Bacon in Scottsdale
Every year around January it starts. A tweet gets sent, a rough landing page is set-up and the drum beat to JSConf begins. JSConf is special: it is curated with love by Chris and Laura Williams, it welcomes families and … Continue reading
Posted by
Carter Rabasa on April 6, 2012
Tagged html5, javascript, jsconf, nodejs, win8
Eventr Captures Twilio Prize at Angel Hack SF
On March 3rd the startup communities in Boston and San Francisco converged on Angel Hack, a bi-coastal hackathon that attracted hundreds of developers who had 30 hours to build an app from scratch and pitch it to a panel of … Continue reading
AT&T Mobile App Hackathon San Diego Recap
I had the pleasure of attending the first San Diego Mobile App Hackathon at Qualcomm Headquarters in San Diego. I was really impressed by the developer turnout, quality of speakers and overall enthusiasm for mobile development. One of the central … Continue reading
Join us for SF HTML5 Meetup at Twilio HQ on Friday 5/28 7pm
There is no doubt that HTML5 is a hot trend. We are happy to let you know that we are hosting the SF HTML5 Meetup group at our building. Join us with Peter Lubbers, co-organizer of SF HTML5 and co-author … Continue reading