AT&T Mobile Hackathon Sponsored by ARM

22 October 2011

Venue: 795 Folsom St.
Location: San Francisco, CA

Want to go Native? Find out how using the Android™ Native Development Kit (NDK) can rock your system performance and prove it with ARM’s sweet graphical debug and performance analysis tools for native coding. ARM will have test stations at the hackathon to test your app and see how much of a true code warrior you are.

And for all of you 3D Game Developers, learn how to make your 3D-game look even more compelling on AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy SII smartphone, which uses ARM® Mali™ GPU technology. Meet ARM engineers face-to-face to learn about optimizing and tweaking your game, with techniques such as anti-aliasing, mipmapping, shader budgets, to name but a few.

Note: Bring your app to find out how you can drastically improve the look and performance of your game and just for participating, you will automatically be entered into a drawing to win one of two ARM donated Samsung Galaxy SII smartphones.

About the hackathon:

Your goal for this hackathon is to build that mobile app you've been dreaming about. Come to the event to network with like-minded developers as well as thought leaders from platforms looking to support your app development visions. Come pitch your idea, scout for developer talent and see how far you can take your app!

A note from our sponsors: Mobile App Hackathon is an event produced by the AT&T Developer Program and Apigee that is designed for attendees (technical & non-technical) to network, build/hack and most importantly: LEARN.

Feel free to code in the language you feel most comfortable, whether it's Objective C, Java, Javascript, HTML, C #, Dot Net, or XNA. We will also have live developer support from the companies listed below to help your you code that much faster.

After the Hackathon, the LiveTurntable.fm party will begin (8PM-Midnight). For more information about what a turntable.fm party is like go to http://liveturntable.fm/