Open Session on PhoneGap Development
Open Session on PhoneGap Development
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Curator's Note: Recently, Raymond Camden and Andrew Trice held an open session on the topic of Phone Gap. They both blogged about it so here are both blog posts. Enjoy!
From Raymond Camden: Blog
A few months back Andrew Trice and I held an open session on PhoneGap development. Basically we opened up a Connect room to the public and answered any and all questions related to PhoneGap. We will be holding another one of these sessions on August 28th at 10AM PST. The session will run for two hours. I'll be spending about ten minutes or so at the beginning demonstrating a few new things (in case you missed them - those PhoneGap devs are busy!) but after that it will be purely driven by your questions. The meeting will be held at the same URL as before: http://my.adobeconnect.com/adobehtml. I'm also happy to announce that fellow evangelist Piotr Walczyszyn will be joining us.
From Andrew Trice: Blog
Do you have questions about PhoneGap and/or Apache Cordova that you’d like answered from Adobe? If so, here’s your chance! On August 28th at 1:00 PM EDT (10:00 AM PDT) Adobe’s technical evangelists will be hosting a two hour open session on Adobe Connect, where anyone can join and ask questions. It’s an open session, so everyone is welcome with any questions – anything from how to get started, to specific technical questions. This session will be hosted by Raymond Camden, Piotr Walczyszyn, and myself.
Be sure to join us at: http://my.adobeconnect.com/adobehtml on August 28th at 1:00 PM EDT (10:00 AM PDT),
and bring your questions!
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