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AT&T Mobile App Hackathon BARCELONA - Recap!

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Can't wait to find out about the awesome sustainable city apps made this week in Barcelona?

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Using OAuth2.0 to Access AT&T APIs

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As a developer, what comes to your mind when you hear about OAuth?

Krists Auders – Developer Program Team Insider

The AT&T Developer Program has a talented team of content strategists, designers, marketers, event planners, and software developers here to help you with smart, fast, flexible solutions. We’d like to highlight a few individuals to let you get to know them and what they’re working on. Over the next few months we’ll be handing them the keys to our blog and offering you the chance to interact with them 1 on 1. Feel free to drop a comment below if you’d like more info or have any questions for the team.

Krists Auders - network architect, photographer, part time grad student at the University of Washington, and general technology lover. I'm also from Latvia!

Are You Ready For a Hackathon?

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If you've got an app that you are interested in building, hackathons might be one of the best ways to get started. Hackathons bring together people that are interested in building applications and helping each other out. With such a social learning environment, hackathons are a great environment to learn about the technologies you need to get your app up and running!

The Long, Slow Ramp of the HTML5 Standard

Although HTML5 applications seem like they are always a few years out, that is not unusual for a standard.

When do developers have the time to code any more?

Developers could spend all their time at events--but some form of "foraging" is essential to their success.

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