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Seattle Sports Hackathon!

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Interested in sports? Attend a sports hackathon!

AT&T Mobile App Hackathon - Denver

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Can't wait to find out what awesome applications were made in Denver?

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Mobile App Hackathon - Miami Recap

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Mobile App Hackathon - Los Angeles Recap

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Interested in the cool apps that were developed this last weekend at the Los Angeles hackathon?

AT&T Mobile App Hackathon - San Francisco Recap

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Interested in hearing about the cool apps that were developed this last weekend in San Francisco?

Fragmentation in the Mobile App Market

Last week we discussed some surprising results that were found in the Q1 2012 Appcelerator/IDC Mobile Developer Report: Seventy-nine percent of mobile developers reported they will integrate HTML5 in their apps this year. According to Fierce Developer author, Jason Ankeny, that's significantly higher than many industry observers anticipated even as recently as late 2011.

Ankeny recently wrote an article about developers giving up on Android. The Q1 Appcelerator/IDC report found that 78.6 percent of developers expressed interest in building apps for Google, down from 87 percent a year ago. According to Ankeny, the reason for this isn’t that people aren’t buying Android devices, it’s that there is an increasing amount of fragmentation in the mobile app market.

Introduction to APIs

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Have you heard of the acronym "API" before and wondered what it means or how it works? We're going to give you a very basic primer on APIs and show you the inner workings of an API

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