Wes Allio, one of AT&T Developer Program team members, was at Google I/O last week.  Here's a recap of his experience.

Get ready for wearable computing.

Last week, I attended Google i/o 2013 in San Francisco, CA, along with 6000 developers. Google demo’d their latest features in a three and a half hour keynote including their latest developments in the Android Development Tools, Nexus, Maps, Google+, Photos, Chrome, Search, Hangouts, Music and more.

Building mobile apps are great, but what about the social component? Can you increase your user retention? Are there tools out there to help you?

Can't wait to learn about the awesome public safety apps created in Palo Alto?

In the latest release of ARO (version 2.2) we have added several new great features.  Read on and watch the video for all the details!

Our Director of Business Development, Balsu Thandu, just got back from BlackBerry Live and shared some highlights from the event.

Those learning to program have many options nowadays. Some people are learning as part of their career and others are looking to make a transition into a programming career. Either way if you are going to be a professional programmer then you want to develop a solid foundation.  DrTeachMe Programming, now in Beta, is structured to teach the professional programmer. A Q&A session with Robert Joseph, Ph.D., one of the founders, provided interesting insights.

Here is your fun easter egg for Wednesday: search google images for "Atari Breakout" and tell us what you see!

Can't wait to find out who took home $5,000 in cash in Miami?

If you think about it or just take a look at ProgrammableWeb, there is a ton of APIs out there that could actually help developers generate more revenue from their apps.  But, what exactly is an API and how can you use APIs to enhance your apps?

Local leaders in mobility attended the Mobile Monday Seattle meet-up this week to discuss hot topics ranging from APIs, HTML 5, and roadmaps and mobile strategies for companies like: AT&T, Microsoft, Red Foundry, Apptentive and ProgrammableWeb.

Last week at IBM Impact we demonstrated our AT&T adapters for IBM® Worklight® for the AT&T API Platform and how you can easily extend your app’s functionality. We built a simple enterprise contact management app that used the Speech API and messaging APIs to search for and distribute contacts via SMS and MMS messaging options.

Can't wait to learn about the great social good apps created in LA?

Want to find out the great apps enterprise developers came up with during our AT&T Mobile App Hackathon at IBM Impact 2013?

What a fantastic week at IBM Impact! We had a great time organizing the Worklight focused hackathon and speaking about our APIs.  Here's a recap in pictures..

This last weekend was a big first of many to come. Our hackathons have come a long way since the early days of 2011 and we thank our developers for sticking with us all the way. The AT&T Developer Program worked with AT&T Sustainability and the Environmental Defense Fund this last weekend at TechCrunch Disrupt to challenge developers to build an app that gives buildings a water conservation effenciency score, similar to that of Klout.