BlueVia and HP bring a webOS HackEvening to London on July 11th 5
Tom from Future Platforms talks about BlueVia from BlueVia on Vimeo.
Developers in the London area, listen up: BlueVia, a company that provides information, API's and a testing platform to help make mobile app launches a success, is hosting a TouchPad-friendly, webOS HackEvening this Monday, July 11th in London, England. They'll be giving London developers a chance to go hands-on with an HP TouchPad for themselves, see some presentations on webOS 3.0 App Development, and get connected with a large network of developers that are there to help each other grow (and compete with each other, of course). Something else that's cool with this event, HP Engineers will be on hand as well to give tours of the device and SDK.
With 42 openings left to register for the event, space available is going fast, so head over to the information page (in our source link) to get more details and sign up. There are some pre-requisites before arriving at the event as well, so click through the break to read the full Press Release, and then let us know in the comments if you'll be there. Be sure to check out our webOS Events page for July as well. We've updated it to add a few more events to the list, and hope to see you at a few of them this month!
BlueVia WebOS HackEvening 11th July 18:30-21:30 TechHub London
Interested in developing for WebOS? Want to learn how you can monetise your App using BlueVia API's? Want to see the HP TouchPad in the UK before anyone else? Want to meet other WebOS developers based in UK & Europe? If you've answered yes, what are you waiting for, sign up now at http://blueviawebos.eventbrite.com We'll have WebOS and BlueVia engineers hosting live coding sessions to help you get the best out of Enyo and BlueVia API's.
This is the first of hopefully many BlueVia - WebOS Hack events however as we only have a few hours speed is the name of the game for this event, you need to arrive ready to code:
Prerequisites for the event:
1. Download, install and configure the WebOS 3.0 SDK
2. Register on BlueVia.com (https://bluevia.com/en/user/register)
3. Read the documentation and sample code on BlueVia.com (https://bluevia.com/en/knowledge/APIs)
The event is being hosted at the TechHub (http://techhub.com) located in the heart of London's Silicon Roundabout. Location: TechHub
Ground Floor 76-80 City Rd
EC1Y 2BJ London
United Kingdom Monday, July 11, 2011 from 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Source: BlueVia webOS HackEvening;
5 Comments
That was an incredibly generic video and a generic article. What the heck do these APIs do?
Not a single example was given.
C'mon, don't make us work so hard for the info. Please!
Just talking about the event. We'll share more about the group as soon as we're able to play with their API's ourselves.
Well, you use their servers and API's... obviously they take a fee for every sale you make through their network.
@rlopin
I'm part of BlueVia :)
BlueVia offers 5 API's, SMS, MMS, User Context, Mobile Advertising and Location.
3 of them are revenue sharing.
An example, if your App/Service/Website etc sends or receives an sms or mms message on behalf of a user you get between 10-20% of the end user cost.
We are also about helping market both developers and their products, we're at events all the time and the best way to demonstrate our API's is to have a developer showing their App.
I'm just uploading some sample Enyo code to github atm
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