Josh Yaganeh

With nearly 1,000 seminars, the 2013 UC will cover everything from the emerging trends of the big data movement, to BI integration of location analytics, the evolution of the “apps” space, and the continued development of the cloud.

Take this opportunity to get connected with other registered attendees who share your passion to explore the world through GIS. United we map!

DiscoverSF unites designers, developers, and entrepreneurs for a world class hackathon, to build networks, cross pollinate ideas, and create new products and tools to innovate and improve how residents and tourists experience SF.

Check out the new ArcGIS for Developers and use it to build the best app at the Esri Dev Summit Hackathon starting at 1:00pm on Sunday, March 24th and Monday, March 25th!

Kicking off our Annual DevSummit festivities, hackathon teams will meet (or join online) from 1pm, March 24 and until Monday, March 25th at 10:30am the following day. Participating teams will then present their best location-based project, using the brand new ArcGIS for Developers site and data provided by the County of Riverside!

Food and drinks will be provided to all teams who compete on site, and best wishes delivered to all of our remote participants! Each team will have an opportunity to present their work, and an panel of judges will review presenting teams to deem one app the best, awarding prizes and the chance to do a quick presentation in front of the entire Dev Summit audience!

Join a couple thousand developers and geo-technologists as we introduce ArcGIS 10.2, the latest location-based platform, set to release this June. Discover all the new Runtime SDKs, check out the most innovative applications using this new technology and meet the people behind our next level mapping continuum.

Esri and the City of Austin will be sponsoring a hackathon to see who can build the most awesome mapping/data mashup in under five hours! The hackathon kickoff will happen during Esri's epic Geo Brunch at the Lavahouse. Just grab the geo trolley to get there!

It’s free! You can participate as an individual or a team. Prizes will be awarded to the winners by the hackathon partners (Esri and the City of Austin). Breakfast, lunch, coffee and beer will be available throughout the day, and there will be high speed Internet access and comfortable couches.

Come join us for awesome food and drinks at the Esri Geo Brunch at SXSW!

This is the only brunch in town where you'll be able to meet and talk with people interested in the future of mobile, maps and location! In addition to food, we'll have a photo booth where you can turn yourself into a physical trading card, and you'll be able to turn your fingerprints into a 3D city that you can zoom around in using an XBox controller!

Food and drinks are free and doors open at 10am for the brunch. Hang out until 2pm with interesting people. RSVP to hold your spot!

How do I get there? 

There's a trolley that you can take anytime. It will be circling around the convention center and 7th street. Just look for the trolley with the big Esri globe and hop on! You'll be dropped off right at the Lavahouse.

This week's speakers include Josh Yaganeh, Courtland Fowler, Ryan Arana and Tristan Waddington.

Come learn from local Android developers working right here in Portland. We're hosting a few short talks on Android build automation, the new Google V2 mapping library, the Android activity lifecycle and an overview of automated testing frameworks. This is the first of what we hope becomes a regular series of talks on Android development techniques. Developers of all skill levels are welcome.

Update: Pizza ordered! Come hungry.

Please register at the eventbrite link above so we can gauge interest.

Let's start the new year off with the folks at Geoloqi (who were recently acquired by Esri)!

http://www.meetup.com/Portland-Lunch-2-0/events/91090032/

Come join 500 of your fellow mobile pros and garage-dwellers at CODESTRONG 2012, beginning October 21 in San Francisco. This mobile mini-marathon features three days of executive keynotes, over 30 workshops on specific topics, and a hackathon for charity dubbed “Hack to Help” for anyone wishing to show off their skills in the limelight.