Qt Developer Days in other countries..
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Brazil! :-)
While it does not happen, the Brazilian KDE community continues organizing Qt community meetings, talks in several events and mini courses. If any Brazilian read it here and want to participate, don't hesitate to contact us in #kde-brasil @ freenode.
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+1 for dev days in Brazil... ;)
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Today is a beautiful day! I got to know that Forum Nokia plans to hold a meeting in Russia!
"http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/nokia/106945/":http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/nokia/106945/
[edit: fixed link / chetankjain]
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bq. I guess, you’ll get more useful information from QAsstistant
I agree.
I think conference will be about new Qt technologies such as Qt WRT and other.
I don't want to get new knowledges from this one.P.S. And I hope Nokia will distributes free t-shorts there :)
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I also vote for community meetings, which is much easeier to set up with the groups now. And I think there are always some students, so maybe universities could provide the place in some cases I think.
I was at the Nokia Developer Workshop Budapest in May, which was great, and I'm looking forward to simalar events and maybe a seperet code camp or something like that. The power of a community could be great :)
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[quote author="CreMindES" date="1293534949"]I also vote for community meetings, which is much easeier to set up with the groups now. And I think there are always some students, so maybe universities could provide the place in some cases I think.
I was at the Nokia Developer Workshop Budapest in May, which was great, and I'm looking forward to simalar events and maybe a seperet code camp or something like that. The power of a community could be great :)[/quote]
Best thing that can be done is to organize regional meetings. For example I live in Balkans, and it would be great to do a regional meeting which would include Qt developers from all Balkan regions to attend in one place that is easy reachable by everyone. I am thinking on doing so :)
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[quote author="Milot Shala" date="1293535258"] Best thing that can be done is to organize regional meetings. For example I live in Balkans, and it would be great to do a regional meeting which would include Qt developers from all Balkan regions to attend in one place that is easy reachable by everyone. I am thinking on doing so :)[/quote]
Yeah, that was what I've tried to suggest. I'm looking forward to see what the groups will capable of :) :P
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[quote author="CreMindES" date="1293535535"]
[quote author="Milot Shala" date="1293535258"] Best thing that can be done is to organize regional meetings. For example I live in Balkans, and it would be great to do a regional meeting which would include Qt developers from all Balkan regions to attend in one place that is easy reachable by everyone. I am thinking on doing so :)[/quote]Yeah, that was what I've tried to suggest. I'm looking forward to see what the groups will capable of :) :P
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I think Qt Developer Days in Europe is taking place on Germany because this country can be easily reachable on Europe, this year when I was to Munich I had a direct flight for ~3 hours I was in Munich, I think the same goes for all European countries.
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[quote author="Milot Shala" date="1293535646"] I think Qt Developer Days in Europe is taking place on Germany because this country can be easily reachable on Europe, this year when I was to Munich I had a direct flight for ~3 hours I was in Munich, I think the same goes for all European countries. [/quote]
That's true too, and I have to confess that I do Qt for a hobby and maybe later for some more professional application. I'm 'just' an electrial engineer student in Debrecen, Hungary, and that's why I cannot afford to fly to Munich and pay for all the services.
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[quote author="CreMindES" date="1293536708"][quote author="Milot Shala" date="1293535646"] I think Qt Developer Days in Europe is taking place on Germany because this country can be easily reachable on Europe, this year when I was to Munich I had a direct flight for ~3 hours I was in Munich, I think the same goes for all European countries. [/quote]
That's true too, and I have to confess that I do Qt for a hobby and maybe later for some more professional application. I'm 'just' an electrial engineer student in Debrecen, Hungary, and that's why I cannot afford to fly to Munich and pay for all the services.[/quote]
I see.
Usually companies where you work pay for your attendance on such gatherings. Sometimes they are not paying so you should think opening a savings account (I'm joking :P)