On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, Jaba Adams wrote: > I'm debating whether or not to go to PalmSource. So if > you've been to a previous PalmSource, how was it? Did it > live up to your expectations?
palmsource is always worth it, if not for the content, but to network with other palm developers. based on previous years which i snuck along to - it was worth it. > On a technical level, I'm only really interested in ARM- > platform information. Socially, obviously it would be fun to > schmooze and meet some of the people from this forum. It's > harder to do the cost / benefit on the social aspect, > though. bare in mind it may be boring as hell this year content wise.. a quick look at the schedule and comparing it to last year shows a big move into the 'enterprise' market by palm.. developer tracks were very high on the agenda in previous years, but, i dont believe there is a strong tools and how you use them track this year.. > Further context: I'm an independent developer (read: limited > travel budget) located in Toronto, Canada. So, it's a bit of > a hop to San Jose - though not as far as for some of you ... heck, i am an independent developer who hops over from sweden (it aint cheap), but, this time i planned my trip sneakily so when i go down to australia for xmas i will return just to meet up for beers with some of the old palm guys :) *g* (on my way back to sweden).. cheaper and more effective than .se <-> .au and .se <-> .us :) a lot of people go to palmsource to meet other people, who knows, you may go there and meet people you never expected! // az [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ardiri.com/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
