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If you’re coming to our meeting on Monday then you may want some directions. Here are Nokia’s instructions: Its super easy to get to our building from Paddington Station. Just walk down platform 8 until you get to the end … Continue reading →

Our next meeting is on May 20th and is being hosted by our friends at Nokia. As part of the meeting we’ll be hosting a demo showcase. This is an opportunity to show off an app you’ve built. Why might … Continue reading →

On the 23rd we’ll be joined by Ashraf from multiplay.io. To give us an idea of what we’ll be talking about and what we can expect form his talk we’ve asked him to tell us a bit about it. We’ve … Continue reading →

Transport for London are running an Accessible App Competition that may interest you. If accessibility or transport apps are your thing then check it out. Entries must be submitted by Aug 30, so there’s plenty of time to get something … Continue reading →

It’s been 6 weeks since our last meeting but we haven’t been sitting on our hands. We’ve been busy trying to arrange more events and looking at possible alternative venues. While we have lots of ideas for events and speakers … Continue reading →

Dev4Good normally organise charity hack days but in March they’re getting the Windows Phone 8 bug. On March 16th & 17th, they’re organising a 30(ish) hour hackathon to build Windows Phone 8 apps for children and young people. With sponsorship … Continue reading →

Do you want to design or develop an app but don’t know what? Here’s an opportunity for you: Modern Jago are hosting a series of events for those who have ideas and want help turning them into apps. Called “Ideas … Continue reading →

“3 hackathons in 3 days, in which teachers suggest ideas for classroom apps and challenge devs to build working prototypes in one day.” Interested? Find out more at http://hackathoncentral.com/

If you’re further north than makes it practical for you to get to our regular London meetings, Windows Phone User Group North West will be holding a meeting on Jan 22nd and will be looking at Building Cross Platform Applications … Continue reading →

It’s been suggested that as a group we’re well placed, in terms of experience and knowledge, to help test each others apps. To help gauge interest in exploring this further I’ve put together a short survey. It’s only 4 questions, … Continue reading →