The event will feature 100 percent technical information and include sessions on .NET, Web, and mobile development, among other topics.
ASNA has announced that its next U.S. ASNApalooza developer conference—ASNApalooza 11—will be held April 23–24, 2012, in San Antonio at the El Tropicano Riverwalk Hotel.
ASNApalooza will be packed full of technical sessions as it has in the past, according to the company. There will be plenty of networking possibilities for attendees and time to spend with the ASNA development team. ASNApalooza will feature a keynote luncheon, a cocktail reception, great door prizes, and unmatched learning opportunities, according to the company.
"ASNApalooza is all about helping our customers stay productive in this ever changing world of technology," says Roger Pence, ASNA's director of Education.
As always, ASNApalooza content will be 100 percent technical, and there is much new ground to cover this year. Besides advanced coding techniques for .NET Windows and Web development, ASNApalooza will address development for the iPad and mobile phone devices. Windows 8 will also be an important part of ASNApalooza 11, according to Pence. The full agenda and registration link will be available at www.asna.com by the end of November.
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