GO! Hackathon: GLOBO launches the developers' event

Globo For GO HackathonGLOBO, (LSE-AIM: GBO), a pioneer in its fields Enterprise Mobility Management, Mobile Application Development and business software, launches the first GO! Hackathon, an educational and competitive event for developers who want to create the next viral or best-selling mobile app, who in a "marathon" programming will develop their ideas, knowledge and skills on AppZone Studio.

The GO! AppZone Studio is the innovative, integrated development environment that combines simplicity and rapid drag-and-drop visual development with the power and flexibility of HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. It is a powerful tool for creating both consumer and business apps. GLOBO invites you to become a member of the GO! App Developers Worldwide community and take advantage of the opportunities that the world of mobile applications generates in all areas.

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GO! Hackathon will be split into 2 bouts: the training meeting to meet the developers and the purely competitive, which will take place at a later stage. The first event under the name Pre-GO! Hackathon @ InfoCom Apps Athens, will take place at the Divani Caravel hotel on Wednesday 12 February 2014, as part of the InfoCom Apps conference and will basically be the hallmark of the basic event. At the Pre-GO! Hackathon event, developers will have the opportunity through an 4 hours learning process to get acquainted with GO! AppZone Studio. Participants will enter a lottery to receive substantial technology prizes.

Its stakeholders Pre-GO! Hackathon event can complete the participation form at Pre-GO! Hackathon Registration Form and will be held in order of priority, due to the limited number of seats.

More information about the main GO! Hackathon event will be announced shortly.


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