The Appery.io Team is going to be at these events in the next couple of weeks. If you are there, stop by and say hello.
jQuery Conference, June 28-29, San Francisco
Appery.io is sponsoring the conference so stop by our table and watch how to build a mobile app with jQuery Mobile.
WAC (the Wholesale Applications Community) offers a single cross-operator payment API across 9 operators today with plans to extend to all 58 member operators. Mobile carrier enabled in-app billing promises better conversion for app developers since there is no reason to enter usernames and passwords.
Do you want to see how to use in-app carrier billing in developing a mobile app? Come join us as Exadel and WAC, in conjunction with Deutsche Telekom’s Developer Garden, present a hands-on interactive webinar in which we will demonstrate how to build an app with Appery.io Mobile App Builder and WAC’s in-app billing API. We’ll show everything from the WAC sign-up process to the creation and testing of a complete functioning app.
We are going to be at two really awesome events. First is the AT&T Mobile Hackathon in Seattle April 13-14. Appery.io app builder is really an amazing tool to use during hackathons simply because it allows to build HTML5 and PhoneGap mobile apps super fast, connected to any REST API. Anyone who attends the hackathon in Seattle and wants to use Appery.io (or just wants to sign up) will get 4 months free Pro plan (that’s $200 value).
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Exadel announced a partnership with Aepona, the market leader in Network-as-a-Service solutions, to make it easier for mobile developers to take advantage of Aepona’s service APIs for its telecom partners by integrating the APIs with Appery.io Mobile App Builder. As a first step, Appery.io now integrates the Aepona billing and authentication APIs for incorporating in-app carrier billing capabilities that eliminate the need for a credit card or PayPal account.
Come join us as Exadel and Aepona present a hands-on interactive webinar about this. See for yourself how to use the Aepona APIs as we build an app in minutes.
