For those attending, make sure you use the session Survey tool! Not only does it help us and the speakers to improve, but it’s your entry for our raffles.

The Attendee ID is on your badges.

We’ve got a late addition to the line up (already on the schedule)!

Christopher Glode has decided to hold an impromptu ‘community session’ in our open room on Tuesday at 4pm!

Chris will be talkin about ‘mapNinja – the mapping framework for iPhone’, something that his company has created and will be making available to developers. Make sure to check it out!

We’ve got a ton of awesome training options for our free (for registered attendees) pre-conference training on Sunday 3/1.

All training is at the conference venue, so the place you’ll be Mon-Wed is the place you’ll be Sunday too. For those that don’t know that address, it’s

2211 N. 1st st.
San Jose, CA 95131

We’ve got Phonegap going on all day, for the JavaScript crowd to learn how to built native applications, with all the SDK API goodness, with JavaScript.

We’ve also got Tech2000 doing a half day, SDK 101 session, to introduce folks to the iPhone SDK and Obj-C world. Looking to get started with iPhone dev? This will be the session to get started.

In the afternoon, we’ve got Joe Pezillo doing his ’3 hello worlds in 3 hours’ session, showing how to build 3 different iPhone apps, using the 3 most common approaches.

By the time the conference kicks off Monday morning, you’ll be all set to dive right into the awesome content we’ve got lined up.

It’s not too late to register! Don’t miss out on the iPhone developer event of the year (and not as crowded as WWDC)

Download the latest Schedule Here.

Download the session description Doc here.

Both are PDF.

We’re almost there! 360|iDev is coming up fast! We’re just a few weeks away!

We wanted to take a minute to make sure everyone knows what it means to be an attendee of a 360Conferences event, in case ya’ll didn’t know.

Starting Sunday, we offer our full day of hands on training, which is free for registered attendees. After you’ve crammed some awesome iPhone dev hands on knowledge into your brain, join us for a welcome reception Sunday night. It’s our way of kicking off the conference with some fun times! It’s at the conference venue, so it’s easy to find. It’s also your opportunity to pick up your conference badge and goodies (see a bit farther down) before Monday morning.

Monday kicks off the first real day of the conference, with a light breakfast (danishes and such) and then some more kick ass content. Lunch is provided, all three days, don’t brownbag it, or plan to find your own, and hold on to your per diem :) We’ll have your back, food wise all three days!

What can you expect when you check in for your badge?

Did some one say goodies? Every attendee gets a badge (of course), a 2GB USB drive with speaker presentations on it, and (if you opted for it) a copy of The Cluetrain Manifesto. You’ll also get any printed collateral our sponsors provide.

We have two (if you’ve looked at the amazing schedule you know this) keynotes, Monday is a welcome keynote where Tom and I welcome everyone, and then the awesome Mike Lee will keynote.

Wednesday, Tom and I wrap up the conference with our keynote. We like to run down the conference, giving everyone a glimpse of what the conference is all about, what goes into it, all that.  We also give some time to the community to showcase what they’re working on.  Have something you want to debut?  Have a secret something you want to show and get some feedback on?  Drop us a line info@360idev.com and let us know.

Not to mention that eBay is gonna give us a sneak peek on what they’re working on during one of the keynotes.  It’s their house and some people from their Research Lab is gonna give us a sneak peek at some of their iPhone development projects.

If you’re not sure about 360|iDev, find a Flex developer, and ask them about 360|Flex, you’ll be convinced.  Or just read some reviews of that show here.

Register now, don’t miss the chance to be a part of the what will surely be the best iPhone developer conference!

We’ve been tweaking and adjusting the schedule, and have also created a more detailed session description doc as well.

Now you can see the kick ass sessions we’ve got, and read more detailed descriptions of each one!

So check out the latest schedule, and then take a look at the descriptions

Tickets are selling! Don’t wait! Register now! Don’t miss out on the best iPhone developer conference of ’09!

I was reading the ByteClub blog (That’s just a GREAT company name) and stumbled upon this great post by Peter. I could copy that post verbatim, but figured I’d just mention the highlights.

Let’s start with the title of the post:

“Stating the obvious: Now is the time to learn iPhone development”

We here at 360Conferences thought so and hence why we decided to do a conference so quickly.

“Job offers in this particular field seem to be on the rise.”

In this troubled economy, any field that has job offers on the rise is the field you want to be in.  Period.  Doubt Peter is right?  Check out this site: http://1984jobs.com/

“That is, if you got the skills.”

That’s where 360|iDev is hoping to come into play.  For $200 (if you act quick, $350 if you hold out longer) you can enjoy 6 hands-on sessions and roughly 40 speaker led sessions.  Imagine that.  Being able to find the skills necessary to launch a new career in these troubled times for under the price of a new XBox 360 or PS3.  Heck, it will cost you more money to buy the device that you will be developing on than it is to pay for your admission to the show.

(Yes, I realize that total cost will include hotel, travel, etc.  But any conference/training will and if you’re resourceful, you can get that for cheap too.  We’re even trying to help by facilitating this wiki.) 

One of the purposes of 360|iDev is to get the iPhone development community together.  We think it is better to learn from one another and build on each other’s successes.  Come mingle with people who will likely become lifelong twitter friends, people who will help you learn to be successful in this great new platform.

Sure, we could be trying to charge more for this show.  And to be honest, we initially were going to.  But we realized that times are tough and it’s more important to get folks here learning than it is for us to make a killing in profit.

So do us a favor and help us spread the word.  We have only a few weeks left, but we have the room and the speakers to help folks out.  People can register at:
http://360idev.eventbrite.com

If you haven’t registered yet, get yourself registered.  This party is gonna rock!  :)

A few speakers asked about sharing rooms or carpooling, and while Tom and I don’t have the bandwidth to manage such a process, or create a way to easily run it, I did create a wiki that I hope willhelp facilitate folks finding a roommate or a carpool buddy.

the Wiki is set up, and is pretty bare bones, just go to the carpooling and roommate page, post what you’re looking for and that’s it.

The Wiki will be successful the more people know, so spread the word. We want to help attendees get to the conference, so if it’s a roommate or a ride that’s holding them back, this is the place to go!

The Hotel block is still active, but not for much longer, so register now! Hit up the Wiki, find a roommate or a carpool buddy and we’ll see you in San Jose!