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chrisesposito

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Mar 23, 2008
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I registered for the Seattle, WA instance of this on December 9, but haven't received a confirmation yet.

If you have registered, for which location? Have you received a confirmation yet?

Chris
 

Fontano

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Jun 27, 2008
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I registered for the Seattle, WA instance of this on December 9, but haven't received a confirmation yet.

If you have registered, for which location? Have you received a confirmation yet?

Chris

I registered yesterday for the Chicago one.
I got the email stating they received my request, but I have not received a confirmation as of yet.

When did registrations open up for this event?
As I was pretty surprised that the New York event was already sold out, but no other city and that now 24 hours later, no confirmation.

I would think it would be:

Query: Is there space available?
Yes: Send Confirmation, take away one seat
No: Send our apologizes, and recommend the next closest city as an option.

Are they picking and choosing based on the answers to the questions on the signup form?
 

imPoddible

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Jul 13, 2008
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Are they picking and choosing based on the answers to the questions on the signup form?

Seems like it. I registered for the London one yesterday evening around 20:00. At that time London wasn't full. I got my confirmation email literally 1 minute later to say this is just a reciept of my application - it's not a "Yes" at this point. "Cool..", I thought - at least I got in before it said Full!

Anyhow - when I checked the website around 23:30, it said London was full :rolleyes:.

To date, I have not recieved a "Yes" (has anyone?!?) so I guess they're not doing a 'first come, first served' basis but may be selecting based on other criteria.

We'll see...

imPoddible
 

richard.puckett

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Jul 15, 2008
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Seattle, WA
I registered for Seattle on Oct 9 as well (knowing ahead of time that it's full). Here's the confirmation I got:

Dear Richard Puckett,

Thank you for your interest in attending the iPhone Tech Talk being held in Seattle on 09 December 2008.

This location is currently at capacity and your registration has been placed on a waiting list. We will contact you should space become available or if we add new dates to this location.

We appreciate and value your interest in developing for iPhone.

Regards,

iPhone Developer Program
 

chrisesposito

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Mar 23, 2008
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I registered for Seattle on Oct 9 as well (knowing ahead of time that it's full). Here's the confirmation I got:

Interesting in an probably unfortunate (for me) sort of way, as I didn't even get that.

The invitation hit my email account at 12:03 AM this (Friday) morning, and I got my 'this is not a confirmation' receipt at 5:48 AM this morning. If you signed up yesterday, how did you learn of it?
 

proper

macrumors newbie
Oct 8, 2008
9
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London
I saw London was full at the similar time...:mad:
But I registered anyway, then sent me an email to say that I am put into the waiting list.

Hope I can attend it.



Seems like it. I registered for the London one yesterday evening around 20:00. At that time London wasn't full. I got my confirmation email literally 1 minute later to say this is just a reciept of my application - it's not a "Yes" at this point. "Cool..", I thought - at least I got in before it said Full!

Anyhow - when I checked the website around 23:30, it said London was full :rolleyes:.

To date, I have not recieved a "Yes" (has anyone?!?) so I guess they're not doing a 'first come, first served' basis but may be selecting based on other criteria.

We'll see...

imPoddible
 

Fontano

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Jun 27, 2008
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Well it is now Sunday.

I have only received the email that they got my request..

I still have not gotten a confirmation that I can attend (and hopefully details on WHERE in Chicago it will be), nor have I gotten a message that I was added to a waiting list.

Hopefully by the end of next week, we will hear something.
I feel sorry for those that have to make travel plans to attend.
 

chrisesposito

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Mar 23, 2008
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Anybody get any confirmation yet?

Me neither. I've concluded that given the total lack of response my chances of getting in to the Seattle version of this event are pretty much zero unless there are a huge number of last-minute cancellations. At least I have no travel plans to cancel.
 

Fontano

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Jun 27, 2008
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Still haven't gotten a confirmation here.

Two emails to the contact email address, asking for some sort of confirmation (either I can go, or I am on a waiting list) still have gone un-answered.

And I have confirmed at least 15 other people that submitted to the Chicago event, that haven't heard either way. And we all submitted with in a few hours of the email that was sent out, before any "full" notice was posted.

Other people that have applied late, got Waiting List confirmations with in minutes.
 

ace2600

macrumors member
Mar 16, 2008
71
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Austin, Texas
I received my confirmation for the Austin, Texas iPhone Tech Talk today at 1 AM CDT (UTC-05:00).
Code:
Hello,

We are pleased to confirm your registration for the iPhone Tech Talk in Austin on 03 November 2008.

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EVENT INFORMATION
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iPhone Tech Talk
Monday, 3 November 2008, Austin
[time and location details]
 

mebdev

macrumors newbie
Oct 18, 2008
4
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Hi,

Can anyone tell me the format of the Tech Talks.. a bit like a lecture?

ie: sit there with a pad/laptop and scribble away?

Thanks.
 

MazingerZ

macrumors 6502
Aug 22, 2007
262
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Got mine for Hong Kong along with 2 of my employees.

The agenda is on the website. It looks like a presentation type format with some hands on.
 

AirGuy

macrumors newbie
Oct 23, 2008
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Looks like they are approving / rejecting in the order of the scheduled date of Talk. From what I read online people already recving confirmations were LA, then Austin, and yesterday Chicago. New York should be next then Toronto. I got denied for Chicago Yesterday (I was wait listed as I registered after it was full) So not even on a list anymore and I guess they aint adding any more dates there. I also signed up for Toronto before it was full, so there is still hope.
 

firewood

macrumors G3
Jul 29, 2003
8,141
1,384
Silicon Valley
I talked with someone who said they were originally on the wait list, but then was invited to attend at the last minute.

He said that both developers who had apps in the store, and developers who hadn't yet finished apps, were in attendance.

The talks were very similar to the WWDC iPhone sessions, but updated with some new information. Still all confidential material, as the new NDA hasn't yet been officially posted by Apple.

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firewood

macrumors G3
Jul 29, 2003
8,141
1,384
Silicon Valley
Biggest message I heard about from the tech sessions: read the HIG (human interface guidelines) front-to-back, design the app to look good and work well before starting to code, and look at all the example code. Developers are still inventing poor UI's where the HIG already shows a better way, and coding broken stuff with poor performance, where somewhere hidden in the example code on Apple's dev site is code that works much better.


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