Tickets are sold out within 2 hours as soon as Apple announced their World Wide Developer Conference 2012 at Moscone West. The price of a ticket costs US$1599 and this year, they included the enrollment for teenagers above the age of 13. Unlike last year where there is an age restriction, teenagers with a membership of iOS/Mac developer programme can now enroll themselves for the conference. As such, the venue still remained at Moscone Centre California, and June 11-15 has been confirmed for the event. I've been there for the previous WWDC, but I did not get to enter, and I recalled people queuing up 15 hours before the event started, just to grab the best seat to meet Steve Jobs, who was then ill. However, this year would still be as interesting like the years before when developers can meet new partners and share their programming experience in the world of iOS devices. Congratulations to those who managed to grab a seat in the event!
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
WWDC 2012
Tickets are sold out within 2 hours as soon as Apple announced their World Wide Developer Conference 2012 at Moscone West. The price of a ticket costs US$1599 and this year, they included the enrollment for teenagers above the age of 13. Unlike last year where there is an age restriction, teenagers with a membership of iOS/Mac developer programme can now enroll themselves for the conference. As such, the venue still remained at Moscone Centre California, and June 11-15 has been confirmed for the event. I've been there for the previous WWDC, but I did not get to enter, and I recalled people queuing up 15 hours before the event started, just to grab the best seat to meet Steve Jobs, who was then ill. However, this year would still be as interesting like the years before when developers can meet new partners and share their programming experience in the world of iOS devices. Congratulations to those who managed to grab a seat in the event!
