I, Kristylee, am super stoked to announce that I will be attending WWDC, Apple’s Developer Conference in San Francisco. If you know anything about this event, you know that tickets can be hard to come by. I was lucky enough to win a ticket this year. This event will bring together some fantastic programmers and big names in the mobile technology world.
The event is 4 days of brain stuffing, learning about all the new things Apple will be releasing as well as the changes to their software that relate to developers.
On that note, we’ve got a new mobile app coming that will help you access this blog a bit better! Stay tuned!
[Check out the mobile division of KL Creative: LadyBits Dev.]
KL will be teaching an event with the Northwest Colorado SBDC at the Dillon campus of CMC. Technology Options for Small Businesses will focus on the different applications that you can use to streamline the processes of your business.
Click here to register for this event.
We’ve got a few other speaking engagements through the summer, so stay tuned! Lots of fun things and big changes coming to KL Creative and LadyBits Dev!
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