$100 SenchaCon Discount Code
SenchaCon is fast approaching and it promises to be epic. A few highlights attendees can expect:
- Held at Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin
- Get insider and bleeding edge information on Sencha's technologies
- Sponsored by mobile development and production leaders
- Full Day hackathon
- Meet other mobile / front-end developers who look to push the boundaries of performance and usability
- A few days away from work to concentrate on hardcore client-side badassery
- Mozilla legend, fan favorite, and world class ginger Christian Heilmann will speak
Sencha has given me a discount code to save developers $100 on registration costs!
$100 Discount Code: TRA343
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