Develop the Talented Potential of Local Developers Through the 2013 Samsung Developer Competition

After successfully holding a number of roadshows at various well-known campuses in Indonesia some time ago, the 2013 Samsung Developer Competition (SDC 2013) is back to greet talented local mobile developers to compete in presenting creative and innovative mobile applications. In contrast to the previous event, SDC 2013 this time invites the relevant developers to take part in a competition that presents a number of prizes that are a shame to pass up.

This competition, which is fully supported by Samsung, presents 3 categories that participants can participate in. Each of these categories is the Lifestyle, Health, and Social categories. From these three categories, participants can freely develop applications with any features, but still rooted in the functionality that is useful for any of the three categories. Interestingly, for developers who already have mobile application products before, don't be discouraged, because applications that have already been made can also be included in the 2013 SDC but still have to relate to the three categories above.

It should be noted, this event is very open to anyone who wants to show their skills in concocting a creative application, not closed to all circles and professions whether it is for professional developers, startup developers, students, students, even the general public can participate in this competition.

As has been we told you before, this 2013 SDC event provides a number of benefits that are too bad for you to miss. For a number of winners, of course, they will get prizes such as cash and the latest Android gadgets from Samsung. However, another benefit offered is the promotion of applications that are directly provided by Samsung so that it can help you capture the market without having to bother holding promotions.

According to the plan, if there are no obstacles, this SDC 2013 grand event will focus directly on related developer communities spread across various parts of Indonesia, such as FOWAB (Bandung), Bancakan (Yogyakarta), SUWEC (Surabaya), Station (Malang), as well as other developer communities.

Seeing the very high enthusiasm of the participants who took part in the SDC 2013 roadshow some time ago, the SDC 2013 event, which was previously planned to end in June, will be extended until August 31 with the judging process in early September. So there is still plenty of time for those of you who have some brilliant ideas to immediately develop creative mobile applications and submit your application to the 2013 Samsung Developer Competition.

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