Upcoming API Documentation Workshop in Mountain View, Calif., on August 30, 2019
Previous API workshops I’ve given have usually been by request through some organizing sponsor, such as STC group, private company, or conference. But I’ve come to wonder if that organizing group is even necessary, so I’ll just experiment at least once giving the workshop on my own, marketing it myself, setting up the venue myself, handling registration myself, etc. If it’s successful, I’ll repeat it regularly. And if it’s not, I’ll at least have more experience running an event.
Here are the details:
Event Description
Title: API Documentation Workshop
Instructor: Tom Johnson
Date: August 30, 2019
Venue: Computer History Museum
Location: Mountain View, California
Time: 9am to 5pm
(arrive 8:30am)
Cost: $399 before Aug 1, $499 after Aug 1
Here’s a description of the API documentation workshop:
Register for the Workshop
Questions
If you have any questions, just reach out to me at [email protected].
(By the way, the above title, description, and link are pulled from EventBrite directly through the Retrieve an Event endpoint in the EventBrite API. This is something you’ll learn to do in the workshop.)
About Tom Johnson
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