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Learn Kernel Bootcamp - Part 1 has started

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The much awaited session Learn Kernel Bootcamp - Part 1 has started and the contents or step-by-step instructions to compile & install the Plain Vanilla Linux Kernel 2.6 is available at:

http://www.c4swimmers.net/wiki/mediawiki-1.6.10/index.php?title=LearnKernelBootcamp_Part1

or Visit http://wiki.c4swimmers.net and click on "Learn Kernel Bootcamp - Part 1".

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Huge collection of Indian C/C++ Programming websites

Huge collection of Indian C/C++ Programming websites

Looking for an Indian C/C++ Programming website? Our collection of Indian C/C++ related websites is for all ... So we put together our favorite Indian C/C++ links on this website for others to...

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(Event) MobileCamp 2011 - Mumbai & Delhi

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What is MobileCamp?

Did you know that Angrybird a simple but lovely mobile game earned more than $25 million in revenues. The mobile application story started in 2009 and now in 2011 is in its trailblazing glory. New developments such Apple iPhone/iPad, Android, Samsung Bada in mobile application development platform has provided millions of developers across a chance to directly profit from their skills.

Indian developers find an avenue where they could equally compete with global counterparts. We are facilitating a meet amongst the Indian developers to network, share and thus equip themselves better to compete on global stage.

(Contest) Google Code Jam 2011

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Google Code Jam 2011

Google Code Jam is a programming competition in which professional and student programmers are asked to solve increasingly complex algorithmic challenges in a limited amount of time.

The contest is all-inclusive: Google Code Jam lets you compete in the programming language and development environment of your choice. The competition consists of four online rounds, starting on May 6th and culminating in the world finals at Google's office in Tokyo, Japan.

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