If you missed out on the Tizen Devlab event which took place in Bangalore last week, then mark your calendars because Tizen Devlabs is happening once again and this time will be help in New Delhi. The event will commence at 9:30 am and will go up to 4:30 pm. The Tizen DevLabs is a place where developers, both novice and highly skilled, can learn about all the opportunities that Tizen has to offer and learn about how Tizen is being implemented on a wide range of platforms and devices which include smartphones, smartwatches, fitness bands, TVs, refrigerator, automobile, camera and a whole lot more.

At Tizen DevLabs, you can seek input about both UI and UX for building a good app if you plan to monetizing it. Speaking of monetizing, the session will also cover the steps in porting your popular apps and games in other platforms to Tizen and make money via billing, ads and in app purchases. The Tizen Devlabs 2016 will also host a session on porting Unity based games to Tizen in just a few simple steps.
You will learn to use the Tizen Studio SDK at the end of the day, which plays a key role in developing anything for Tizen. If you are willing to attend the event, it would be really helpful to carry a laptop along with Tizen Studio installed on it.
You can get more details and register for the event here.
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