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I'm currently developing a mobile phone programming curriculum at the University of Nairobi, while simultaneously pursuing my ever growing list of research areas as a Research Scientist at MIT.
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EPROM Mobile web Courses expand in Kenya
natecow | 02 March, 2009 05:54
The University of Nairobi put their new application development laboratory to good use this August. Daniel Nyoka Mainye, a 2nd year computer science student and accomplished mobile phone programmer, led a group of his peers through the Nokia-driven short course Mobile Internet Services. Topics he emphasized included W3C guidelines, the ready.mobi developer tools, as well as his own experiences developing the University of Nairobi’s mobile-friendly website.
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