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Smartphone OSes War Seminar

admin — Wed, 11 May 2011 12:50:13 GMT

This is the first seminar in Indonesia that we know facilitating debate between modern Smartphone Operating Systems. Held in Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta on May 4, 2010, the seminar brought the heat between WP7, iOS, BlackBerry, and Android. Too bad there's no representative from Symbian and Palm, that would make the debate more complete. It was fun as the speakers of each platforms are able to create a healthy debate condition, yet informative.

DyCode CEO, Andri Yadi, was involved as speaker talking about iOS. However, as a Microsoft MVP and being active Windows Phone 7 developer, he and Puja Pramudya (MVP, Device Application Development) also spoke about WP7 and has “obligation” to tell what’s the best of WP7 compared to Android and BlackBerry. The heat between iOS and Android is more seen compared to other OSes, and that reflects what happen in the real world nowadays.

Above all, it's just for fun. Each speakers are not coming from the principals of each OSes, so there's no formal obligation to fight for them.

Photos time.

The attendees

Presenting

Controlling AR.Drone using iOS app

The debate’s on

With the organizer from UIN

The Future of Mobile Application Seminar - UNY

admin — Wed, 11 May 2011 06:51:57 GMT

To emphasize our vision and mission in mobile app development, DyCode become one of the sponsor on "Nasional Seminar Mobile Development: The Future of Mobile Application" that was held in Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta on April 17, 2011. Beside DyCode this event also sponsored by Nokia, Axis, and other local companies in Jogja.

In that seminar, DyCode CEO, Andri Yadi delivered a talk about Mobile Application Development. He talked about various mobile application development platforms, Windows Phone 7, Symbian, and iOS, among other things. He also gave demos of how to start creating apps in those platforms.

But on this seminar he definitely gave something new and fresh for the audience who mostly are students, and different from the other seminars that he used to speak. He made a demo of how to make a remote control app for a Parrot AR.Drone, a quadrocopter (helicopter with 4 rotor). He played the drone on the hall with his remote control app that he has build just a few moment before it.

The audience seemed very excited, because they could see an app that's fun and real, and demoed in the realtime. Hopefully, with the excitement like that will encourage them to start make mobile apps.

Some photos:

Presenting

AR.Drone is waiting to fly

It's flying

Q&A

The audiences

Thanks UNY and Jogja for the excitement!

Seminar of Mobile Apps and Game Development at Bancakan 2.0 Anniversary

admin — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 18:32:00 GMT

Yogyakarta, Feb 25, 2011.

DyCode CEO, Andri Yadi, delivered a talk Bancakan 2.0 Anniversary. Bancakan 2.0 is Yogyakarta’s startups and developers community who periodically holds meet-ups, mostly about development and entrepreneurship. At its first anniversary and also its 8th meet-up, Bancakan 2.0 – supported by Nokia Indonesia – held a seminar about mobile apps and game development. More detail is here.

In that seminar, Andri Yadi delivered a talk about mobile application development. He talked about various mobile application development platforms, Windows Phone 7, Symbian, and iOS, among other things. He also gave demos of how to start creating apps in those platforms. This talk was quite similar as the talk he delivered on Arkavidia 2.0 Seminar, a yearly event organized by ITB Informatics Engineering students.

Beside Andri Yadi, delivering in the seminar are the speakers who have enormous experiences in mobile apps and gaming industry in Indonesia, which are:

Arief Widhiyasa (@clawford – CEO of Agate Studio – agategames.com )
Guntur Sarwohadi (@gsarwohadi - CEO SoyBeanSoft Studio –soybeansoft.com)

Some photos during the events

The stage

Preparing the demo

On stage

Q&A

The audiences

We're Dead Serious in Mobile Development

admin — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 10:21:09 GMT

Here's the proof.

It's very daunting to develop mobile apps without actually testing the developed app to actual devices of targeted platform. Why? Because there're plenty mysteries that can not be covered by simulator, such as responsiveness and user experiences. Even though modern simulator and development environment, such as iOS simulator and Xcode has Instrument and ability to detect performance and memory leaks, it's not as real as if the apps are directly tested on the device.

Hence, actual mobile devices are necessary investment for mobile developer company. To us, we love gadgets, so it's kinda bonus having gadgets, and they can be productive, not just for style.

Indigo Fellowship Award 2010

admin — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 11:30:39 GMT

Sejak tahun 2009, Telkom Group mempersembahkan program Indigo Fellowship, yang merupakan apresiasi kepada individu atau kelompok yang dianggap berhasil dalam membuat karya kreatif digital dan memberikan manfaat kepada masyarakat luas, serta mendorong tumbuhnya digitalpreneur baru dalam industri tersebut.

Pada tanggal 8 Desember 2010, DyCode mendapatkan penghargaan Indigo Fellowship 2010 untuk kategori Rural & Maritim Content & Application melalui PORTMAP. Rural / Maritime adalah karya digital dalam bentuk aplikasi atau content yang ditujukan / bermanfaat buat pengembangan masyarakat pedesaan atau masyarakat pesisir pantai.

Indigo Fellowship Award 2010 ini diikuti oleh lebih dari 1000 peserta dari seluruh Indonesia, kemudian dipilih 28 finalis dari seluruh kategori. Dari ke 28 finalis tersebut dipilihlah 15 pemenang dari seluruh kategori.

Berikut adalah para pemenang Indigo Fellowship Award 2010

Untuk kategori Consumer Content & Application pemenangnya adalah:
1. Aswin Utomo dengan “Ada Diskon”
2. Adhicipta Raharja Wirawan dengan “Animo”
3. Wisnu Manupraba dengan “Ngomik”
4. Vincentius Hening W. dengan “Football Saga”

Untuk kategori SME Content & Application pemenangnya adalah:
1. Jonathan Sofian dengan “Smart Sisfo Kampus 4.0”
2. Leylya Tersi Lestari dengan “HiQuMMS”
3. Ramananda Daswir dengan “Infokes”
4. Leylya Tersi Lestari dengan “i-So ComMIIT”
5. I Ketut Kartika Tanjana dengan “Dimata Hanoman”
6. Virgo Lazarus Pehulisa Tarigan dengan “Score V”

Untuk kategori Enterprise Content & Application pemenangnya adalah:
1. David Santoso dengan “Bee”
2. Setiabudi dengan “MetaCare”
3. Eka Djatnika dengan “Simzaki”

Untuk kategori Rural & Maritim Content & Application pemenangnya adalah:
1. M. Ali Fauzi dengan “Paddy MIC”
2. Andri Yadi dengan “Portmap”

Dengan tagline Ketika Kreasi Bersimfoni, acara puncak Indigo Awards diselenggarakan dalam Malam Penganugerahan pada 8 Desember 2010 di Plenary Hall, Jakarta Convention Center. Acara ini juga ditayangkan live di ANTV pada pukul 21:00. Dengan diisi oleh penampilan beberapa artis ibukota.

Happy Eid Ul-Fitr 1431 H

admin — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:22:00 GMT

DyCode's Management and All Dycoders present: Happy Eid Ul - Fitr 1431 H. Wishing you a blessed Eid.

Congratulation to Our CEO for The 3rd times Microsoft MVP Award

admin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 11:47:24 GMT

MVP is the Most Valuable Professional. Microsoft MVP Award is the highest award given by Microsoft to the dedicated professionals who have knowledge, thought and energy to community sustainability. They were active in knowledge sharing through any posts in the blogs, or through other contribution that provides benefits to the communities.

The best people from technology communities around the world who will receive the Microsoft® Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Award.

These exceptional community leaders come from a wide range of backgrounds. They are teachers, artists, doctors, engineers, as well as technologists, who actively share their high-quality, real-world technical expertise with the community and with Microsoft.

On July 1st 2010, for the Third times our CEO, Andri Yadi accepted the MVP Award. Until this time Andri is the one and only MVP in Indonesia who has expertise in VSTO . The first Award was given on July 1st 2008 and the second award on July 15th 2010, for Andri’s dedication in delivered knowledge for the communities. A dynamic startup ISV, an early technology adopter, and the winner of Microsoft Indonesia’s Startup Micro ISV Award 2007. Andri is a geek, an educator, and an entrepreneur in Information Technology field. He’s also responsible for the usage of VSTO Excel Add-In to develop Microsoft Excel-based vessel scheduling tool to support maritime port management, that currently become one of DyCode’s business focus. In geek community, Andri is active in INDC mailing list and blogger. As an educator, Andri has delivered many talks and trainings about .NET technologies, varying from VSTO, SharePoint, ASP.NET, ASP.NET AJAX, and Silverlight.

There is just some few number of MVP in each country, this award is belong to professionals who is really deserve it. Based on that circumstances, We as Dycoders always be proud to deliver congratulation for our CEO, Andri Yadi for the dedication and another achievement in IT industries.

Three Years, New Plex, New Stuffs

admin — Sun, 09 May 2010 14:14:57 GMT

Now that 2009, a rather complex and unpredictable year has left us for 5 months. It’s 2010, the 2010th year of the Common Era or of Anno Domini; the 10th year of the 3rd millennium and of the 21st century; and the 1st decade of the 2010s.

According to an article on CNN, 2010 is the year of Digital Distraction, due to more and more distractions coming from push emails, tweets, status updates, instant messaging, and more, that leads to a big question: productivity boon or bust? If in China, 2010 is the year of Tiger, in the tech world, 2010 will be the year of Tablet. A bevy of tech companies have teased, talked, and have not denied rumors that they are working on a fabled tablet computer, let's say some Google-Android-powered and Google Chrome OS tablets, NVIDIA-powered tablet called “iTablet”, and many more. Some are not rumor anymore, we’ve watched a highly rumored Apple tablet since 2001, finally unveiled on Jan 27 named iPad and now become a mainstream. Microsoft and HP partnering in the development of a slate PC which’s announced at CES 2010 and now the effort is rumored to be cancelled, and instead HP is rumored starting to build a webOS-powered tablet codenamed “HP Hurricane” (as HP recently purchased Palm, the creator of webOS).

2010 is the third year of my company, DyCode. It’s exactly today, May 9, 2010, DyCode is three years old. Happy Birthday again, my child. They say, 3 years will be a turning point for a startup, whether it takes off or taken down. I hope for the best.

Three years is no way an easy life for DyCode and my self. Both of use are tested over and over again. I’m recently offered to leave DyCode to fill a very prestigious position as a director in a subsidiary company (in Indonesia) of a biggest software company in the world. I’m sure you know what company I refer to, as it’s very close to every INDC members. Fortunately, I’m managed to turn down the temptation (after a long and deep thinking, with a little regret honestly), and stay with DyCode as long as it takes.

What happened within DyCode recently before its three year, I’ll share below.

New Plex

For me and DyCode, we start this decade of 2010s with the new DyPlex. Yes, the new DyCode office. Since founded on May 9, 2007, DyCode stayed at the same home office, it was at Jl. Gemi No. 11A, Bandung.

“Dynamic” is the first word of DyCode's name. Dynamism is DyCode's paradigm. It's all about the ability to change or to adapt. DyCode is changing and keeps changing. It has more DyCoders, more assets, and more works. To adapt to those changes, there is a most basic thing that need to adapt, a place to work, a nicer and bigger DyPlex. The old DyPlex seems unable to handle the number of DyCoders, assets, and works.

The search of new DyPlex was no way an easy task. Location, location, location, is the number one criteria. DyCode’s clients are mostly not in Bandung, they are in Jakarta, Cilegon, outside Java, or even abroad, hence the access to highway should be easy and fast. Programming is brain-intensive work and stress-prone, so the access to near cinema and entertainment center is important. But good location is useless when the building itself is not comfortable for working. A homie, spacious, good air circulation, abundant sunlight are must. We still choose a home-office, instead of office building in some business centers. DyCode wants its DyCoders to work comfortably, warm, and able to stay until late night if they have to.

After 3 months of searching, visiting more than 10 house candidates in varying locations, finally we ended up to this coordinate: -6.876482, 107.584389 or -6 52' 35.34", +107 35' 3.80". It's addressed: Jl. Setrasari Kulon II No. 2, Bandung, 40152. Here's the map:

Setrasari is a well known area in Bandung. It’s the housing complex where the big houses located, and has a combination of nice neighborhood, quiet, and as cold as you never need air conditioner anymore.

This map shows how the new DyPlex is reachable from Pasteur road, after highway exit gate.

The route from a well-know and traffic-jam-causer mall in Bandung, Paris Van Java (PVJ).

Photos

If you’re wondering how the new DyPlex looks like, I’ll post some photos.

The front view

The gardens

And another garden…

The interior

The guest room

The fingerprint time-attendance machine, next to the door

Developers room. Where the magic happens

Team Leads room. Where the technical bosses reside

Admin guys room and a designer and CRO in it.

You know whose room and workstation is this, the guy with Apple MacBook Pro, a Cinema Display, and gadgets, who else?

We even have a dinning room, with free lunch, of course. We hire a chef (sort of) to prepare great lunch.

It’s nice place to work, isn’t it? We’re really excited about it and love working here everyday. It’s the result of three years hard-works. We’ve come a long way from just a micro ISV with six people and working in a small home-office and limited facility, to this comfy office and good facility. If you’d like to taste it, come and join to DyCode.

New Logo

For past three years, DyCode has used the same logo. It’s very simple logo, I admit. I recall one day I delivered a training, a trainee asked me, “your company’s logo is just like that, sir?”. “Well, yes”, I answered.

Glass effect was a trend at that time, so we adopted it. I’m sure we remember Vista used glass effect all over the place. The simple butterfly-like wireframe in the middle is actually the result of combining characters “D” and “C”, as the first characters of “Dy” and “Code”. Those “D” and “C” characters are not coming form English alphabet, instead, they are Futhorc, a runic alphabet used by Anglo-Saxons. The fusion of those two characters are illustrated below. The fusion result is then skewed and given a glass effect, and there you go, DyCode logo. We deliberately made the logo looked like a butterfly, as some of DyCode’s nature are inspired by butterfly.

As the time goes by, we realized that the initial logo was not appropriate anymore. Not only because the artwork seems old-fashioned and rigid, but it’s also our need to more express our dynamism and spirit. As implied in DyCode’s name, we need to keep changing and adapt to the change. And here it is, I proudly and officially announce the DyCode’s new logo:

So, what’s the meaning? I copy-paste the description from its designer (thanks to Ms. Gina):

Logo perusahaan PT. Dycode Cominfotech Development menggambarkan kombinasi dari dua huruf yang merupakan inisial dari nama perusahaan, yaitu huruf D dan C, yang menyerupai simbol “infinity” yang memiliki sifat dinamis dan tak terhingga.
Segitiga di bagian kanan logo, yang menyerupai tanda panah merepresentasikan sifat dinamis, sesuai dengan slogan perusahaan "Dynamic IT Solution For Optimal Business Value" .
Kemudian sifat tak terhingga / tak berbatas dalam simbol infinity mewakilkan tidak adanya batasan bagi perusahaan dalam terus mengikuti perkembangan teknologi yang terbaru sebagai perusahaan IT (inovatif).
Dua garis yang disatukan sehingga menyerupai simbol tak terhingga dengan ujung-ujung yang melengkung (bulat) dan tak terputus, melambangkan pelayanan (memberi dan menerima), sesuai dengan motto perusahaan: Take Enough, Give More.

Arti Warna

Penggunaan warna pada logo PT. Dycode Cominfotech Development mengandung arti psikologis sebagai berikut :

1. Biru laut (Cyan: 0095ef) melambangkan sifat yang teguh, kokoh, kepercayaan, konservatif, keamanan dan teknologi.
2. Hijau Daun (Green: 77e148) melambangkan pembaruan.
3. Gradasi warna dari biru ke hijau: melambangkan adanya pembauran dan perpaduan dari arti kedua warna tersebut.

Secara keseluruhan warna-warna pada logo mengandung arti bahwa selalu memberikan pelayanan yang dinamis, matang, dan sesuai kebutuhan solusi TI untuk mengoptimalkan nilai bisnis klien, serta selalu mengutamakan kepercayaan dan keamanan. Hal tersebut akan dicapai dengan pembelajaran secara dinamis, berinovasi, dan terdepan dalam penggunaan teknologi terbaru.

By the way, we’ve registered the logo to Ditjen HKI, Departemen Hukum dan HAM (Law and Human Right Department of Indonesia). Wait for one year or more before it’s legally registered.

So that’s all I can tell in this post. Once again, Happy 3rd Birthday to DyCode. As Vulcan always salutes, “Live long and prosper”.

Sincerely,
Andri Yadi, CEO

Happy Birthday, Our CEO

gina — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 12:39:00 GMT

Today April 9 2010, there was an event in DyPlex. The event was held by all DyCoders and some of them also brought their family member, to join us celebrating our CEO Andri Yadi's 28 birthday.

At the same time, iPhone OS 4 preview is officially announced today, Apr 8, 2010 10.00AM Pacific Daylight Time (PDT). That time is equal to April 9, 2010 00:00AM West Indonesia Time. So, we can say that the birthday is celebrated with the announcement of iPhone OS 4. Thanks Apple!

Actually until a moment before the event started, Andri yadi have no idea what will we made for celebrating his birthday, it was a little surprise party for him from us, DyCoders.

There was some delicious food served in the table, and our CRO represent the other DyCoders to give the birthday cake. He a bid surprised by the event, so that's mean we did it. Keynote delivered by our CEO and manager, after that all DyCoders ate together. The moment was very warm and friendly, we really enjoy that simple event in our DyPlex.

We would like to say Happy Birthday for the second time for our CEO. Hopefully this year ahead is gonna be the best and more successes and can bring DyCode become bigger and bigger.

Nasi Tumpeng Komplit

The Birthday Cake

Sambutan dari Manager dan berdoa bersama

Pembukaan oleh CEO

DyCoders and some of them bring their family member too.

Potong tumpeng

ISV Innovation Day

admin — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 01:41:55 GMT

As a preparation for Indonesia ISVs to welcome .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010, Microsoft Indonesia held an event entitled ISV Innovation Day on March 18, 2010, at Microsoft Auditorium.

In this event, DyCode CEO Andri Yadi delivered a talk about what his expertise at, Office development, with a topic “Office Development in Visual Studio 2010”. He started his presentation with a huge number of Microsoft Office users base. Around 500 million people on the planet use MS Office, which is 7.5% of world population. That number indicates that many users have found Office is very useful and are familiar with it. In term of developing Line of Business application, why not developing the solution on top of Office, instead of developing from scratch. Andri’s trying to “brainwash” the participants that Office is not just a productivity tool, it’s a platform. For ISVs, it should open a new market opportunity for them, for building solutions based on Office.

How can we extend or customize Office to fit users’ need for supporting their business? VSTO is the answer. And VSTO in Visual Studio 2010 delivers many improvement, especially in deployment, C# supports, and UI extensibility. In this talk, Andri focused to talk about UI extensibility in Office 2010 and demonstrated developing Office Business Application using Visual Studio 2010. He also showed some successful implementations, both proof of concepts (POCs) and real world application, that his company DyCode already developed.

The participant was around 50, coming from varying size of ISVs in Java island, Indonesia. Andri was successfully to amaze them all with the presentation and demo, and also the big opportunity they can explore.

The complete presentation slide is here: http://www.slideshare.net/andri_yadi/office-2010-development-in-visual-studio-2010

Office Business Application Training

admin — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 01:39:26 GMT

Office Business Application (OBA) is booming. Seems like Microsoft is diligently doing evangelism in this area to leverage their Office platform. Microsoft Indonesia, in this case, is preparing both partner and customer in order to adopt more deeply Office platform into their business solutions. The coming Microsoft Office 2010 is gonna be huge in term of features, customizability, and solutions to deliver.

One of Microsoft Indonesia’s initiatives to prepare Indonesia Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) to adopt Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) for building OBA, a training was delivered on Jan 13 – 15, 2010. The training was participated by 15 developers coming from some well known ISVs in Jakarta. DyCode CEO, Andri Yadi, had privilege to become the trainer.

Office 2010 Development on Microsoft Student Partner Gathering

admin — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 20:59:00 GMT

As part of corporate responsibility to the youngsters, and as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), Andri Yadi (CEO of DyCode), represents his company and his expertise, giving a motivational and technical speak on Microsoft Student Partner (MSP) gathering. MSP is a worldwide educational program to sponsor students majoring in disciplines related to technology, that consists of selected students from IT college or university.

The gathering was organized by MSP – Bandung chapter, held at Bandung Electronic Mall (Be Mall) on Nov 29, 2009. On this event, Andri gave motivational talk about how the students should be thankful for and use the opportunity offered in MSP program optimally, how to become an expert in certain IT area, and how to become more success later when they jump into IT jungle after graduation. As for technical speak, Andri talked about development in Office 2010, the latest Microsoft Office, using Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) 2010, included in Visual Studio 2010. He also talked about updates on Office development from Microsoft Professional Developer Conference (PDC) 2009, that’s recently held on Los Angeles, Nov 17 – 19, 2009.

The MSP students attending the gathering are coming from different backgrounds and interests, but still in IT and mostly interest in software development. The introduction of VSTO and Office development delivered by Andri, has changed their perspective about Office, which is not only productivity tool but also development platform. Some of students have expressed their interest to explore more about VSTO and Office development. DyCode invites them to come to DyPlex and willing to facilitate their interest to learn more about VSTO. Off course, DyCode is ready hire them after reaching certain skills.

Andri talked about Updates from PDC 09 on Office 2010 Dev

The audiences

He’s still handsome

Before going home

This event is one of DyCode’s contibution to the community and students. We, the DyCoders, are commit to help students to learn more about software development, and provides them the internship program to experience working in the real world.

To students who wanna be a great coder, wait for your coming to DyPlex.

Windows 7 Commercial Launch in Indonesia

admin — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 20:03:00 GMT

Although Microsoft Corporation has launched Windows 7 on Oct 22, 2009, it's not been launched commercially in Indonesia. On Nov 24, 2009, in Jakarta Convention Center, Microsoft Indonesia launched Windows 7 commercially, incorporating Windows Server 2008 R2 & Exchange Server 2010. The event featured Faycal B, the new Chief Operating Officer of Microsoft Indonesia, and presentations from Microsoft’s partners (Acer, Dell, HP, and Intel). After the main session that held from 09.00 to 12.30, the event’s continued by breakout sessions that specifically talked about many different topics, such as desktop, server, unified communication, security, and application platform.

08.30-09.00	Registration
09.00-09.15	Opening Keynote and Procession Faycal B, Chief Operating Officer, Microsoft Indonesia
09.15-10.00	Introducing the "NEW" Efficiency Vineet Thuvara, WW Server Launch Lead, Microsoft Corporation
10.00-10.30	Acer Presentation
10.30-10.45	Dell Presentation
10.45-11.00	HP Presentation
11.00-11.15	Intel Presentation
11.15-12.15	Windows 7, Exchange Server 2010 & Windows Server 2008 R2 Overview and Demo Microsoft Indonesia
12.15-12.25	Acknowledgment for the first 77 People who pass Windows 7 Certification77 People

Breakout sessions

CEO of DyCode, Andri Yadi, delivered a topic entitled Practical Office Business Application (OBA), which is his expertise as Microsoft MVP of Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO). VSTO is the tool for developing OBA, which is basically business application that’s based on Microsoft Office platform.

Andri delivered the talk together with another MVP, Client App, and also Developer Advisor at Microsoft Indonesia, Ronald Rajagukguk.

Here’re some photos taken during the event

The main stage

The stage and screen for Andri and Ronald session

The duo preparing the talk. Did you notice a Mac there on Windows 7 launch event :)

Andri’s talking about VSTO versions, from 2005 to 2010.

On this prestigious and big event, not many MVPs have opportunity to deliver a talk. Andri and Ronald are two of them, so congratulate both of them.

That’s the news. The demo code are attached on attachment. The presentation slide is here: http://dycode.com/Downloads/GeneralTalks/Office2010DevAtWin7Launch.pptx

Kunjungan Mahasiswa Q-College

admin — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 04:24:40 GMT

Pada tanggal 20 Agustus 2009 lalu, DyCode mendapat kunjungan dari beberapa mahasiswa/i jurusan TI dan Multimedia Design dari kamus Q-College, Bandung. Mereka beserta beberapa pengajarnya datang berkunjung ke Dyplex dalam rangka untuk menambah informasinya seputar dunia IT lebih jauh.

Para mahasiswa/i ini disambut dengan hangat sesampainya di Dyplex, mereka berbincang-bincang ringan dengan beberapa staff dan karyawan DyCode seputar pengalamannya bekerja di perusahaan IT.

Kemudian tidak hanya itu, para mahasiswa/i ini juga mendapatkan tambahan knowledge dari CEO DyCode, Andri Yadi. Mereka mendapatkan banyak informasi mengenai teknologi terbaru, tidak hanya itu saja Andri juga membagi pengalamannya kepada mereka apa yang ia rasakan selama ia bergelut dengan dunia IT dan *** duka yang ia rasakan selama menjalaninya.

Setelah beberapa jam singgah di Dyplex, akhirnya para mahasiswa/i serta pengajar-pengajarnya dari Q-College berpamitan karena harus melanjutkan kunjungannya ke tempat lain.

Semoga kunjungan ke Dycode tersebut dapat memberikan manfaat bagi mereka.

Happy Eid Ul-Fitr 1430H

admin — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:31:07 GMT