We have published a show report upon returning from Amiwest 2018 Show.

Direct Link:

http://amigakit.amiga.store/history/amiwest_2018.html

Amiga Developer Team at Amiwest Dev Con 2018

We are pleased to confirm that there will be two Amiga Developer Team members presenting at the Amiwest Developer Conference on 11-12 October.

Our newest developer, Mark Ritter is best known for the excellent Workbench Explorer. Since joining our development team, he has been working on new gadgets and classes for the next major update of the Enhancer Software. He will present the new InfoData Gadget Class at the forthcoming Amiwest Dev Con and give an overview on how developers can use this useful gadget class.

Please remember that the meeting times are start at 12:PM and end at 5:PM.

See http://lincsamiga.org.uk/

APC&TCP and the Amiga Future will be back at the Classic Computing from 22. to 23.9.2018 in Ödheim-Degmarn this year.

In addition to some well-known products from our range, we also have the new Amiga Future poster in sizes A1 and A0.

Richard will of course also have the current beta of Reshoot R.

We would be happy if as many users as possible attend the event.

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

We're nearing a month before the start of this year's AmiWest show and DevCon. Even 25 years after the demise of Commodore, this year's show is shaping up to be one of the best yet and the Amiga scene is vibrant across hardware and software.

Workbench Explorer 2.1 build 8500 has been released to all the usual places:

Aminet, OS4Depot, AmiUpdate, but the best way to download it is from "Check latest version..." in the Project menu.

Hi guys also posted on Amigaworld m so can't let amigans.net down.

Im Proud to Announce that 3dprint-service Custom Amiga Designs Now has is own domain and server.

To celebrate the new domain and website there is a 10% discount on Amiga like Raspberry pi cases

Discount is from today till 31 august

keep a lookout for more discounts and new items

APC&TCP will once again have a high-profile with Amiga Future at Gamescom this year.

Over more than 70 m² we will be exhibiting around 20 Amiga models, so maybe we might be able to win over some new users for our hobby.

Around a dozen users, all of whom are volunteers, are available to answer questions about the Amiga.

The following articles have been added to the website of the french Amiga magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months:

Two weeks ago, some of the Amiga Developer team members made the trip to Cardiff from Italy, Czech Republic and of course within the United Kingdom to attend a long working development weekend.

It was four days of Amiga coding work, comradery and late evening meals often involving curry and beer. Getting together as a team in the same place and being able to discuss ideas has great benefit resulting in a good exchange of ideas and solutions to coding problems.