'At DBX, you'll meet fellow developers, see the great things they're building, and share ideas with the engineers and designers working on Dropbox's API,' according to a post (Opens in a new window) on the Dropbox blog. DBX aims to bring together developers to build on this success and 'design the future.' People save more than a billion files to the service every 24 hours. 2008, Dropbox currently has more than 100 million users and is available in 15 languages.

Developers who are interested in attending can request an invitation (Opens in a new window) for a $350 ticket, though Dropbox warned that space is limited. The one-day event, dubbed DBX, will take place on July 9 at San Francisco's Fort Mason Center.

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