We would like to
thank the thousands of developers who joined us last week and made this year's Google I/O a
wonderful developer gathering. We announced some of the things we've been
working on and
shared
our thoughts on the future of the web. 140 companies joined us to
showcase what they've been working on and talk about their experiences building web
applications. We hope you left I/O inspired with new ideas for your own products. Our
engineers were pumped to get your feedback and were inspired by what they learned from
conversations at Office Hours, in the Sandbox, and during the After Hours party.
If you missed a session you really wanted to see at
Google I/O, you'll be happy to know that
over 70 of the sessions (videos and slides) will be made available over the next few days. For
your convenience, you'll also be able to download those videos to view them on the go.
These will be going live soon at
code.google.com/io. We'll be releasing I/O content in
the following waves:
- Wed, June 3: Client (Chrome, HTML 5, V8, O3D, Native
Client, and more)
- Thurs, June 4: Google Wave,
Mobile/Android
- Fri, June 5: Tech Talks
- Mon, June 8:
Google Web Toolkit, App Engine, Enterprise
- Tues, June 9: AJAX + Data APIs,
Social
You can check out some of our favorite
Google I/O
photos here. In addition, check out video interviews with the 3rd Party developers
featured in our
Developer Sandbox, and see how they've implemented
products & technologies represented at I/O.
We've gotten many
inquiries about the
opening video for the
Day 1 keynote. The video is comprised of different
Chrome Experiments and the
soundtrack music and lyrics were created by our very own Matt Waddell.
Lastly, wondering why the Lego character on the Google I/O t-shirt is holding a spray can? For
those of you who have t-shirts, turn off your room light and see what's written on the back of
the green brick :)
Stay tuned for more updates on Google I/O!
By Azhar
Hashem, Google Developer Products
We would like to
thank the thousands of developers who joined us last week and made this year's Google I/O a
wonderful developer gathering. We announced some of the things we've been working on and
shared our thoughts on the future of the web. 140 companies joined us to
showcase what they've been working on and talk about their experiences building web
applications. We hope you left I/O inspired with new ideas for your own products. Our
engineers were pumped to get your feedback and were inspired by what they learned from
conversations at Office Hours, in the Sandbox, and during the After Hours party.