By
Scott Knaster and Monica Tran, Google Developers Team
Did
you know that 722 Googlers contributed to Google I/O in big ways and small in 2011? And that
by the end of our Google Developer Day world tour, we will have sent 195 speakers around the
world? Or that a team of 22 technical writers crafts all of the documentation you see at
Google Code? It really does take a village, and that village includes you. So starting today,
you can add our Google
Developers page to your circles on Google+ to meet the people
behind the products and platforms.
Our Google Developers page will be your
primary source for updates from our platform teams, in addition to exclusives on events,
behind-the-scenes Hangouts, and maybe banter on new API tweaks or even the latest YouTube
sensation. It’ll also be the first place to get info on Google I/O 2012 (including I/O Live
and I/O Extended), so we encourage you to get a head start by setting up your Google+ profile and adding Google Developers to a
circle.
We’ve got an exciting lineup for you in the coming weeks, so
keep checking back as we share our circles, announcements about Google I/O, and get our
Google+ page rolling. And in case you’re wondering about Google+ Pages or want to create your
own page, read
more on the Official Google Blog.
Scott Knaster is a
Technical Writer and is editor of the Google Code Blog. He has every issue of MAD magazine,
which tells you something about him.
You might
remember Monica Tran from I/O Live
or one of our eight Google Developer Days around the world. This year, she’s back to lead the
charge on Google I/O 2012.
