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seo 2008 Year in Review 2013
Seo Master present to you:
Before looking back on this past year, we'd like to thank the developer community for your involvement and enthusiasm in 2008. Without you none of our accomplishments would've been possible and coming to work would not have been nearly as rewarding or exciting.
In 2008 the developer team at Google made it significantly easier for developers to build increasingly sophisticated web apps. Looking back, some of the most notable events from the last year include the App Engine launch, GWT 1.5 launch, Chrome launch, AJAX Language API launch, AJAX Libraries API launch and the broad adoption of OpenSocial.
We also worked hard to make it simple to integrate and extend Google applications through the launch of the You Tube API, Visualization API, Maps for Flash API, Finance API and Custom Search API.
We were also really happy to participate in the Open Handset Alliance where we saw the announcement of the Android Developer Challenge winners, the Android 1.0 SDK launch, and the first app downloads in the Android Market.
Our favorite part of 2008, however, was interacting with you at Google I/O and at Developer Days. These events allowed us to meet inspirational developers in 15 countries around the world who are building fantastic applications.
In 2009, we look forward to building products to make the web better and that let you, the developer community, build better apps on the web. We are already excited about seeing you at events next year.
Happy Holidays from the Google Developer Team.
2013, By: Seo Master
Before looking back on this past year, we'd like to thank the developer community for your involvement and enthusiasm in 2008. Without you none of our accomplishments would've been possible and coming to work would not have been nearly as rewarding or exciting.
In 2008 the developer team at Google made it significantly easier for developers to build increasingly sophisticated web apps. Looking back, some of the most notable events from the last year include the App Engine launch, GWT 1.5 launch, Chrome launch, AJAX Language API launch, AJAX Libraries API launch and the broad adoption of OpenSocial.
We also worked hard to make it simple to integrate and extend Google applications through the launch of the You Tube API, Visualization API, Maps for Flash API, Finance API and Custom Search API.
We were also really happy to participate in the Open Handset Alliance where we saw the announcement of the Android Developer Challenge winners, the Android 1.0 SDK launch, and the first app downloads in the Android Market.
Our favorite part of 2008, however, was interacting with you at Google I/O and at Developer Days. These events allowed us to meet inspirational developers in 15 countries around the world who are building fantastic applications.
In 2009, we look forward to building products to make the web better and that let you, the developer community, build better apps on the web. We are already excited about seeing you at events next year.
Happy Holidays from the Google Developer Team.
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Google Developer Day Israel: Registration now open 2013
Seo Master present to you: By Alyssa England, Google Developer Programs
We are excited to open registration for one last Google Developer Day this year, to be held on November 2 in Tel Aviv, Israel.
At this Google Developer Day, developers will learn about the latest with our APIs and developer tools, ranging from App Engine and OpenSocial to Google Chrome, plus more. The topics will vary so you can be sure to discover new and interesting best practices. And don't forget to socialize with fellow developers and Google engineers.
If you are in Europe, registration for some of the October Google Developer Days is still open, including Italy and Czech Republic, though space is running out fast. We hope you can join us for one of our upcoming events.2013, By: Seo Master
We are excited to open registration for one last Google Developer Day this year, to be held on November 2 in Tel Aviv, Israel.
At this Google Developer Day, developers will learn about the latest with our APIs and developer tools, ranging from App Engine and OpenSocial to Google Chrome, plus more. The topics will vary so you can be sure to discover new and interesting best practices. And don't forget to socialize with fellow developers and Google engineers.
If you are in Europe, registration for some of the October Google Developer Days is still open, including Italy and Czech Republic, though space is running out fast. We hope you can join us for one of our upcoming events.2013, By: Seo Master
seo Google Developer Day registration open for Munich, Moscow and Prague 2013
Seo Master present to you: 
Registration opens today for Google Developer Day in Europe and Russia! As you saw from our agenda announcement, they promise to be jam-packed with great speakers and fantastic content.
Register to attend on the following dates, in the following places:
Stay updated on Developer Day news by following us at:
- Germany: Google Produkt Compass blog
- Russia: Developer blog and @gddru
- Czech Republic: Google Česká republika blog and @gddcz
Our official hashtags are #gddde, #gddru and #gddcz.
Look forward to seeing you there!
2013, By: Seo Masterseo Registration Opens for fall 2009 Google Developer Days 2013
Seo Master present to you: We are excited to open registration for our second round of Google Developer Day events this year:
Similar to our Google I/O event in the US, the Developer Days will host a developer sandbox area, highlighting partners who have used Google developer products to build their own unique applications. You can also take the opportunity to share a project or coding experience during our lightning talks. We look forward to seeing what developers bring to the table this year!
Space is limited so register soon!
2013, By: Seo Master
- November 6, 2009 -- Prague, Czech Republic
- November 10, 2009 -- Moscow, Russia
Similar to our Google I/O event in the US, the Developer Days will host a developer sandbox area, highlighting partners who have used Google developer products to build their own unique applications. You can also take the opportunity to share a project or coding experience during our lightning talks. We look forward to seeing what developers bring to the table this year!
Space is limited so register soon!
2013, By: Seo Master
seo October Google Developer Days Open Registration 2013
Seo Master present to you:
We are excited to open registration for four more Google Developer Days in October in India, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Russia.
As with the other 2008 Google Developer Days, we'll discuss the latest with our APIs and developer tools, diving into topics such as App Engine, OpenSocial, and Maps. We'll have some cool new topics in store, and there will be plenty of time to socialize with fellow developers and Google engineers.
If you are in western Europe, registration for the September Google Developer Days (UK, France, Germany, and Spain) is still open, though we expect to run out of space very soon. We hope you can join us for one of these upcoming eight events.
Update: We've also just opened registration for Google Developer Day Italy.2013, By: Seo Master
We are excited to open registration for four more Google Developer Days in October in India, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Russia.
- October 18th -- Bangalore, India
- October 21st -- Milan, Italy
- October 24th -- Prague, Czech Republic
- October 28th -- Moscow, Russia
As with the other 2008 Google Developer Days, we'll discuss the latest with our APIs and developer tools, diving into topics such as App Engine, OpenSocial, and Maps. We'll have some cool new topics in store, and there will be plenty of time to socialize with fellow developers and Google engineers.
If you are in western Europe, registration for the September Google Developer Days (UK, France, Germany, and Spain) is still open, though we expect to run out of space very soon. We hope you can join us for one of these upcoming eight events.
Update: We've also just opened registration for Google Developer Day Italy.2013, By: Seo Master
seo Google Developer Day: A fantastic worldwide day 2013
Seo Master present to you:
We have enjoyed a fantastic day so far. Watching the worldwide map throb new locations to life throughout an entire worldwide day has been a real treat.
Each of the developer day events had their own feel, but the buzz seemed to be the same.
With the announcement of Google Gears, Mapplets, and the like, there has been a lot to talk about.
There is a lot of information out there, but a brief roundup:
Google Gears
Google Geo
Other
For more, check out the growing list of YouTube videos of the sessions, view the pictures from the event, and see what people are saying about it.
Now it is time to watch the last marker go red at the party back at the Googleplex.
Then tomorrow comes, and we get back to work to take in the suggestions and ideas from the community, and to press on from here!2013, By: Seo Master
We have enjoyed a fantastic day so far. Watching the worldwide map throb new locations to life throughout an entire worldwide day has been a real treat.
Each of the developer day events had their own feel, but the buzz seemed to be the same.
With the announcement of Google Gears, Mapplets, and the like, there has been a lot to talk about.
There is a lot of information out there, but a brief roundup:
Google Gears
- Aaron Boodman kicks it off with his Google Gears talk, using an offline presentation tool. The finishing touch is the need to search for the last page!
- Google Gears Fireside Chat
- Google Gears for WebKit
- Google Reader goes offline
- The Google Gears blog is born
Google Geo
Other
- Google Mashup Editor was shown off by Paul McDonald
- Jeff Huber Keynote writeup
- YouTube API session writeup
- Adam Sah on Google Gadgets APIs session writeup
For more, check out the growing list of YouTube videos of the sessions, view the pictures from the event, and see what people are saying about it.
Now it is time to watch the last marker go red at the party back at the Googleplex.
Then tomorrow comes, and we get back to work to take in the suggestions and ideas from the community, and to press on from here!2013, By: Seo Master
seo Weekly Google Code Roundup for May 21-25th 2013
Seo Master present to you:
A lot of the product teams are heads-down for Google Developer Day, which is only a matter of days away! Ed Burnette interviewed Bret Taylor, Group Product Manager, and the interview will give you a glimpse of what is to come at Developer Day.
Although the engineers and teams are hard at work preparing for Developer Day, there was still a lot of news surrounding developer APIs and products.
In API and developer-product news...
Cool Ajax Feeds and Maps Mashup
Chris Schalk has created a mashup using the AJAX Feed and Google Maps APIs. The mashup allows you to find photos in Flickr, and have them plotted on a map, thanks to georss. This is a nice example to View Source to get more of a feel for the APIs and how you can use them as building blocks to work with each other.
Generate dode from your WADL REST API descriptions with REST Describe & Compile
Thomas Steiner has released a new version of his REST Describe and Compile tool. The tool is capable of creating, editing, and describing services using the new WADL format. The current tool will generate PHP code to access your REST APIs (more languages coming), and is created with the Google Web Toolkit.
LightboxImage GWT
Everyone loves a lightbox. If you hunt around the Web you will find lightboxes, thickboxes, thinboxes, and all other boxen. This GWT component wraps the original lightbox so that you can create modular image inline popups without having to touch the JavaScript beneath.
New GData Developer Guides - Spreadsheets and Blogger
Jeff Scudder has updated the Blogger and Spreadsheet API developer guides to show you how to speak to the services in .NET and Python, to add to Java and raw HTTP examples. This is part of an on going effort to beef up the documentation. Recently you may have noticed that the Calendar docs have also been improved, and much more is coming.
Around Google
There was some other interesting news that I thought I would highlight. Pamela Saenger announced the release of a new feature on Google Translate that lets you search content in languages that you do not know, and get results back in your language. That takes some time to sync in. Imagine if you were a wine buff and you wanted to find out more about a particular French wine. You could use this feature to search the French websites, returning content in English.
I use Gmail for Mobile, Google Maps, Google Reader, and other Google products on my mobile phone. Now I can add Google Calendar to the list. If you visit calendar.google.com on your phone you will see a slim agenda view of your upcoming events.
What's hot today? was the question that the team that merged Google Trends with Google Zeitgeist to create Hot Trends. There are many PhD theses to be had by trying to understand why some of these make the list, and it definitely is able to show all sides of humanity.
Conferences
Besides Google Developer Day, there are some other conferences that have been mentioned:
The Google Test Automation Conference in New York City on August 23-24, has finalized the speaker list and has opened up for free, limited attendance.
Our Conference on Scalability has also opened up for registration until June 15th. They have nine great talks from industry and academia including keynotes by Jeff Dean and Marissa Mayer from Google and Werner Vogels from Amazon, and the event is taking place in Seattle on June 23rd.
Featured Projects
QueWeb Customer Care
Queplix has open sourced a web-based customer-care application that uses GWT to create a rich, desktop-like experience.
Rolling Stone AJAX Search
Rolling Stone has a nice customized use of the Google AJAX Search API that builds on top of the base GSearchers and gives results that make sense in this domain. For example, the results are split up by artist, news, album reviews, and more. This is a nice example to see how you can take the core of AJAX Search and tweak it a little bit to get what you need. This one-liner says a lot:
Google Tech Talks
Groovy Things To Do With Groovy
Guillaume Laforge came to Google to discuss the Groovy programming language, and came prepared with nice examples of using Groovy to access Google properties and use some of the Google APIs. If you would like an agile language on top of the JVM, check this out.
Advanced Topics in Programming Languages Series: C++ Threads
Lawrence Crowl came to discuss how the next C++ standard will provide direct support for threads, including a model of memory, atomics, variables, launching, scheduling, synchronization, and termination.
Podcasts
Google Summer of Code Podcast: Episode 2 - The Umit Project
For our second podcast, we had a chance to catch up with Adriano about life as a Summer of Coder, as well as Umit and other free software in Brazil.
Thanks for taking the time to keep up to date with our news. We look forward to seeing some of you at Google Developer Day. Keep tuning for an interesting week coming up!2013, By: Seo Master
A lot of the product teams are heads-down for Google Developer Day, which is only a matter of days away! Ed Burnette interviewed Bret Taylor, Group Product Manager, and the interview will give you a glimpse of what is to come at Developer Day.
Although the engineers and teams are hard at work preparing for Developer Day, there was still a lot of news surrounding developer APIs and products.
In API and developer-product news...
Cool Ajax Feeds and Maps Mashup
Chris Schalk has created a mashup using the AJAX Feed and Google Maps APIs. The mashup allows you to find photos in Flickr, and have them plotted on a map, thanks to georss. This is a nice example to View Source to get more of a feel for the APIs and how you can use them as building blocks to work with each other.
Generate dode from your WADL REST API descriptions with REST Describe & Compile
Thomas Steiner has released a new version of his REST Describe and Compile tool. The tool is capable of creating, editing, and describing services using the new WADL format. The current tool will generate PHP code to access your REST APIs (more languages coming), and is created with the Google Web Toolkit.
LightboxImage GWT
Everyone loves a lightbox. If you hunt around the Web you will find lightboxes, thickboxes, thinboxes, and all other boxen. This GWT component wraps the original lightbox so that you can create modular image inline popups without having to touch the JavaScript beneath.
New GData Developer Guides - Spreadsheets and Blogger
Jeff Scudder has updated the Blogger and Spreadsheet API developer guides to show you how to speak to the services in .NET and Python, to add to Java and raw HTTP examples. This is part of an on going effort to beef up the documentation. Recently you may have noticed that the Calendar docs have also been improved, and much more is coming.
Around Google
There was some other interesting news that I thought I would highlight. Pamela Saenger announced the release of a new feature on Google Translate that lets you search content in languages that you do not know, and get results back in your language. That takes some time to sync in. Imagine if you were a wine buff and you wanted to find out more about a particular French wine. You could use this feature to search the French websites, returning content in English.
I use Gmail for Mobile, Google Maps, Google Reader, and other Google products on my mobile phone. Now I can add Google Calendar to the list. If you visit calendar.google.com on your phone you will see a slim agenda view of your upcoming events.
What's hot today? was the question that the team that merged Google Trends with Google Zeitgeist to create Hot Trends. There are many PhD theses to be had by trying to understand why some of these make the list, and it definitely is able to show all sides of humanity.
Conferences
Besides Google Developer Day, there are some other conferences that have been mentioned:
The Google Test Automation Conference in New York City on August 23-24, has finalized the speaker list and has opened up for free, limited attendance.
Our Conference on Scalability has also opened up for registration until June 15th. They have nine great talks from industry and academia including keynotes by Jeff Dean and Marissa Mayer from Google and Werner Vogels from Amazon, and the event is taking place in Seattle on June 23rd.
Featured Projects
QueWeb Customer Care
Queplix has open sourced a web-based customer-care application that uses GWT to create a rich, desktop-like experience.
Rolling Stone AJAX Search
Rolling Stone has a nice customized use of the Google AJAX Search API that builds on top of the base GSearchers and gives results that make sense in this domain. For example, the results are split up by artist, news, album reviews, and more. This is a nice example to see how you can take the core of AJAX Search and tweak it a little bit to get what you need. This one-liner says a lot:
searcher.execute("intitle:" + query + " site:rollingstone.com/artists " +
"-inurl:articles -inurl:photos -inurl:albums -inurl:videos " +
"-inurl:biography -inurl:reviews -inurl:discography");Google Tech Talks
Groovy Things To Do With Groovy
Guillaume Laforge came to Google to discuss the Groovy programming language, and came prepared with nice examples of using Groovy to access Google properties and use some of the Google APIs. If you would like an agile language on top of the JVM, check this out.
Advanced Topics in Programming Languages Series: C++ Threads
Lawrence Crowl came to discuss how the next C++ standard will provide direct support for threads, including a model of memory, atomics, variables, launching, scheduling, synchronization, and termination.
Podcasts
Google Summer of Code Podcast: Episode 2 - The Umit Project
For our second podcast, we had a chance to catch up with Adriano about life as a Summer of Coder, as well as Umit and other free software in Brazil.
Thanks for taking the time to keep up to date with our news. We look forward to seeing some of you at Google Developer Day. Keep tuning for an interesting week coming up!2013, By: Seo Master
seo Weekly Google Code Roundup for May 14-18th 2013
Seo Master present to you:
We have found that there is a lot of news around the web dispersed on various
Google blogs, forums, and press releases. As fantastic as this all is, we want
to try to give you a weekly round-up containing news that was of interest to us.
The goal is that if you had time to read one Google related post a week, this
would keep you up to date on the big items.
Our roundups will cover news and events surrounding our APIs, products, and
items from the community at large.
Let's get started for this week, May 14-18th, 2007.
Google Developer Podcasts
We are excited to launch the new Google Developer Podcast. In the first episode we interviewed Bob Lee of the Google Guice project. In the future you will see interviews with Googlers on many different topics, and we hope that it keeps you in touch. Please contact us if you have any requests for the show, and check out episode one.
We also have a new podcast series around the ever-popular Google Summer of Code series.
Google Developer Day
The buzz is growing around the worldwide event that is Google Developer Day, May 31st, 2007.
We have launched a new developer day site that will allow you to keep up to date on the event. You may want to check out the sessions that are planned for your location. Simply choose your location from the front page and click on sessions.
Make sure to check your location, as demand has required that some sites are having to move to new, larger space. Here in California we have announced that the sessions are going to be held in the San Jose Convention Center.
We are only a couple of weeks away, and then we will witness the community gathering around the world. We have some fantastic content to showcase, but more importantly, we get a chance to listen and learn from you all.
JavaOne Roundup
JavaOne was as busy as usual this year, especially for Googlers, who gave at least 14 presentations on a variety of topics. At the booth we found a lot of interest in discussing our technologies, especially GWT, Guice, and various APIs.
We also produced an article on A Java Developer's Guide to Google Technologies that gives you a taste for what was on offer.
The Java community is an important one for us, and we would love to hear from you on what you would like to see from us in the future.
Fun in AJAX API Land
The AJAX API team has followed up on the AJAX Feed API launch by building useful components that use the feed API under the scenes.
The AJAX Feed API FeedControl allows you to build a flexible blog roll component in seconds, and the AJAX Feed API Slide Show Control will create a slide show on top of any feed that uses Media RSS (e.g. Photobucket, Flickr, Picasa Web Albums). At the same time, the Picassa team created a Flash component that works with their service.
Universal Search Launches
There was big news in search this week. At Searchology, we announced our first
phase of Universal Search which ties various search products together to give you an answer that makes sense across books, music, video, news, and good old web pages.
We published a little behind the scenes coverage for those who want to dig a little.
Google Code Projects of the Week
GWT Maven Support
If you are a maven user, it is hard to go back to any other way for building your Java applications. The GWT Maven project allows you to weave your nice dependency magic with your GWT projects.
Hey, What's That?
This Google Maps mashup allows you to get a profile on what you could see from a given point. This is normally most interesting from a point that is high up, so the interface gives you a list of mountains to choose from.
For extra bonus points, you can read up on the technical side for how
they work it all out.
In other news...
YouTube API Blog: YouTube has just created a new API blog, so we should expect some interesting content around the APIs that Youtube has available to developers.
Real-time quotes for free: If you work in the financial sector, you will know that access to real-time quotes is very important indeed. It is great to see that we are going to be offering them for free, across our properties.
Viewing your collections with Google Maps: Check out the new maps view feature in 3D Warehouse.2013, By: Seo Master
We have found that there is a lot of news around the web dispersed on various
Google blogs, forums, and press releases. As fantastic as this all is, we want
to try to give you a weekly round-up containing news that was of interest to us.
The goal is that if you had time to read one Google related post a week, this
would keep you up to date on the big items.
Our roundups will cover news and events surrounding our APIs, products, and
items from the community at large.
Let's get started for this week, May 14-18th, 2007.
Google Developer Podcasts
We are excited to launch the new Google Developer Podcast. In the first episode we interviewed Bob Lee of the Google Guice project. In the future you will see interviews with Googlers on many different topics, and we hope that it keeps you in touch. Please contact us if you have any requests for the show, and check out episode one.
We also have a new podcast series around the ever-popular Google Summer of Code series.
Google Developer Day
The buzz is growing around the worldwide event that is Google Developer Day, May 31st, 2007.
We have launched a new developer day site that will allow you to keep up to date on the event. You may want to check out the sessions that are planned for your location. Simply choose your location from the front page and click on sessions.
Make sure to check your location, as demand has required that some sites are having to move to new, larger space. Here in California we have announced that the sessions are going to be held in the San Jose Convention Center.
We are only a couple of weeks away, and then we will witness the community gathering around the world. We have some fantastic content to showcase, but more importantly, we get a chance to listen and learn from you all.
JavaOne Roundup
JavaOne was as busy as usual this year, especially for Googlers, who gave at least 14 presentations on a variety of topics. At the booth we found a lot of interest in discussing our technologies, especially GWT, Guice, and various APIs.
We also produced an article on A Java Developer's Guide to Google Technologies that gives you a taste for what was on offer.
The Java community is an important one for us, and we would love to hear from you on what you would like to see from us in the future.
Fun in AJAX API Land
The AJAX API team has followed up on the AJAX Feed API launch by building useful components that use the feed API under the scenes.
The AJAX Feed API FeedControl allows you to build a flexible blog roll component in seconds, and the AJAX Feed API Slide Show Control will create a slide show on top of any feed that uses Media RSS (e.g. Photobucket, Flickr, Picasa Web Albums). At the same time, the Picassa team created a Flash component that works with their service.
Universal Search Launches
There was big news in search this week. At Searchology, we announced our first
phase of Universal Search which ties various search products together to give you an answer that makes sense across books, music, video, news, and good old web pages.
We published a little behind the scenes coverage for those who want to dig a little.
Google Code Projects of the Week
GWT Maven Support
If you are a maven user, it is hard to go back to any other way for building your Java applications. The GWT Maven project allows you to weave your nice dependency magic with your GWT projects.
Hey, What's That?
This Google Maps mashup allows you to get a profile on what you could see from a given point. This is normally most interesting from a point that is high up, so the interface gives you a list of mountains to choose from.
For extra bonus points, you can read up on the technical side for how
they work it all out.
In other news...
YouTube API Blog: YouTube has just created a new API blog, so we should expect some interesting content around the APIs that Youtube has available to developers.
Real-time quotes for free: If you work in the financial sector, you will know that access to real-time quotes is very important indeed. It is great to see that we are going to be offering them for free, across our properties.
Viewing your collections with Google Maps: Check out the new maps view feature in 3D Warehouse.2013, By: Seo Master
seo Keynote and session videos from Google I/O now live 2013
Seo Master present to you: 
By Mike Winton, Director of Developer Relations
With Google I/O 2011 just two days behind us, we wanted to thank the nearly one million developers who joined us at Moscone Center, attended I/O Extended events, and watched online via I/O Live from 161 countries around the world. In addition to the announcements made at the keynote presentations, we had more than 30 announcements in our 110 sessions. HD recordings of all these sessions are now available online. Here are some of the announcements:
Google I/O kicks off the year as our biggest developer event--but we’re only getting started. As of today, we are announcing locations for our eight Google Developer Days (GDDs), which will take place all over the world with more than a few DevFests in between. Stay tuned for more info on the 2011 event details, but we’ll look forward to seeing you in Brazil, Argentina, Prague, Moscow, Tokyo, Sydney, Israel and Germany for our Google Developer Team world tour.
Mike Winton founded and leads Google's global Developer Relations organization. He also enjoys spending time with his family and DJing electronic music.
Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
2013, By: Seo Master
By Mike Winton, Director of Developer Relations
With Google I/O 2011 just two days behind us, we wanted to thank the nearly one million developers who joined us at Moscone Center, attended I/O Extended events, and watched online via I/O Live from 161 countries around the world. In addition to the announcements made at the keynote presentations, we had more than 30 announcements in our 110 sessions. HD recordings of all these sessions are now available online. Here are some of the announcements:
- New Eclipse tools for Android
- Text= Parameter for Google Web Fonts
- Opening Google Places API for all developers
- Update of Google Prediction API
- New charts and features from Google Chart Tools
- ChromeVox screen reader for Chrome and Chrome OS
- Google Plugin for Eclipse v2.4
- New additions to the Fusion Tables API
- Google Storage open for all
- Promoting and measuring your app with the Guide to the App Galaxy
- Go programming language coming to Google App Engine
- Google App Engine 1.5
- Launch of the Google Tasks API
- Google Books API now in Code Labs
Google I/O kicks off the year as our biggest developer event--but we’re only getting started. As of today, we are announcing locations for our eight Google Developer Days (GDDs), which will take place all over the world with more than a few DevFests in between. Stay tuned for more info on the 2011 event details, but we’ll look forward to seeing you in Brazil, Argentina, Prague, Moscow, Tokyo, Sydney, Israel and Germany for our Google Developer Team world tour.
Mike Winton founded and leads Google's global Developer Relations organization. He also enjoys spending time with his family and DJing electronic music.
Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Additional spots added at Google Developer Day 2013
Seo Master present to you:
Wow, what a response! We knew a few people would sign up for Google Developer Day, but not all in the first several hours. I'm really excited to see this much interest from around the world, and I personally can't wait to meet the folks coming to Mountain View.
Since there has been so much interest, we've decided to expand a bit and add additional spots for the event. If you haven't signed up yet, please head on over to the registration site and sign up now.2013, By: Seo Master
Wow, what a response! We knew a few people would sign up for Google Developer Day, but not all in the first several hours. I'm really excited to see this much interest from around the world, and I personally can't wait to meet the folks coming to Mountain View.
Since there has been so much interest, we've decided to expand a bit and add additional spots for the event. If you haven't signed up yet, please head on over to the registration site and sign up now.2013, By: Seo Master
seo Google Developer Day returns to Yokohama, Japan: Registration now open 2013
Seo Master present to you: We are excited to open registration for our second Google Developer Day event this year, to be held on June 9th in Yokohama, Japan.
June 9, 2009 -- Yokohama, Japan
Located outside of Tokyo at the Pacifico Yokohama Convention Complex in Yokohama, you will learn about the latest with our APIs and developer tools, including Android, Google Chrome, App Engine, AJAX APIs, Maps and more. The topics will vary so you can be sure to discover new and interesting ways to use our applications. And don't forget to take part in the time set aside to socialize with fellow developers and Google engineers - it is a great networking opportunity.
If you are in Asia, registration for Google Developer Day China is also open, though space is running out fast! We hope you can join us for one of our upcoming events.
2013, By: Seo Master
June 9, 2009 -- Yokohama, Japan
Located outside of Tokyo at the Pacifico Yokohama Convention Complex in Yokohama, you will learn about the latest with our APIs and developer tools, including Android, Google Chrome, App Engine, AJAX APIs, Maps and more. The topics will vary so you can be sure to discover new and interesting ways to use our applications. And don't forget to take part in the time set aside to socialize with fellow developers and Google engineers - it is a great networking opportunity.
If you are in Asia, registration for Google Developer Day China is also open, though space is running out fast! We hope you can join us for one of our upcoming events.
2013, By: Seo Master
seo Announcing Google Developer Day 2013
Seo Master present to you:
One of the things I like best about working at Google is that you are encouraged to try new things. So when the idea of holding a Google Developer Day around the world came up, some thought it was ambitious but no one thought it was crazy. In fact, everyone rallied behind the idea. It seemed like a good way to connect with our developer community given that some of the best Google maps mashups, Google Gadgets, and applications are developed by programmers outside the United States.
As I posted over on the Google Blog, we're working out the session details but already have an exciting list of speakers and participants. Stay tuned for more details as we get closer to May 31st. In the meantime, visit the Google Developer Day website and reserve your spot today.2013, By: Seo Master
One of the things I like best about working at Google is that you are encouraged to try new things. So when the idea of holding a Google Developer Day around the world came up, some thought it was ambitious but no one thought it was crazy. In fact, everyone rallied behind the idea. It seemed like a good way to connect with our developer community given that some of the best Google maps mashups, Google Gadgets, and applications are developed by programmers outside the United States.
As I posted over on the Google Blog, we're working out the session details but already have an exciting list of speakers and participants. Stay tuned for more details as we get closer to May 31st. In the meantime, visit the Google Developer Day website and reserve your spot today.2013, By: Seo Master