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What to expect at Google I/O 2010
February 17, 2010
Back in January, we
announced
the start of early registration for Google I/O (our annual developer conference), and our team was excited to publish
our new website for this year's event
. Today, we're excited to give you a quick update on what's in store for this year's Google I/O and a brief look at what we've announced in the past five weeks.
63 sessions
to be led by the engineering teams behind all the products to be featured at I/O, including Android, Google Chrome, Google Web Toolkit and Google Wave. We'll have over 80 sessions listed by May.
58 companies
are listed on the Developer Sandbox page, and we expect over 150 companies to participate in the Sandbox at I/O.
99 speakers
, including Google engineers and prominent web development experts from other companies.
We introduced our very first
I/O BootCamp
, which sold out in just two days.
Of course, some things will stay under wraps until the event itself, but we're excited to share some Google I/O planning details with you in advance.
We'll be teaming up with
Maker Faire
again this year for our After Hours evening party. Google I/O attendees will get to preview some of the amazing DIY projects that will be showcased at Maker Faire in San Mateo just a couple of days after I/O, and discounted Maker Faire tickets will be available during After Hours. We've also invited the organizers of
Gadgetoff
. They'll be bringing along exciting, interactive gadgets, robots and vehicles.
Whether you're already developing apps using products like App Engine, or wondering how to get started on your first Android app, we hope to see you at
Google I/O in May
. To learn more and to sign up, visit
code.google.com/io
.
Posted by Joyce Sohn, Google Developer Team
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