Showing posts with label yokohama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yokohama. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Google gave me an Android smartphone!
I just came back from Google Developer Day 2009, where I attended enlightening presentations about OpenSocial applications optimization, advanced Android programming, and how to push the limits of the Google Maps API, among others. I definitely recommend watching the videos when they come online. I ran into a lot of acquaintances and got introduced to very interesting people. As if it were not enough, Google offered me this shiny smartphone running Android!
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android,
gis,
google,
googlemaps,
japan,
opensocial,
smartphone,
tokyo,
yokohama
Monday, June 8, 2009
Attending Google Developer Day 2009
Even though inscriptions closed months ago, today I finally managed to get what they call a "VIP invitation" for the Google Developer Day 2009 tomorrow at Pacifico Yokohama. I will skip the morning sessions because they look boring, but the afternoon session sounds very promising:
- Life of an App Engine request
- Java で動かす Google App Engine
- Potential of the Social Web
- OpenSocial in Japan
- Google & Open Source
- Performance Tips for Geo API mashups
- Google Wave APIs
- HTML5 により拓かれる次世代 Web
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appengine,
google,
html5,
japan,
java,
opensocial,
opensource,
tokyo,
yokohama
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