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Our I/O 2022 Announcements: In Demo Form

In the Cloud PA Keynote at I/O Aparna Sinha walked through the backend for an application that connects volunteers with volunteer opportunities in their area. In this blog post we’ll walk through each component of that application in a bit more detail, explaining the new products that Google Cloud has released, the pros and cons of the architecture we chose, and other nerdy technical details we didn’t have time for in the talk. But first, some architecture diagrams. The application we discussed in the keynote helps connect volunteers with opportunities to help. In the keynote we highlighted two features of…

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Google I/O 2019 | Three New Ways to Secure Your App with Firebase Authentication

Google I/O 2019 | Three New Ways to Secure Your App with Firebase Authentication Whether you’re an enterprise developer or building the next smash-hit mobile app, you’ve probably had to spend precious time on security so your company doesn’t become headline news. Experience a demo-packed session featuring three new ways that Firebase Authentication is making identity management and authentication simple and secure, so that you can get back to building the features your users will love. Speakers: Ying Hao and Marc Jordan Session ID: TB6A9B

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Programming

Google I/O 2019 | Pragmatic State Management in Flutter

Google I/O 2019 | Pragmatic State Management in Flutter Declarative UI frameworks eliminate whole classes of bugs. But they can also be a puzzle until you figure out how to structure your app logic around them. Walk through Flutter’s app with live data and see how to structure content in a simple yet scalable way. You’ll come out understanding the main approaches of state management in declarative frameworks and have a concrete applicable solution. Speakers: Filip Hracek and Matt Sullivan Session ID: T0CEDC

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Programming

Google I/O 2019 | Motional Intelligence: Build Smarter Animations

Google I/O 2019 | Motional Intelligence: Build Smarter Animations Look at techniques for writing animations that work like state machines, that can be interrupted or retargeted while running.You’ll learn ways to architect your animations to achieve this using libraries and classes. Speaker: Nick Butcher Session ID: TF849A

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Programming

Google I/O 2019 | Unlocking New Capabilities for the Web

Google I/O 2019 | Unlocking New Capabilities for the Web To close the capability gap between the web and native to provide a solid foundation for modern applications delivered on the web, the web needs open. Learn how some of these new capabilities work, what’s on our road map, and how we’re designing them to work in a way that respect user. Speakers: Thomas Steiner and Pete LePage Session ID: T7E886

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Programming

Google I/O 2019 | Build Fast and Smooth Web Apps from Feature Phone to Desktop

Google I/O 2019 | Build Fast and Smooth Web Apps from Feature Phone to Desktop Feature phones with tiny screen and no touch interface are coming “back” to the market. No matter how “responsive design” it is, most web applications are hard to use in those phones. Taking learnings from Japanese mobile web development in early 2000s, we are building web app that works fast and smooth on low powered feature phone which can also scale up to desktop application gracefully. Come see UX considerations and performance tips to turn your web app to the next level. Speaker: Mariko…

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Programming

Google I/O 2019 | Build Bigger, Better: Gradle for Large Projects

Google I/O 2019 | Build Bigger, Better: Gradle for Large Projects Codebases grow larger over time, and many developers struggle with how to structure their builds so that they’re fast, correct, and easy to maintain. This session will explore how AndroidX libraries use Android Studio and Gradle, what things have worked well, and what you should avoid. The talk will include tips for using the Android Gradle Plugin and introduce you to new features that have been added to help users. Speakers: Aurimas Liutikas and Xavier Ducrohet Session ID: T5459B

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Programming

Google I/O 2019 | Kotlin Under the Hood: Understand the Internals

Google I/O 2019 | Kotlin Under the Hood: Understand the Internals Kotlin offers great, modern language features and a rich set of extensions. But it’s not always obvious to the developer what’s happening under the hood. This session will help you understand better what these features and extensions are doing internally. It will also show how you can use the tools that Android offers to find this kind of information on your own. Speakers: Chet Haase and Romain Guy Session ID: T62C1E

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Google I/O 2019 | How to Design a Dark Theme Using Material

Google I/O 2019 | How to Design a Dark Theme Using Material Learn best practices for creating a dark theme based on an existing material app. Speaker: Javier Lopez Session ID: TEE71D

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Google I/O 2019 | Build Apps for the Next Billion Users

Google I/O 2019 | Build Apps for the Next Billion Users As developers, emerging Android markets, such as Africa and Asia, are big opportunities for you to grow your audience, but they also present challenges, such as i18n and network speed. Are you ready to face these challenges? This talk highlights best practices, and introduces Google SDKs and APIs that can help your app succeed in emerging, or next-billion-user (NBU) markets. Speakers: Amrit Sanjeev, Yacine Rezgui, Rajeev Kumar Session ID: TD4C4C

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