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I had the opportunity to participate Google I / O for the 4th time this year and if I’m not wrong, it was the 12th I/O conference. It is a developer festival, which is organized by Google once a year in May, sharing new updates for developers. This year’s I/O was held on 7-8-9 May at the Shoreline Amphitheater as usual. The area is about 2 hours away by train from SF. Both SF and also San Jose airport can be used to land. Mountain View, SunnyVale cities will be easy for transportation to stay during the conference.
Let’s go to the announcements of this year’s. The conference starts with keynote, followed by the Developer keynote and What’s new in Android session as well as parallel sessions in specific areas. If a person like me is more interested in the Android part, then the first 3 sessions will actually tell you the summary of the entire conference, which sessions you want to enter. Keynote is more soft and slightly more user-centric updates. But of course it’s important for developers, too because we can see in which direction we should go and what we should use while developing. Nevertheless, I would like to state that this article contains more announcements that are of interest to the end user and I will write a more technical second article.
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