We're streaming the Google I/O Keynotes & Sessions again with Popcorn

see details (in German) on the G+ page

 

• What is a Hackathon?
• 45 min technical presentation about Apps Script.
• Pitch ideas: Participants with ideas can pitch them.
• Make teams.
• Hack during 2 to 3h and eat pizza.
• Present: Teams that want to present results do so.
• Vote for a winner.
• Goodbye everyone!

 

All the Munich UserGroups will party like it's 101010 alltough it isn't. But it is the last Year Binary after all. So everyone shall drink at least 101010 Beers or equivalent.

What?BigQuery, Prediction API, OAuth2/OpenID Connect, Google AppsSpeakers are +Ryan Boys & +Michael Manoochehri from GoogleYou can find more informations about both speakers at the AppsDevTour Page:http://apps-dev-tour.appspot.com/

Our next regular meeting about Payment, an App one of our members created, Adobe Flex for Mobile

We will livestream the Google I/O Keynotes and eventually some of the Sessions plus there will be Popcorn

We will livestream the Keynote and maybe even some of the Sessions of Google I/O and there will be Popcorn of course

Ok, so we have our 1st Location & Topic for the Hack-O-Tron.

We're having our 2nd Anniversary with Pizza, Coke and of course Swag Swag Swag.

Oh, we will have some speakers too :)

Robert Rhode - Developer Program Engineer für AndroidMike West - Developer Advocate für ChromeDavid Karam - StudentMarcus Dapp - MOGdy München

GTUG Munich, PHPUG Munich, MunichJS and all other UserGroups will party like it's 101010 alltough it isn't. But it is the Year Binary after all. So everyone shall drink at least 101010 Beers or equivalent

We're hacking. And we will hack it all. German GTUGs invite you to hack something based on GoogleTechnologies and then present it at the GoogleDeveloperDay.

We, the German GTUGs, are planning a PreGoogleDeveloperDay HackCamp, you will find the Details + Agenda + Registration at: http://munich.gtugs.org/gdd10hackathon

When we set out to build a browser, our only goal was to make something that would make using the web more useful and enjoyable. By now, Chrome is used by over 70 Million people and is growing rapidly, but is still under active development to help it reach more users. Along the way, we stumbled upon a series of lessons that have helped inform our design and development philosophy. I'll review those lessons, giving examples of things that worked well for us, as well as things that failed.Besides questions about the examples and lessons learned, you might want to discuss with him about Innovation in general and in browsers in particular: The Chrome team has been innovating fast, some of the great things you can now do within a browser: Chrome to Phone, to the Arcade Fire HTML5 experiment, to automatic web translation.

We will have our HTML5 WebAppHackathon at this Weekend in Munich, the target is to create a complete WebApp that is just damn amazing. 

You can find more Details: http://munich.gtugs.org/campout

We will have Andrew Gerrant as Speaker about Google Go

We will livestream the Google I/O Keynote in the Google Office and have some Beer n Snacks while viewing it and we will discuss the Keynote with some Google Engineers afterwards

Arne Roomann-Kurrik will talk about HTML5/Chrome OS/Chrome Extension Hacking

We will have a Chrome Extension Hacking Event as a Kickoff for the German GTUG Battle with Evan Martin and Jochen Eisinger

We will held our first Wave Hackathon at the CDTM (http://cdtm.de) - more Details at http://munich.gtugs.org    

An evening of Google Wave awesomness with some extra Goodies by Eric, Wieland and Brian from Google.

Lars is part of the Wave Team and will answer questions about the present and future of Wave.

Speakers: 
Lars Rasmussen
Eric Tholome - General Developer Strategy
Wieland Holfelder (Privacy Dashboard)
Brian Rakowski (Chrome, Chrome OS)

After the great Success of the first Android Evening we simply repeated it.
 
Speaker
Damon Kohler - Android Scripting Environment
Markus Junginger - Developing Android
Alexander Illg - Deploying Android Buisness Application

Second GTUG Munich Meeting seemed to be born under a lucky star, otherwise i can't explain where we got 90 Registered Attendees and 75 that where actually there. 


It was hot like hell and very cozy in the Google Cafeteria, the AC was refusing Service and H2O was dripping from the ceiling, but mood was good.
There was laughter, applause and discussion. We started at 7:30pm, because there where all ready so many people. 


Damon (Kohler/Google) started with his 20% Project, Android Scripting Environment. After the last Session, Jens (Trapp/Google) about App Engine Java,
it was getting emptier and we discussed in smaller Groups. 


Between the Session Tom (Steiner/Google) and me, well mostly Tom, raffled the swag that i received from Silicon Valley. Next time i hope we got more Shirt's and other stuff. I must admit i had missed most of the Sessions because i was twittering (@gtugmunich), writing things down (Links, Speaker, Slides) in the Dokuwiki (http://silberkind.de/dokuwiki/gtugmuc, German) and talking to friends. Mostly to Darren (Cooper/GTUG Frankfurt) about DevDusk (NerdWebmonday), GTUG Frankfurt and in General about being an Event Organiser and Family. Thx Darren, was cool to see you in Reallife once again. 


At around 11:30pm the rest of the Attendees helped to bring back the Cafeteria to State Zero. Thanks for that. We had about 10 Boxes of empty Bottles (Beer, Cola, Ice tea) and all dishes where brought back to where they belonged. I'm sorry, but i forgot to take a picture of the Mountain of Dish Doom. 


I would like to thank all Attendees, the GTUG Manager Group for Tips and Hints, Stephanie (Liu/Google) for the big pack of Swag, all the Attendees who i had to block, because we would have just busted the Cafeteria for their Understanding, Google especially the Markting guys (n Girls) for the food and for giving us the Cafeteria, again Google for supporting the Organisation namely Christine (Lauber/Google), Jens (Trapp/Google) and Thomas (Steiner/Google), O'Reilly for giving me some UserFriendly ComicBooks that made a very nice Giveaways, the DevDusk Frankfurt Crew who made the 250 Miles Trip to us, only to have a look at our GTUG and who drove me back to my House late at night, only to return to Frankfurt afterwards (you are the Greatest guys) and of course all the Speakers Damon, Markus, Wolfram and Jens. 


And last i want to thank my wife who is letting me out of the house in the evenings just to do another Nerd Happening. I love you. P.S. We will do a rerun of the Evening with an additional Androidsession. I will tell you Date/Location as soon as I'm done planning it.

Our first Meeting and the Date of founding of the GTUG Munich