/O Extended are viewing events hosted around the world by Google offices, our GTUG partners, and student ambassadors. I/O Extended is for those developers who are not able to attend Google I/O, but still want to connect with other passionate and talented developers and watch parts of Google I/O live. 

Austin's I/O Extended event is being hosted by Google's Austin Office and will feature live streaming of Keynotes, technical sessions, and presentations from local Austin developers.

February 16th, 2012 Austin GTUG meeting

Interested in volunteering at Google's SXSW event? Come to the next Austin GTUG meeting to hear about what we will be doing this year.  Volunteer for a two hour time slot and you can access the Google Village for the rest of the day. You can volunteer for one or both days. You will need to volunteer for two hours each day to get in on both days. Sign up here:

http://www.doodle.com/i57wbv35tsvduxfmWe will also have a presentation on using Google's Geo tools to make maps that work on desktop browsers, tablets, and phones. 

We will meet at GoLab Austin on 6th street at 6:30pm.

A big thanks to SevirrDAM for donating food!

Spanning Backup will be giving a presentation on the Google APIs they use in their business.

 

I/O Extended are viewing events hosted around the world by Google offices, our GTUG partners, and student ambassadors. I/O Extended is for those developers who are not able to attend Google I/O, but still want to connect with other passionate and talented developers and watch parts of Google I/O live. 

Austin's I/O Extended event is being hosted by Google's Austin Office and will feature live streaming of Keynotes, technical sessions, and presentations from local Austin developers

Google Web Toolkit and Google App Engine are two incredible technologies that allow programmers to develop rich Ajax web apps and to scale them to 10 millions users without modifications. 

This talk introduces key features for both technologies and their implementation challenges. We'll also demo some concrete source code. 

If you are considering a cloud framework and a Ajax toolkit, you should attend to this talk. 

** About the author: 

Daniel Guermeur is the founder of Metadot Corporation -www.metadot.com, known for its open source content management system, Metadot Portal Server, Mojo Helpdesk – a ticket tracking app -  and its widely acclaimed mechanical keyboard Das Keyboard. Daniel is also the co-author of Google App Engine Java and GWT Application Development along with Amy Unruh. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849690448 

Google Web Toolkit and Google App Engine are two incredible technologies that allow programmers to develop rich Ajax web apps and to scale them to 10 millions users without modifications. 

This talk introduces key features for both technologies and their implementation challenges. We'll also demo some concrete source code. 

If you are considering a cloud framework and a Ajax toolkit, you should attend to this talk. 

** About the author: 

Daniel Guermeur is the founder of Metadot Corporation -www.metadot.com, known for its open source content management system, Metadot Portal Server, Mojo Helpdesk – a ticket tracking app -  and its widely acclaimed mechanical keyboard Das Keyboard. Daniel is also the co-author of Google App Engine Java and GWT Application Development along with Amy Unruh. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849690448