Google I/O

Sessions at Google I/O

Google I/O brings together engineers to learn about development technologies that are moving web applications forward. Deep technical content and over 90 sessions on AJAX & JavaScript, APIs & Tools, Social, Maps & Geo, and Mobile mean you'll walk away with concrete knowledge.

View the Google I/O Program Schedule for a session grid of the two days, or download it to take with you.

Session Types

• 101: 101 sessions don't require previous knowledge of a particular product or technology. They include overviews of a technology and introductions into new areas. That doesn't mean they aren't technical, because most are. If you are new to a product, start with the 101 sessions and progress to 201s.
• 201: 201 sessions provide a deeper dive into a technology or product. These sessions go beyond the basics and are aimed at developers already familiar with a technology.
• Code Labs: Code Labs walk developers through their first experience with a product or particular aspect of a product. They are 2 hour, more hands-on sessions where engineers will walk you through actual code.
• Fireside Chats: Q&A is often the best part of a session, as it gives developers a chance to ask what's on their minds. Fireside chats are a chance to talk to the product engineering teams.
• Tech Talks: Google has a tradition of holding informative Tech Talks on campus that offer insight into an area. In that tradition, Google I/O features Tech Talks on subjects of interest to developers, such as computer science problems and programming languages.

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