Posted by Elizabeth Yin & Min Li Chan, Google Developer Programs
May and June were exciting months for our developer team. Not only is it the start of summer in the Bay Area, but also the start of Google I/O and Google Developer Days around the world. Many of the team dispersed to various parts of […]

Posted by Andrew Bowers, Product Manager

We hosted Google I/O at the Moscone Center in San Francisco this week, with 3,000+ developers in attendance. They took advantage of nearly 100 in-depth technical sessions, on-site massage therapists, and 3,500 pounds of assorted snacks (including 395 pounds of M&Ms and 190 pounds of Gummi Bears).
While we can’t embed […]

Posted by Chris Prince, Software Engineer
It has been a year since the launch of Google Gears, and we wanted to offer a glimpse into what’s changing, and what’s ahead.
First of all, to better reflect the open nature of this project, we’ve decided to rename ourselves. Henceforth, the project will be simply “Gears.” We want […]

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Posted by Mussie Shore, Product Manager
Have you ever wished you could share information and interact with friends while visiting some of your favorite websites? There are a number of great social networking sites out there that let you stay connected, but the rest of the web typically hasn’t been social. Yet.
Site owners have been saying […]

Posted by Kevin Gibbs, Tech Lead, Google App Engine
We just launched a preview release of Google App Engine, a way for developers to run their web applications on Google’s infrastructure. In the same way that Blogger made it easy to create a blog, Google App Engine is designed from the ground up to make it […]