Google I/O is an annual developer conference hosted by Google. I was fortunate enough to attend this conference from Taiwan. In this presentation I will be sharing what I learned and experienced. I will also talk about development on the Google Glass.

1. My Trip to
Google I/O 2013
David Wu
@wuman
blog.wu-man.com
Taipei Open Source Software User Group (2013/05/28)
Android Taipei (2013/05/29)
新竹碼農 (2013/05/30)
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2. about.me/wuman
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3. HTC teams up with technology global
leaders such as Google, Microsoft and
Qualcomm are more than strategic
partnerships. They serve as active labs
of research and development and
product evolution. At HTC,
collaboration is a means to a very
important end: creating a holistic
experience for the customer.
Smartphone Innovator
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4. We’ve Produced Many Firsts
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5. Overview
• What is Google I/O?
• Core technologies for 2013
• Sandbox
• Fun stuff
• Q&A
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6. What is Google I/O
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7. Google I/O Introduction
• Developer conference hosted by Google
• New products
• Sessions and code labs
• Sandbox
• Social event for geeks
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8. Core Technologies for 2013
• Maps
• Android
• Google+
• Youtube
• Search
• Glass
• Chrome, Cloud Platform, Ads, Wallet, etc.
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9. Maps
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10. New Locations API
• Distributed via Google Play Services
• Fused location provider
• Geo-fencing
• Activity recognition
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11. Demo for
New Locations API
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12. Android
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13. Google Play Music All Access
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14. Gaming API
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15. New Build System based on Gradle
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16. Android Studio based on IntelliJ
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17. Revamped Google Play Developer Console
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18. Google Cloud Messaging for Android
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19. BLE and AVRCP APIs (in Level 18)
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20. Mobile Backend Starter for Android
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21. Design
• Navigation Drawer pattern
http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/navigation-drawer.html
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22. Volley
• Library for image loading and network requests
• Two-level cache
• Prioritized requests in multi-level bounded
queues
• Pluggable transport and parser
• Scoped requests
https://gist.github.com/wuman/5625798
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23. GEP for Samsung Galaxy S4
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24. [UPDATE 2013/05/30]
GEP for HTC One!
http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/30/4379796/htc-one-google-edition-announced-stock-android
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25. Google+
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26. Redesign
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27. Auto Awesome Photos
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28. Google+ SSO API
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29. SSO with Auto-Install
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30. Hangout
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31. YouTube
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32. YouTube Player for Android API
https://github.com/wuman/youtube-android-player-mvn-install
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33. YouTube V3 Data API
• Based on version 1.15.0-rc of Google Data API
• Push notifications
• Live streaming API
• Freebase integration
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34. Demo for
YouTube APIs
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35. Search
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36. Google Now Integration with Calendar/Gmail
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37. Freebase Knowledge Graph
• Open, crowd-sourced knowledge graph
• 1B+ facts, 40M+ topics, 2K+ types
• CC-Attribution license
• Search API, Topic API, Maps API
• RDF data dumps
• A subset of Google’s proprietary knowledge
graph
• Schema.org
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38. Freebase Topics and Properties
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39. Freebase Foreign Keys
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40. Freebase i18n Terms
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41. Autosuggest using Freebase Search API
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42. Semantic Tagging
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43. Entity Collection: Exploring Related Topics
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44. Geosearch Collections
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45. Topical Weblinks
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46. Sandbox
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47. Square - 7 Days of Open Source
• OkHttp
• Dagger
• MimeCraft, ProtoParser, JavaWriter
• Robolectric
• IntelliJ plugins for Android Development
• Retrofit
• Picasso
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48. Rocon Instruments
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49. BugSense
• Collects bug and crash reports
• Generates analytics for crash reports
• Supports fix versioning and notifications
http://www.bugsense.com/docs/android
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50. Manymo
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51. TestDroid
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52. LeapMotion
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53. Glass
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54. Glass
• REST-based Mirror API (oAuth)
• Timeline
• Menu items
• Shared contacts
• Locations
• Subscriptions
• GDK
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55. Fun Stuff
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56. Sandbox
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67. HTC Event
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69. After Hours
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76. Glass Party
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78. Making Friends with
Very Famous People
and
Getting Drunk Together
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89. Most of us made it to
the 8am Gradle session
the next morning
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90. Conclusion
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92. “Technology should do the
hard work, so people can get
on doing the things that
make them happiest in life.”
Larry Page
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93. Thank you
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94. Q & A
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