Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz

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Google developer day presentations

November 29, 2008


A few weeks ago Google held a developer day here in Israel. Yesterday I got notice that the presentations and slides are now online (all the presentations are in English so don't worry)

  • I thought that the talk on AppEngine (by Jon McAlister) is worth watching - Google's offering in the cloud computing arena (some of the competition Azure is up against for you  MS buffs out there :) ).
  • Thomas Steiner introduction to GWT 
  • Chewy Trewhella talk about mushups (with examples of using Google's services)
  • and event the Keynote is nice (starts around the 11th minute of the video) on opennesss and Google's offering

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