上周,谷歌在旧金山召开开发者大会,2009年谷歌I / O。大量的Android的存在是在单个会话的形式,涵盖从应用程序优化和调试到可访问性。我参加的大多数是相当有价值的,与一个或两个旧车换现金的平衡。大多数是相当不错了,特别是丹Morrill覆盖部分的陈述关于本机C编码为Android。相反,出席Android会议似乎减弱第二天,或许是由于更少的人坚持的会话,但可能由于Google Wave的吸引力更多的演示。Google Wave撼动了房子,甚至比谷歌离子(即连接。HTC Magic)赠品。由谷歌Android“办公时间”是有很多人参加的工程师,包括很多你看到安卓谷歌组。他们有一个相当稳定的人们出现了问题,这是一个好迹象考虑到有一个公平竞争的时间以外的实际会话。第一天的主题感到有点缝在一起。主题是,应该是显式声明,HTML5。 As it turns out, this was a precursor to the Google Wave announcement the next day, as Wave is heavily dependent upon HTML5. The HTML5 implicit theme also meant that Android's coverage felt tacked on at the end — giving away $3 million via the second Android Developer Challenge warranted a bit more than a sentence or two. Partly, though, this is because of the Google Ion giveaway, as I expect Android would not have been mentioned at all otherwise. This is not unreasonable, as many other Google technologies and initiatives were ill covered (e.g., OpenSocial), though it was somewhat disappointing. Not that I'm knocking the Ion giveaway, of course. The Android Fireside Chat was interesting, in that core Android team members got put on the spot on a few topics. Generally, though, their answers were expected (e.g., on when Flash might be available, they said to ask Adobe). Some of the internal debates on answers between members of the panel, though, were a useful reminder that the core Android team is very human, and that not everything is cut and dried. That being said, it would have been useful if somebody from the Android Market group would have been on the panel, as a few questions had to get passed over because they pertained to the Market and nobody was empaneled to try to provide answers. A lot of the juicy stuff seemed to occur in the press area, and it felt a bit disjointed that the only way conference attendees would learn about that stuff was reading it later on some Web site or blog. The vendor display area offered very tight quarters. There was a ton more floor space available. Even if they did not want additional vendors, surely there must have been some way to allow people to readily move between vendors. Because of the crowds and cramped space, I spent much less time in the vendor area than I had intended, meaning I learned less about Android products than I had expected. Of course, conferences like this are as much about meeting people as they are about the formal program. I was glad to meet a few folk who I only knew through email and catch up briefly with other people who I have chatted with in the past. All in all, it was a reasonably successful event when examined through Android-colored glasses. I'm certainly on board for Google I/O 2010.
像这样的吗?看看我的一些其他最近的博客文章。
降低门槛,第一部分
一个人的愿望列表为Android
货币化的机器人:oem以及杂交
组装Android军队:我能得到贷款吗?