Experts on Air 12 - I/O 2018 Recap

Missed the Livestream of the Google I/O 2018? This episode we did a Recap + AMA around the Google I/O 18 a developers festival event that was held May 8-10 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA. I/O brings together developers from around the globe annually for talks, hands-on learning with Google experts, and a first look at Google’s latest developer products. For this episode we had Dario Mungoi, Rebecca Franks, Mike Geyser, Alex Koller and guests Nick Rout, Joshua Leibstein & Mustafa Ali share their experience and takeaways from the event.

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2. Android App Bundle Alex Koller @AllexKollerDev
7. Dynamic Modules Mustafa Ali @mustafa01ali
13. Google Play Releases Mustafa Ali @mustafa01ali
17. ConstraintLayout 2.0 Rebecca Franks @riggaroo
18. New Layouts Flow - Like FlexBox Linear - Like LinearLayout Interesting Decorators, Lava Decorator
19. Managing State
21. Motion Layout
24. Watch the ConstraintLayout Talk bit.ly/cl-io18
25. AR, VR and Machine Learning Josh Leibstein @JoshLiebe
26. Cloud Anchors
27. Cloud Anchors
28. Augmented Images
29. Google Maps Platform for games
30. ML Kit
31. ML Kit Coming soon:
32. Machine learning and healthcare
33. Material Design Nick Rout @ricknout
34. Overall goals - Provide more flexibility & expressiveness for brands through Material Theming - Maintain core Material metaphors - Research-backed guidelines and UI component designs - Tools for designers to mock & showcase screens - Open source components for Android, iOS, Web & Flutter developers - Make design -> develop process seamless - New website! material.io
35. Flexibility & expressiveness with Material Theming - More System icon styles - More shape types - Wider range of color palettes (accessibility focus) - Embrace typography
36. New & updated component designs (backed by research) - Text fields - Buttons - Extended FAB - More...
37. New design tools - Material Theme Editor (Sketch plugin) - Improved icon exporter - Color tool - Gallery (similar to Zeplin, InVision, etc.)
38. New develop components - Android, iOS, Web, Flutter - Now found at github.com/material-c omponents/ - Android: replaces Design Support Lib - Developer tutorials
39. Build cool things!
40. Polymer and PWAs Mike Geyser @mikegeyser
42. Remove polyfills (well, except for old browsers) Move away from HTML Imports Use npm rather than bower Make Polymer Less Weird Play nicely with others (Fit into the ecosystem)
43. Where to next? Polymer 3.0 LitElement New Elements Starter kit lit-html Material Theming Evolve the Platform CSS Shadow Parts Custom Elements Registries Package name maps HTML Modules HTML Template Instantiation
44. Polymer PWA Starter Kit Polymer + LitElement + Redux + Testing + Samples = <3
45. Lighthouse 3.0 New UI, More audits Faster feedback Smaller variance in audits (Chrome extension available now)
46. bit.ly/IO18-Web
48. Android Navigation Components Dario Mungoi @Dario Mungoi
50. Q & A
51. Resources Real-world games with Google Maps: https://youtu.be/vT1AUdQVvOo ML Kit Quickstart: https://github.com/firebase/quickstart-android/tree/master/mlkit ML innovations in healthcare: https://youtu.be/JzB7yS9t1YE bit.ly/cl-io18