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Firebase
Overview
May 18, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 2 |
Hydra
Firebase just unveiled many significant
and exciting new features. This session will give you an overview of what weÕve
introduced and how you can use Firebase to build better apps and grow your
business. Be sure to join us, as James Tamplin and Francis Ma - product leads
of Firebase, give you the full picture. After this session youÕll be equipped
with the tools needed to build and grow the next great app!
Use Firebase Analytics to Build a
Brilliant App
May 18, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Stage 2 |
Hydra
The average smartphone user taps and
swipes their way through 1GB of data each month. But how can you turn user
behavior into meaningful insights that help you build a brilliant app? The
answer is Firebase Analytics! In this session weÕll explore the key metrics you
need to know through the app lifecycle using real examples. From first release
to a thriving user base, weÕll show you how to detect user delight, user
dissatisfaction and how to grow your app into a successful business.
Creating interactive multiplayer
experiences with Firebase
May 18, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM / Stage 6 |
Virgo
Building realtime features that work on
all your different devices is the holy grail of app development. The Firebase
Realtime Database lets you store and sync data instantly, and allows you to
build a web, mobile or Unity application in minutes without worrying about
wiring up a backend. The real time aspect and a number of lesser known,
powerful features (such as transactions) make it possible to create a
multiplayer gaming experience as well. In this session, you'll learn how to use
the Firebase Realtime Database to keep track of your online players,
synchronize game state across multiple connections, create chat rooms, and
match players together for game play.
Grow your app with Firebase
using Notifications, App Indexing, Dynamic Links
& more
May 19, 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM / Stage 2 |
Hydra
Are you looking to grow your appÕs active
user base? Growth is often a challenging and iterative process and in this talk
we will go through the tools provided by Firebase to help you acquire users, retain them, and
increase engagement. We will go over Firebase App Indexing, Remote
Config, Notifications, Invites, Dynamic Links, and AdWords and see how each of
them can help you with growth in different ways. Following this, look for
individual in-depth sessions for each of these.
The key to Firebase security
May 19, 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM / Stage 7 | Leo
All data stored in Firebase is by default
readable and writable by any authenticated user. While this is great for
getting started, productions apps require stronger security. Thankfully,
Firebase has your back with Security Rules. They provide a declarative way to
specify who can access certain data and what schema that data should have. Take
a deep dive into Firebase security to learn the best practices when securing
your production Firebase apps.
Deep Dive into the (Firebase) Realtime Database
May 19, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM / Stage 4 |
Ursa Major
Let the Firebase Realtime Database be your backend. Build
your app faster, and sync your data in realtime. Come listen to David East
speak how the Realtime Database is optimized for speed, security, and offline
use. In this talk we'll take a look at how you can use the Realtime Database
across Android, iOS, and the Web to build powerful realtime experiences.
Smarter sharing and onboarding with Firebase
Dynamic Links
and Firebase Invites
May 19, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM / Stage 4 |
Ursa Major
URLs and mobile deep links are the
foundation of online marketing channels, yet their behavior can change
depending on the platform, how they were opened, and whether or not there's an
app installed to handle the URL. Even more distressing, most deep link
information gets lost during the app installation process. Firebase Dynamic
Links are URLs that let you take the user to the best possible experience, no
matter what their situation. In this talk, we look at how to use them. We also
learn how Firebase Invites integrates Firebase Dynamic Links with a smart
sender UI to make sharing more effective.
What iOS Developers Should Know About the Firebase Platform
May 19, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
Firebase! It's great. It's also
cross-platform, which means we have a lot of interesting content that we want
to share with just you iOS developers. Topics will include everything from installation
tips for iOS projects, how to make Remote Config happily work alongside
NSLocalizedString, how Firebase Cloud Messaging communicates with APNs, tips
and tricks to keep your app svelte, and why APNs is spelled with a lower-case
"s". Actually, we're just kidding about that last one. We have no
idea.
Firebase App Indexing: Rules
of Engagement
May 19, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
To-date Google has indexed over 100B deep
links from Android and iOS apps. 40% of searches on Android return results for
indexed apps as well. Learn the simple steps to get your mobile app indexed by
Google to drive installs and traffic to your app. This talk will show you how
your app content can appear in Google Search results, autocompletions when people
search, and Now on Tap — as well as how you can test and measure your
performance on Search.
Supercharging Firebase
with Google Cloud Platform
May 19, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
In this talk, we will take a look at how
you can use Firebase to build a real time application that interacts with
virtual machines, big data, machine learning APIs, and more on Google Cloud
Platform. Firebase allows you to build awesome real time apps quickly and
easily. Google Cloud Platform lets you build powerful services that scale.
Combining these two platforms gives you the power to build amazing experiences
without worrying about infrastructure and operations. Join us as we show you
step by step how we built our application in just a few days. You will walk
away ready to build an amazing application with Firebase and Google Cloud
Platform
Recipes for App Development with Firebase
May 20, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM / Stage 2 |
Hydra
Calling all mobile developers! The
Firebase platform provides so many great tools for building your app. In this
session, learn about how to all of these components together to bring a mobile
app from idea to market to profit. We'll take a look at some potential app
concepts and see how Firebase can provide the infrastructure to make them
successful. We can't wait to see what you build!
Zero to App: Develop with Firebase
May 20, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM / Amphitheatre
Firebase helps mobile and web developers
create extraordinary apps. It abstracts complex infrastructure and simplifies
the development process. By using Firebase, developers can build the best user
experience in the shortest amount of time, all without having to spin up
servers or manage infrastructure. We'll explore how Firebase authenticates
users and synchronizes data by creating an app on stage. You'll experience
first hand how easy it is to build with Firebase!
Configuring the world:
Rapid actioning based on (Firebase) analytic insights
May 20, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM / Stage 7 |
Leo
You built your app and you launched!
Congratulations! And now you're gaining fascinating insights on user behavior
thanks to Analytics and you're itching to take action based on these insights.
You can always go back to changing your app and pushing a new version, hoping
your users will update your app. But there is a faster way to make changes: Firebase Remote Config.
Firebase Remote Config is built for just this kind of rapid reaction to user
insights. In this talk we will show you how a deceptively simple system for
targeting and distributing key-value pairs can be leveraged to easily modify
your app look and feel without having to constantly update your app itself. We
will show you example with code and also discuss a few real world examples from
early adopters of Firebase Remote Config.
Improve User Acquisition Campaigns with Firebase Analytics
May 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 4 | Ursa
Major
Got a great app and want more users?
Having a user acquisition strategy is crucial to global app domination, but it
doesn't have to be a leap in the dark! This talk shines a light on how you can
run both organic and paid app install campaigns to deliver real results in a
cost-effective way -- and how Firebase Analytics ties it all together. YouÕll
learn how to track user acquisition performance, understand the right metrics
to compare ad networks and see why lifetime value really matters.
Progressive Web Apps on Firebase
May 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
Progressive Web Apps offer a first-class
mobile experience for users, but can be daunting to approach the first time you
build them. Luckily, Firebase offers a first-class development experience for
building Progressive Web Apps! In this session, we'll take a Firebase-powered
web application and turn it into an offline-ready, service-working,
app-manifesting, production-ready Progressive Web App using Firebase Hosting,
Auth, and Database. We'll walk through how to add Progressive Web App
capabilities to an existing app, how to cache app shell and Firebase Database
data offline, and how to deploy your PWA to Firebase Hosting.
5 Neat Tricks You Can Do With The Firebase Platform
May 20, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Stage 2 |
Hydra
So there's a lot of fun things you can
already do with the new Firebase platform if you look at any individual
feature. But let's take a look at some of the amazing tricks you can pull off
when you combine some of these features together! Can you use the new Firebase
platform to find your big spenders and send them a notification telling them
about a hidden sale before the rest of your customer base? Well, I guess this
presentation would be pretty boring if the answer was "no", but drop
by and find out, anyway!
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Angular
2
May 19, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM / Stage 8 |
Crater
Early on with Angular 2, we focused on
creating a full platform that encompasses even more of the needs of our
developer community. Mobile is all the rage as of late, but the majority of
successful product teams have investment across web, mobile web, installed
mobile apps and even installed desktop applications. From individual developers
all the way to CIOs, folks would like to reuse both their development expertise
and their code across these platforms to deliver quickly and at minimal cost.
Please join us to learn how we're addressing this full space of development
needs in Angular 2.
Angular
2 and Progressive
Web Apps
May 18, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
The Angular team has been investing in
building tools and techniques that enable large teams to build robust
applications that span desktop and mobile. Rob Wormald and Alex Rickabaugh
cover the completely re-imagined Angular 2 framework, and the new tools that
make it easy to build Progressive Web Apps.
Instant Loading: Building offline-first Progressive Web Apps
May 19, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM / Amphitheatre
For most of the web, poor network connectivity destroys the
user experience. We can do better. In this session we'll take an online-only
site and turn it into a fully network-resilient, offline-first installable
progressive web app, and this won't involve rebuilding from scratch; it'll be
done in small iterations, with each step improving the user experience whether
they're offline, online, or anything in between. This session will cover
ServiceWorker, web manifests, add-to-homescreen banners, IndexedDB and
BackgroundSync APIs.
Progressive,
Performant, Polymer: Pick Three
May 19, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM / Stage 10 | Cassiopeia
A great webpage gives you the deeply-linked content you want,
immediately, when you click a URL. A great app provides an immersive
client-side experience. Building a web app that's great at both used to require
a lot of effort and tooling. But a set of new technologies shipping in the
modern web platform all fit together to bring this within reach for everyone.
Learn how HTTP/2+Push, Custom Elements, HTML Imports, and Service Worker help
you build sites that transition from lightweight entry points to full-fledged
app experiences, all with great developer ergonomics.
Great libraries and tools for great Progressive Web Apps
May 18, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM / Stage 10 | Cassiopeia
Progressive Web Apps should load fast, work great offline, and
progressively enhance to a better experience in modern browsers. In this talk
we'll walk through the tools and libraries that Google is creating to help
developers create awesome experiences.
Polymer and Progressive Web Apps: Building on the modern web
May 19, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Amphitheatre
The Polymer library, re-written from the ground up with its 1.0
release last year, helps you build composable, interoperable components to use
in your web applications. We'll go over the latest features of the library,
show how to use some powerful newly-released components, show how Polymer is
used in practice, dive into the cutting-edge tools for shipping component-based
applications, reveal a brand-new way to get started building Progressive Web
Applications with Polymer, and a take sneak peek into the future of the
project.
Progressive
Web Apps across all frameworks
May 20, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM / Stage 2 | Hydra
Progressive Web Apps can be built using any JavaScript library
or framework, whether it's React, Angular 2.0, Ember or Polymer. In this talk,
we'll dive into how to craft offline, lightning fast web apps using each of
these solutions. Learn how to take advantage of Service Workers, Server-side
Rendering and an application "shell" architecture to optimise for
first meaningful paint, fast-first load and repeat visits. We'll also cover
techniques for progressive-enhancement using these libraries so your users
still get the best user experience supported by their browser.
AMP + Progressive
Web Apps: Start fast, stay engaged
May 20, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Amphitheatre
AMP delivers outstanding page-load performance for users
browsing content on the mobile web, which is hugely important on limited or
flaky networks. AMP gets content in front of users fast. Progressive Web Apps
deliver reliable performance for re-visits to sites thanks to Service Workers
and the App Shell architecture. This technique allows sites to deliver rich
experiences without worrying about networks. Until now, however, these
approaches for accelerating the mobile web have appeared to be in conflict.
What if it were possible to use them in conjunction to deliver fast initial
loading and reliable second-visit performance, as well as advanced features
like offline reading and richer UI treatment? Come learn about how to make
AMP-based PWAs and hear about how this architecture is working for real-world
publishers today.
Building the Google I/O Web App: Launching
a Progressive Web App on Google.com
Learn how 20% engineers at Google used the
same open source tools & technologies you use to launch a Progressive Web
App on Google.com. We'll cover how we built a real, scalable, offline-first web
app powered by Polymer, web components, service workers, notifications, Google
Sign-in, Firebase, new browser APIs, and more. If Google has an API for it, we
used it! Come for the workarounds. Stay for the tips and tricks.
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Introducing the Awareness API, an easy way
to make your apps context aware
May 18, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Stage 5 |
Libra
Mobile devices are always with their users
- when they wake up in the morning, at the park with friends, even while
driving. There is a huge opportunity to increase user engagement and delight by
tailoring your app experiences to be aware of these environments. We'll be
introducing Awareness API which makes it easy to make your apps context aware,
and manages system health for you.
Increasing app quality with Testing & Monitoring
May 18, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
Increasing the quality of your app is
essential to growing and retaining your user base, increasing your customersÕ
satisfaction and boosting your revenues. Recent data from the Google Play Store
revealed that the majority of users will never open an app again if they
encounter two early-stage crashes. They are also more likely to give it a low
rating and write a bad review. By mining the data from the 1-star reviews on
Play, we recognized that more than half of these reviews are related to quality
issues. In this talk, we'll provide GoogleÕs guidelines to building and
publishing higher quality apps. WeÕll walk you through various tools and suites
that allow you to ensure higher quality for your applications throughout the
development lifecycle.
Mythbusting HTTPS: Squashing securityÕs urban legends
May 18, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM / Stage 10 |
Cassiopeia
HTTPS is a must-have for progressive web
apps. ÒBut,Ó you say, Òit'll make my site slow! And it's going to cost a ton!
And does it really give me any security benefits?Ó In this talk, we'll debunk
some common myths and fears about HTTPS, show you why it's an essential feature
for progressive web apps, and dispense some tips and tricks for getting a shiny
green lock on your site.
GCM is now FCM!
May 18, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM / Stage 6 |
Virgo
Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) is the new
GCM! Find out what platforms it works on (more than Android!), new features,
how simple development has become and how you can leverage the power of FCM to
develop high quality apps!
Building for billions on the web
May 19, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM / Stage 10 |
Cassiopeia
With the growth of smartphones, we are
seeing millions of people from around the word using the internet for the first
time on a mobile device. In this session, you'll learn about the unique
constraints and challenges these new users face and how you can build
progressive web apps that address these challenges to deliver a great
experience for all of your users.
Building GEO services that scale
May 19, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 9 |
Cepheus
Not all map and geo applications run
entirely on your mobile device. Perhaps you want to protect your keys or other
API access data from reverse engineering by putting them in the cloud, or you
have custom business logic that you run on your server that you don't want to
distribute via mobile. To protect your keys and API access data you'll need to
operate some kind of service. In this session you'll learn how to build that
service on the Google Cloud Platform and consume it in a mobile application
that uses the Google Maps APIs.
Notifications: Everything you need in 45
minutes
May 19, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
Notifications are a powerful tool for
engaging your end users. In this session, you'll learn about the life of a
notification -- and the tools that you can use to create and deliver them,
along with the APIs and best practices that you can use to render them in your
apps. To know their effectiveness, you'll need to measure them too -- so we'll
show you great tools and analytics that allow you to see which notifications
work, and which ones don't.
Principles of mobile app design: Delight
users and drive conversions
May 19, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Stage 4 | Ursa
Major
The barriers to users finding and engaging
with a specific app are significant. While efforts are always being put into
mechanisms to increase app discovery, it's critical for app developers to make
sure app experiences are engaging. How can you best connect with the consumer
of your app? What makes for a great app experience? What are best practices to
help reduce friction so that users convert? This talk will help answer these
questions by covering app design best practices based on research.
Who are you, really: Safer and more
convenient sign-in on the web
May 19, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Stage 10 |
Cassiopeia
Does the ÒForgot passwordÓ link on your
site receive more clicks than you'd like? Creating, remembering and typing
passwords is a real hassle for users, especially on mobile screens. As a
result, users get stuck on the sign-in screen and have established a habit to
reuse the same passwords across different sites, which of course entails a
significant security risk. Learn about best practices on how to make your auth
system more convenient and secure for your users - from the bare minimum (e.g.,
form annotation), to the more advanced (e.g., making your users immune to
phishing).
Best practices for a great sign-in experience
May 20, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM / Stage 7 | Leo
Are you losing users at sign-up or sign-in
for your app? Google research has found that half of people get stuck on the
sign-in screen. Building a secure and usable auth experience is difficult and
time-consuming. GoogleÕs Identity Platform provides solutions to these problems
drawing on principles derived from years of experience with one of the worldÕs
largest account systems. Whether you are a new developer or already have an
existing sign-in system, we can help you maximize conversion. WeÕve revamped
Google Sign-In, expanded Smart Lock functionality, and overhauled our
identity-as-a-service solution. Make use of these products today to keep your
most engaged and valuable users signed-in across web, iOS, and Android.
Streamlining developer experiences with
the Google Maps APIs
May 20, 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM / Stage 5 |
Libra
The Google Maps APIs provide a seamless
experience for developers of all levels. Some want to offer a map or navigation
but don't want to build these things themselves; this can be achieved with just
a few lines of code. Other developers prefer to integrate natively with
off-the-shelf widgets. Finally, some developers want complete control over
every aspect of the presentation. This session will highlight the Maps APIs
representing the full gamut of the developer experiences, enabling you to get
going immediately and scale as necessary. You'll see how widgets and services
can be added over time with a suite of Maps APIs, services and libraries.
Deep user engagement with web push
notifications
May 20, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM / Stage 10 |
Cassiopeia
Push notifications are an incredibly
effective way to build deeper user engagement with your application, and are
now available on the web. In this session, we'll take a look at how they work
and deep-dive into how to implement push notifications in web applications,
from beginning to end.
The 2016 Web Development Workflow
May 20, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM / Stage 10 |
Cassiopeia
In this session, we will take a
retrospective look at old workflow tools, future web tooling paths, the web's
unifications efforts, and arguments for why tools are dead, and why the only
hope we have is to embrace the platform.
Best practices for orchestrating the Cloud with Kubernetes
May 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 5 |
Libra
In the last decade, user demand for
always-on applications have grown exponentially. Many developers choose
application patterns to meet this need, but what about the infrastructure
needed to support these ever growing demands? In this talk, we will introduce
you to the next level of automation using hands-on examples of industry
standard tooling like Docker, a container format, and Kubernetes, a distributed
automation platform. We'll cover the basics of modern day applications and how
design patterns like microservices drive the need for more robust
infrastructure. Then we'll cover packaging and distributing apps using Docker.
Finally, we'll up our game to running applications on Kubernetes. By the end of
this talk you'll have the knowledge needed to excel at scale.
Bring your Android app to Android TV in
minutes
May 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 1 |
Hercules
Bringing your app to the living room can
be done in less time than you may think. Join us in this talk, where we'll show
you how to port your existing Android app over to millions of Android TV
devices in minutes. We've also got some great tips on how to make your app
shine on the big screen. Lean back and watch how easy Android TV development
can really be, using Android Studio, libraries such as Leanback, and the
provided Android TV emulator.
High performance web user interfaces
May 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 8 |
Crater
Users expect Progressive Web Apps
interfaces to be responsive and intuitive. In this session weÕll dissect some
UI components, and see how we can build them in a performant way that delights
our users.
Houdini: Demystifying the Future of CSS
May 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 10 |
Cassiopeia
The engine that drives CSS is mostly
working in the background, consuming the stylesheets we write. Houdini is a
collaboration between browser vendors to specify and implement new JavaScript
APIs that expose these internals of the engine to developers.
How AMP achieves its speed
May 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM / Stage 2 |
Hydra
The Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
projectÕs primary goal is to make mobile web pages ridiculously fast, to the
point where they appear to load instantly. Watch AMP engineering lead Malte Ubl
dissect the anatomy of AMP and all of its performance insights and
optimizations, to ultimately give you the power to control your own performance
destiny.
V8, modern JavaScript, and beyond
May 20, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM / Stage 10 |
Cassiopeia
JavaScript powers the modern web and
countless servers running Node.js. Chrome's V8 engine is faster than ever at
running JavaScript code and now includes powerful new ES2015 features to give
developers more control over how they write their apps. Listen to Seth Thompson
talk about the latest speed advances V8 has made in compiling and running
real-world code and how those performance improvements scale to large
JavaScript frameworks running on a wide variety of devices. Finally, hear about
the future of fast code in the browser with WebAssembly: a new cross-browser,
plugin-free, low-level runtime for executing C/C++ code on the web.