Android Dev Summit 2019 Registration is Open




Posted by Sean McQuillan, Developer Advocate, Android



Registration now open! #AndroidDevSummit. Oct 23-24 in Sunnyvale, CA


Registration is now open for Android Dev Summit 2019!



Learn, share, and connect at #AndroidDevSummit 2019. It's a great place to learn new Android development skills, share feedback and ideas with the Android engineering team, and connect with Android developers from around the globe.



Join us for the two day conference on October 23-24 hosted at the Google Event Center (MP7) in Sunnyvale, CA. We'll share two days of deep technical talks covering topics such as Jetpack, Android Studio, Android Q, Kotlin, and more. You will learn about the latest innovations straight from the Android engineering team, discover best practices to help you build even better apps, and accelerate your teams’ productivity on Android.



The Android engineering team will be there in person to answer your questions, hear your ideas and feedback (we love that!), and discuss the direction of Android development. And you will be joined by Android developers from around the globe ⁠— it’s a great place to connect with your community.



Conference details



When: October 23-24



Where: Google Event Center (MP7)






Unable to attend?



Wherever you are, you can still watch the talks and engage with the community. You can tune in from anywhere to watch all of the talks online by joining our livestream. Sign up here to stay updated on event announcements. All of the talks will also be posted on YouTube soon after the event, so you can always catch up with the recordings on your own schedule.



The event schedule has not yet been posted, but we encourage you to check out last year’s sessions to learn more about the great content and opportunities Android Dev Summit has to offer.



Register now



Attendance is free and by invitation only ⁠— register now to become eligible for an invitation. Selected attendees will receive their tickets after registration closes on August 15th at 5:00pm PDT. #AndroidDevSummit will fill up fast, so be sure to register today.

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