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At the end of 2009, we traveled around the world — to the Czech Republic, Russia, and Argentina — meeting with developers and talking to them about
Google Chrome Extensions and
HTML5 .
Our next and last stop was Buenos Aires for
Google DevFest Argentina . Google DevFests are more focused versions of Google Developer Days. On November 17th, another 800 or so developers attended this event. There, we covered the Google Chrome platform in a couple sessions — on HTML5 and extensions. Below are slides from the talk Mihai gave on HTML5. You can also view
slides from the extension talk .
For us, the best part of being at these events was seeing and hearing about all the interest in Google Chrome from developers everywhere and all the cool things those developers are building with the browser. If you'd like to get involved too, there are a bunch of community-organized Google Chrome events going on now. Check out the
Google Technology User Group site to find a group or
Meetup to find an event near you. And if there isn't a nearby group or event already, why not create your own! We have a
collection of hackathon-in-a-box resources to help you do so.
Posted by Brian Kennish and Mihai Ionescu, Developer Advocates
