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Earlier this week, we announced the introduction of I/O BootCamp , a new event happening the day before Google I/O. We didn't anticipate the level of interest we've seen in just the last few days, and we're both excited and sorry to let you know that I/O BootCamp is now sold out. However, we are accepting waitlist sign-ups. So if you'd like to attend I/O BootCamp, submit your info on the BootCamp website , and we'll email you if a spot opens up. Please remember that I/O BootCamp is only available to those who've already registered for Google I/O. If you'd like learn more about and register for Google I/O, visit code.google.com/io .By Joyce Sohn, Google Developer Team
This year, we're introducing I/O BootCamp , a new event happening the day before Google I/O . BootCamp is an opportunity for attendees to get a crash course in our major development platforms and tools before they head into Google I/O. BootCamp will feature introductory "101" content, hands-on lab sessions, and community-led discussions. BootCamp is only available to those who are registered to attend Google I/O. Since space is limited, we ask that interested Google I/O attendees please register at our BootCamp site . To register for Google I/O, please visit code.google.com/io .By Stephanie Liu, Google Developer Team