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Google India to host its Developer Fest in Hyderabad and Pune

February 25, 2010 04:47 pm | Updated February 26, 2010 02:17 pm IST - Bangalore

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Google DevFest would also include presentations by partners such as Lepton Software, Impetus Technologies and OrangeScape that have built solutions on Google APIs.

Google DevFest would also include presentations by partners such as Lepton Software, Impetus Technologies and OrangeScape that have built solutions on Google APIs.

Google India is organising DevFest 2010, a developer conference, in Hyderabad on February 27 and in Pune on March 3.

Google DevFest would be a one-day developer gathering of in-depth, technical sessions on how to build the next generation applications with open web technologies, including Google products and services, the search engine said in a statement.

It would also include presentations by partners such as Lepton Software, Impetus Technologies and OrangeScape that have built solutions on Google APIs.

Google DevFest would focus on sharing latest offerings for Google developers that include: App Engine, Maps APIs, Chrome Extensions, Orkut APIs and the new HTML standard which has already been adopted by a wide variety of browsers.

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