The Google I/O 2015 keynote event may have just begun, but here we have one of the first announcements, thanks to the Google Developers Twitter account.
We've made the #io15 codelabs app publicly available for all participants in person, and attendees worldwide. https://t.co/AHMHZ7g6bH
— Google Developers (@googledevs) May 28, 2015
Google has made all the I/O 2015 codelabs app available to everyone, regardless of whether you are attending the event or not. In case you are wondering what codelabs are exactly, they are guided tutorials that offer a hands-on coding experience. So if you are just starting off as an Android developer, it’s a great way to learn how to build an application. The codelabs cover a variety of topics ranging from Android Wear, Project Tango, the Google Compute Engine to GoogleAPI’s on iOS. Just click the source link below to get started. Remember that you can follow the rest of our Google I/O coverage right here.
Source: IO2015codelabs
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