Google Developer Groups (GDGs) are community groups for developers interested in Google’s developer technology. We host events, workshops, and discussions to foster learning and collaboration.
When you join a Google Developer Group, you'll have the opportunity to learn new skills in a variety of formats. You’ll also meet local developers virtually or in-person with similar interests in technology. The community prides itself on being an inclusive environment where everyone and anyone interested in tech - from beginner developers to experienced professionals are welcome to join.
Google Developer Groups (GDG) are community-driven groups that bring together developers, tech enthusiasts, and innovators to learn, share, and build with Google technologies.
Google Developer Groups (GDGs) are community-led groups that focus on learning, networking, and collaboration around Google technologies. They provide opportunities for developers to enhance their skills, share knowledge, and contribute to technological advancements.
GDGs operate across multiple domains, including mobile development, web technologies, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and emerging tech. They foster innovation through meetups, workshops, hackathons, and conferences.
GDG Web Development focuses on modern web technologies.
GDG Solution Challenge is a global tech innovation contest.
GDG Android focuses on Kotlin, Jetpack, and Compose.
GDG Java focuses on Java, Spring, and Cloud.
GDG Open Source fosters collaboration,Storing and innovation.
GDG Blockchain focuses on DApps, smart contracts, and Web3.
GDG Firebase focuses on backend development and Cloud.
GDG Algorithms focuses on problem-solving.
GDG AI & ML focuses on machine learning, deep learning, and AI innovation.
GDG Gen AI Study Jams explore hands-on learning in generative AI technologies.
GDG Graphic Design focuses on visual storytelling, UI/UX, and creative design tools.
GDG Cloud Engineering focuses on cloud computing, DevOps, and scalable infrastructure.
GDG swags include T-shirts, hoodies, and stickers with Google branding. Tote bags, notebooks, and pens are common at events and meetups. Water bottles, mugs, and badges add a fun and practical touch. Limited-edition collectibles like pins or socks make events special. Swags celebrate community engagement and encourage developer participation.
GDG swags are exciting goodies given at events, meetups, and hackathons. Common items include T-shirts, hoodies, and stickers featuring Google branding. Tote bags, notebooks, pens, and water bottles add both style and utility. Limited-edition collectibles like pins, socks, and badges make them special. These swags celebrate community engagement, encourage participation, and create lasting memories.
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