Session On Web 2.0 using Google Technologies at Java + Google Meet

The expert session for the next IndicThreads Java meet is about “Using
Google technologies and APIs for Web 2.0 development”. Google
technologies like Maps, Searches and Docs are very popular. However
realizing that the innovation in Web 2.0 has to come from communities
on the web, Google is now empowering them with tools and APIs to build
their own innovative yet practical applications.

One can now combine
and build applications using maps, gadgets, customized search, feeds,
spreadsheets and mashup editors, and not to forget Google Gears.
This session will look at using various Google technologies and APIs
for Google Mapplets, Local Searches, Google Base, Searches, Open Social
and even Google Docs (mainly about building applications with
SpreadSheet). This topic ends with introducing the Pune Google
Technology User Group.

Speaker
Bio- Rohit Ghatol has
been a Software Professional for about 6 years. He currently plays a
role of Project Manager at Synerzip Softech. He has a BE Computer
Engineering Degree from PICT Pune. His main interests lies in keeping
abreast with what’s new in the Technology world. He has also been
involved in taking training on Java technologies like Hibernate, Java
Server Faces, Struts, Google Web Toolkit , Grails and many such topics.
Lastly, he has initiated a group in Pune namely “Pune Google Technology
User Group” with the prime focus to educate people about what is
possible in the Web 2.0 world with the help of Google Technologies.

Date and Time:

Saturday, 2nd Feb 2008
6.00 pm – 7.00 pm: 
Using Google technologies and APIs for Web 2.0 development

Venue:
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research (SICSR),
7th floor, Atur Center, Model Colony, Pune

Directions  – Map –
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* Entry is free of cost. Entry on first come first served basis.

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