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This document provides tips for Google I/O 2018 and summarizes the speaker's background. It outlines that the keynote, sessions, sandbox, and codelabs are parts of I/O. It also demonstrates building a simple UI with Flutter, a Google-developed UI toolkit using Dart. The document ends by providing a link to additional I/O tips and thanking the audience.
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- 1. I/O Tips 2018.04.11 Kenichi Kambara (@korodroid) Google I/O Pre Party 2018
- 2. About me ? ? ? Droidcon Stockholm 2014 ? Droidcon Spain 2014 ? Droidcon Amsterdam 2013 ? Droidcon Paris 2013 ? Smartphone & Tablet 2014 Spring Tokyo ? Developers Summit 2013 Summer & 2015 ? ? Mobile Dev Blog ? Android ? NTT ( (Android)) (@korodroid)
- 3. Introduction 1. I/O 2. I/O 3. Tips
- 4. 1. I/O ? Keynote ? Sessions ? Sandbox ? Codelabs ? Of?ce Hours & App Reviews ? After Hours
- 5. 2. I/O ( ) Flutter ( UI Dart )
- 6. 2. I/O ( ) Flutter (UI Dart ) FloatingActionButton _fabButton = FloatingActionButton( tooltip: ' ', child: Icon(Icons.attach_money), onPressed: (){ // int totalBill = (amountBill * (100 + taxPercentage) / 100).round(); // AlertDialog dialog = AlertDialog( content: new Text(" ( ):n $totalBill") ); showDialog(context: context, child: dialog); } );
- 7. 2. I/O ( ) Flutter UI
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- 15. Thank you so much. - Please let me know if you have any requests ? such as technical speeches, technical writings and so on. Facebook:http://fb.com/kanbara.kenichi Google+:+Kenichi Kambara LinkedIn:http://www.linkedin.com/in/korodroid Twitter:@korodroid