G Suite Developers Blog: On our Way to See You in Moscow, Warsaw, Prague and Paris

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On our Way to See You in Moscow, Warsaw, Prague and Paris

October 9, 2011

Just a few weeks ago, several members of our Google Apps Developer Relations team returned from Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Hyderabad and Bangalore where they met with many enthusiastic developers as part of Google Developer Day and DevFest events. We're now headed to the skies again and looking forward to talking with amazing Russian, Polish, Czech and French developers.Whether you're building integrations with Google Apps into your products to connect users with their data, helping customers integrate Google Apps with other parts of their Enterprise IT systems, or are simply customizing your own Google Apps environment-- we want to meet you. Drop us a line on Google+ or Twitter and let us know where you'll be.Here's our schedule:

Google Developer Day in Moscow - October 10th

Google Technology User Group meetup in Warsaw - October 12th

Google Developer Day in Prague - October 18th

Google DevFest in Paris - October 20th

Here's who's visiting:

Ryan Boyd profile | twitter | events

Talking about: OAuth and OpenID, Google Apps Administrative APIs
Headed to: Moscow, Warsaw, Prague

Ryan is a Developer Advocate on the Google Apps team, helping businesses build applications integrated into Google Apps. Wearing both engineering and business development hats, you'll find Ryan writing code and helping businesses get to market with integrated features.

Nicolas Garnier profile | twitter | events

Talking about: Google Apps Script, Google Apps: New APIs & Features, OAuth and OpenID
Headed to: Moscow, Prague, Paris

Nicolas joined Google’s Developer Relations in 2008. Since then he's worked on commerce oriented products such as Google Checkout and Google Base. Currently, he is working on Google Apps with a focus on the Google Calendar API, the Google Contacts API, and the Tasks API. Before joining Google, Nicolas worked at Airbus and at the French Space Agency where he built web applications for scientific researchers.