Win Free Tickets To Google I/O 2011

Google I/O is a developer conference hosted by Google where they have developers from all over the world come together for 2 days to discuss technical content and building the next generation of web, mobile and enterprise applications.



Google I/O is usually in high demand and this year’s tickets for the event were sold quickly enough causing server crashes and more. If you are a developer who wanted to go to the event but could not get a ticket, here is your chance to win free tickets for the Google I/O event to be held on May 10-11, 2011 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

The free tickets will be given away as part of a contest Google is holding for developers. The contest will be held for 10 days in March. Each day Google will ask developers to solve questions and challenges before picking a final winner for the day. The schedule for the contests is as follows (all times in PST):

• March 16 – Android, 9:00 am
• March 17 – Chrome, 9:00 am
• March 18 – App Engine, 9:00 am
• March 21 – YouTube APIs, 9:00 am
• March 22 – Game Developers, 9:00 am
• March 23 – Google Maps / Geo, 4:00 pm
• March 24 – Commerce, 9:00 am
• March 25 – Developer Tools / GWT, 9:00 am
• March 28 – Accessibility, 4:00 pm
• March 29 – Google Apps / Enterprise, 4:00 pm

All the challenges will have 2 rounds with the first round being a rapid-fire question/answer round which will qualify developers to move onto the round 2; which is a coding challenge.

The contest is open to residents of 50 United States and Columbia. Winners of the contest will be announced on April 4. For more information about the winning free Google I/O Developer tickets, visit the contest site.