The document summarizes the inauguration event of Google Developer Student Club - SNU (GDSC SNU). It includes the agenda of the event with topics like the impact of the community, introduction to GDSC SNU, technologies that will be explored like Android and Flutter. It provides details about guest speakers, club structure, goals for the year including learning technologies, building solutions and connecting with other communities. The event highlights contributions of the community and thanks faculty members, speakers and students for their support.

1. GDSC SNU - Inauguration Event
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3. About the Lead
Soumyadip Mondal
@unsuitable001
Open Source @ Dart (Google) | CSBS5

4. Event
Agenda 10 min
1
Impact of this community in the world
2
Whats and Hows
3
Introduction to our work domains
4
This year’s timeline
5
Introduction to Google Developer
Student Club - SNU
10 min
15 min
25 min
5 min
6
Words from our faculties
15 min
7 Being a part of GDSC SNU
10 min
8 A gift from Google Developers
1 min

7. • Built sustainable solutions for all,
from specially abled people to flood
affected ones.
• Prepared thousands of people to be
a better engineer, friend and leader.
• Operating in 700+ zones, globally.

9. This is our first year 🥳
We are waiting for you all

10. Goals of this year
• Learning various technologies together.
• Building solutions to real-world problems.
• Recognising rising stars among us.
• Connecting with other communities and collaborating with them in
various events.
What we will do

11. Guest Speaker Session

13. PASTE SKG’s profile here

15. PASTE others’ profiles here one by one

16. Club Structure

17. Technologies we will explore

18. Android
Hritik Kumar Singh
@Simba-97
znap.link/Simba-97

19. Android
What is Android?
Android is an operating system developed by
Google. It is based on the Linux Kernel. It is
primarily designed for touchscreen devices like
smartphones and tablets.
Android’s user interface involves direct interaction
with the device.

20. Java is one of the official language for developing
android apps.
At Google I/O 2017, google announced its support
for Kotlin in Android Studio and on May 2019,
Google announced Kotlin as it’s preferred
language for Android Development.

21. Scope of Android
• Android 1.0 was released on September 23, 2008.
• There are over 3 billion android devices in the world as of May 2021.
• Serves on a wide range of devices.
• It is the largest installed base of any operating system and as of now the Google Play
Store features over 3 million apps.
Not just limited to mobile devices!!

22. Flutter
Soumyadip Mondal
@unsuitable001
One toolkit. All platforms.

23. Flutter
What is Flutter?
Flutter is Google's UI toolkit for building beautiful,
natively compiled applications for mobile, web,
desktop, and embedded devices from a single
codebase.

24. Flutter apps are written in Dart programming
language.
Unlike many other cross-platform toolkits, Flutter
compiles to native code thanks to Dart. Dart is
easy, performant and interoperable with other
languages.

25. Scope of Dart/Flutter
• Flutter started its journey on 4th December, 2018.
• Flutter is 2nd most loved framework and Dart is 7th most loved language.*
• Works on any device you can imagine, opening the market of billions of devices.
• From giants like Google and Alibaba to startups, everyone is creating with Flutter.
*Source: Stackoverflow Insights
It’s just the start

26. Cloud & The Web
Osama Bin Junaid
@ibnjunaid
Cloud Backend Developer @C3M

27. Internet Penetration in India

28. 1. Accessibility
2. Mature and Open Technologies
3. Developer Tools
Why Web?

29. 1. Agility
2. Developer Experience
Why Cloud ?

30. AI/ML
Anuraag Biswas
@anuraag.4321

31. UX/UI Design
Priya Mondal
@designspriya

32. An user-centered approach to solving
design problems, for various aspects like
- Product, Service, Community or any
individual person’s needs.
UI/UX Design

33. Scope of UX/UI
LinkedIn Report 2020

34. Documentation
Soumyadip Mondal
@unsuitable001
Make your code speak to the world.

35. • People love and acknowledge a proper readme file.
• Our memory is more volatile than that of the computer’s.
• Not just you, your friends should also understand.
• Tell others what you’ve learnt.
Make your code speak to the world.
Documentation

37. • Hands on workshops.
• Open source projects.
• Hackathons.
• Events with Google Developer
Experts, Googlers, GDG & GDSC
Leads.
• Partnering with various GDSC &
NGOs.
Overview
Of the upcoming year

38. Being a member

40. Being in this community just
requires willpower and team
work.
- Probably me :p

41. Launching two open-source
projects

42. GDSC SNU App
GDSC SNU Website

43. Get ready for Winter of Code
2.0

44. Be in organizing team
• Help the club run better and efficiently.
• Get mentorship from Google.
• Get industry exposure by connecting with fellow GDSCs, GDEs and
GDGs.
• Swags
By contributing 30 min only.

45. Ask us any questions

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47. Thank you to all the Faculties

48. Thank you to all the Speakers

49. From the community
Pawan Kumar
CSBS3
Manish Kumar Barnwal
CSBS3
Mousumi Pal
CSE3
Kushal Savit Choudhary
CSE5
Smarta Sangui
CSE7
Sanmoy Dam
CSE3

50. From the community
Roop Kumar Chatterjee
CSE5
Shubham Tribedi
CSBS7
Sagnik Mitra
CSBS7
Naveen Shaw
CSE7
Saurojit Ghosh
CSE3

51. Thanks to each one of you