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SLAVA PANASENKO: I'm Slava for "The Developer Show."
This is your weekly update on the coolest developer
news from Google.
In the previous show, we covered a lot
of things announced at I/O, and we have more great news
to share with you.
There is a new API component to create customized passes
in Google Wallet.
Google Pay and Wallet Console is a platform
that helps developers discover, integrate ways, and manage
Google Pay and Google Wallet features for their businesses.
Google Wallet onboarding and management
has moved to Google Pay and Wallet Console,
so you can control all your integrations from one place.
You can find the new Google Wallet section in the console's
left-hand navigation bar, and from there, access
your tickets, loyalty programs, offers,
and other passes resources.
Jetpack Compose simplified UI development
to allow Airbnb engineers the freedom
to focus on more dynamic and innovative features that
benefit the app's hosts and guests.
Android's modern UI-building toolkit directly
supports both of Airbnb's development principles,
using technologies that sparks innovative development
and empowering the engineers behind the work.
In the new blog post, Vinay Gaba from Airbnb
shares how Jetpack Compose empowers developers
to do their best work.
Read the Airbnb Compose story in the Android Developers
blog post.
Last week, we released a new sample app on GitHub, Now
in Android.
It showcases best practices, opinionated designs,
and solutions to complex, real-world problems which
other sample apps don't handle.
It also helps you, the developer,
keep up-to-date with the areas of Android development
which interest you most, all while also keeping up-to-date
with the latest Android news and announcements.
Right now, the app is in alpha and includes
UI built with Jetpack Compose, Material 3 theming,
adaptive layouts for different screen sizes,
app architecture from our guidelines,
reactive programming models, and more.
Check out the app on GitHub and let us know what you think.
The Firebase team made a lot of announcements
at this year's I/O. To help you navigate those announcements,
Tyler Crowe from the Firebase team
made a great summary in his blog post.
It covers tools for accelerating app development
and getting to market faster, running your apps
with confidence, and delivering the best
experience to your users, plus seamless and secure development
experience for you, the developer.
Learn more about Firebase's announcements
and recently launched products in Tyler's post
on the Firebase blog.
Google Cloud announced a new data set that provides access
to critical software supply chain
information for developers, maintainers, and consumers
of open-source software.
The Open Source Insights project scans
millions of open-source packages from the npm, Go, Maven, PyPI,
and Cargo ecosystems.
It computes their dependency graphs
and annotates those graphs with security advisories, license
information, popularity metrics, and Azure metadata.
This new data set allows anyone to use Google Cloud BigQuery
to explore and analyze the dependencies, thus helping
developers better understand the structure and security
of the software they use.
Begin exploring these public data
set tables with a guide you can find on the Google Cloud blog.
At Google I/O, we saw how important
artificial intelligence and machine learning
has become for developers.
On June 9, Google Cloud is hosting a digital event,
Google Cloud Applied ML Summit, where
you can learn new and sharpen existing skills in this field.
Join this event to find new ways to build
reliable, standardized AI pipelines,
train high-quality ML models in minutes with AutoML,
and make the most of your Google Cloud investments.
Visit cloudonair.withgoogle.com/events
to reserve your seat for the summit.
To learn more about all of this week's stories,
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and stay safe.
I'm Slava for "The Developer Show."
Thanks for watching, and we'll see you next week.
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