Trying to secure your Firebase Database? Check out the latest #Firecasts to learn the fundamentals of Firebase Security Rules: https://goo.gl/iwfjTo

Introducing Google API Console, now available to all of our API users. More info on the #GoogleDevs blog: https://developers.googleblog.com/2016/03/introducing-google-api-console.html

In this #DevShow Interview, +Timothy Jordan chats with Mary Grove (Director of Google for Entrepreneurs) about how Google is working to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses around the world. https://goo.gl/pFzEXJ

In this week's #Firecasts, +David East covers how to get started with Firebase and iOS - it's as easy as creating a Podfile! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUTGBfc9ur8&index=1&list=PLOU2XLYxmsIKkg55tSHz0Xc8ZMVS1GJQL

Register today for Google Code Jam

Google Code Jam is here! Registration is now open for Google’s 13th annual algorithmic, global coding competition. And back for the second year is the Distributed Code Jam track, giving contestants even more ways to test their programming skills. This year, the competition is bigger than ever…

Registration will be open until the close of the first online round. The Online Qualification Round will take place on April 8 @ 23:00 UTC.

Visit g.co/codejam to learn more.

Methods Count - Your solution for a perfectly fit APK

Android ‪#‎GoogleDevExpert‬ Sebastiano Gottardo created a website to help Android developers dealing with the 65K method limit. Check the methods count for every open-source Android library, together with their dependencies: http://goo.gl/hWouPI

Learn about Android for Work as Laurence Moroney meets with Janice Wong for #CoffeeWithAGoogler https://goo.gl/7FRX59

Ready to host an #io16extended event in your local community?

Bring together your local developer community while taking part in I/O festivities by hosting an I/O Extended event in your neighborhood. Who knows...your event might even get a shout out during the #io16 event in Mountain View, CA!

The agenda for I/O Extended is totally up to you. You can live stream the I/O keynote & sessions, invite local guest speakers, demo products, organize a hackathon, and more.

To get started with organizing an I/O Extended event:
- Create a public RSVP page for your event using an event platform of your choice.
- Register your public event on the I/O Extended website (https://goo.gl/5S14QD) so that it appears on the I/O Extended map at google.com/io. Note: If you’re a Google Developer Group (GDG), please register your event via developer.google.com/events.
- Read through the I/O Extended 2016 Organizer’s Guide (https://goo.gl/M7KPXl) for tips on hosting a successful event.
- Join the I/O Extended 2016 Organizer’s G+ Community (https://goo.gl/uPXuQU) to exchange ideas with other hosts.
- Start planning!

This week, +Timothy Jordan goes over all the latest updates from the new Android N Preview to Analytics for Google Cast applications. https://goo.gl/VqdrFc

Getting started with Firebase and iOS is as easy as creating a Podfile. Learn how to get started in the latest #Firecasts

https://goo.gl/MDQL3O

Join +Timothy Jordan this week on an all new #DevShow: new algorithms to lower the cost of secure computing, Project Tango, & more! https://goo.gl/OB3jyM