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Google for Developers@developers· 28d

Centralized recipes for Google Cloud TPUs are finally here. 🧑‍🍳 Access documentation and framework recipes in one place to build and train AI with the TPU Developer Hub → goo.gle/4grEL83

A conceptual diagram titled "Inside the TPU Developer Hub" features six colorful boxes highlighting capabilities like building with preferred frameworks, deploying high-throughput workloads, and optimizing model execution. These text boxes are linked to illustrative graphics, including a data center, a software stack diagram showing TensorFlow and PyTorch connecting to OpenXLA, a TPU chip, and a secure laptop setup. The visual represents a comprehensive environment for machine learning development and deployment.

Google for Developers@developers· 28d

Say goodbye to sequential bottlenecks. In the stable release of Android Studio Quail 2, you can run multiple agent tasks in parallel with Gemini! 💬🔄 Watch how you can initiate and manage multiple agent tasks simultaneously across your chats. Read more in the launch blog post: goo.gle/4bloC0A

Google for Developers@developers· 29d

Android Studio Quail 2 is now STABLE! 🌟 Bring next-level productivity, faster debugging, and smarter AI assistance straight to your IDE.

Google for Developers@developers· 29d

The debugging journey is part of the process ✨

Google for Developers@developers· 29d

Be the senior dev your past self needed. Comment your code. 📝

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Google for Developers@developers· Jul 13

New Kotlin challenge: Two IDs that match every check you throw at them, but the duplicate filter still lets them both through. Can you find out why?

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 11

Prompt engineering changes quickly. 🧠 Developers at #GoogleIOConnect shared their top hacks. What is the one trick that changed how you build? Drop your thoughts below! 👇 #BuildWithGemini

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 10

Upgrading your image pipeline? ⚡ Meet Nano Banana 2 Lite! Engineered for rapid ideation and high-velocity developer pipelines, it’s the ultimate choice when speed and cost are your primary constraints.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 10

Less boilerplate, more deploying. 🧑‍💻

An infographic titled "Steps to building apps" compares a "Standard workflow" on the left with an "Optimized workflow" on the right. The standard workflow, illustrated by a simple blue flowchart, involves writing manual boilerplate, managing tedious workflows, wrestling with infrastructure, and running slow background tasks. In contrast, the "Optimized workflow" is depicted with a vibrant gradient and playful icons, outlining a process of building app prototypes from prompts, offloading complex coding, minimizing deployment friction, and delegating 24/7 execution.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 9

AlphaEvolve is now Generally Available (GA) via Google Cloud. Built in partnership with Google DeepMind, this Gemini-powered agent brings autonomous algorithm optimization to your hardest engineering and research problems.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 8

Tweak a prompt to fix one complaint, and you may impact performance across other use cases. Move past vibe-checking. Drive disciplined AI engineering with the developer-facing Agent Quality Flywheel and five concrete iteration stages ➡️ goo.gle/4btV9l4

A diagram illustrates the Agent Quality Flywheel, highlighting a detailed five-step "Inner Loop" for building and testing coding agents. The flywheel consists of three stages—Learn & Refine, Build & Test, and Ship & Monitor—with the inner loop expanding from the Build & Test phase to show steps for preparing data, generating traces, grading, analyzing, and optimizing. A feedback arrow indicates that steps two through five are repeated iteratively to refine the agent's performance.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 8

Meet the Nano Banana family: built to solve your image pipeline constraints. 🍌 From lightning-fast drafting to state-of-the-art 4K generation, see how the next-gen image models stack up - swipe to find your perfect match! Start playing in Google AI Studio: goo.gle/googleaistudio

Large text on a dark blue background asks "Which Nano Banana model is right for you?" with the words "Nano Banana" in blue. Smaller white text below says, "Choose the model built for your specific velocity, scale, or absolute quality requirements." A blue L-shaped arrow points toward a circular icon at the bottom right containing a partially peeled yellow banana.

A dark blue promotional graphic for "Nano Banana 2 Lite" introduces the "Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite Image" model. It features a "New" badge and a "Lightning Fast & Ultra Cheap" button, followed by text describing it as the fastest, most cost-efficient Gemini model for rapid ideation and high-velocity developer pipelines. The design is clean, with white text and simple icons like a multi-colored star and a yellow lightning bolt.

A dark blue graphic titled "Nano Banana 2" introduces the "Gemini 3.1 Flash Image" model, accompanied by a multi-colored four-pointed star icon. Below, a pill-shaped button with a scale icon reads "Balanced Baseline," followed by text describing the model as a "generalist workhorse" that balances speed with 4K generation, reliable text rendering, and consistency in processing multiple reference images.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 8

The next era of Android Bench! 🧵

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 8

Are your AI coding agents wasting tokens searching through tightly coupled code? Implementing a separation of concerns helps your software architecture stay clean, modular, and optimized for automation.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 8

Sometimes the code understands the assignment a little too well 😅

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 7

Vibe coding is coming to Android development. ⚡️ We built a native, standalone fitness and to-do app (powered by the Gemini API) and deployed it directly to a physical device using AI Studio. Watch the full episode here: goo.gle/3T2crPZ

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 7

Improve your development workflow by making a plan. ✨ If you’re just starting the #100DaysofCode challenge, don’t forget to define your goals, set your milestones, and select the tools to help you build a strong foundation → goo.gle/4vBrTjX

A person runs forward holding a laptop and a staff topped with a code symbol, surrounded by circular arrows. Text reads, "The groundwork begins by building the habit," below a calendar showing "100 days of code." The person wears a red shirt with a code-inspired heart symbol, a green cape, and a backpack, illustrating the adventurous journey of developing a daily coding habit.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 6

Which shortcut is indispensable to your workflow? 💻

An infographic titled "Windows hotkeys" displays three keyboard shortcuts as 3D rendered keys on a textured background. The featured shortcuts are Windows+D to "Minimize all windows," Windows+up arrow to "Maximize current window," and Windows+left/right arrows to "Move current window to the left/right." Each set includes descriptive labels like "Practical!" or "Handy!" alongside colorful icons and hand-drawn elements.

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 2

A few emojis can reveal a lot about the people behind the code. 💻 What three emojis describe what you do? Drop them below. 👇

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 1

Your Enterprise Notebooks just got an upgrade. You can now use Google Cloud Workbench Instances directly from your favorite IDE with the new VS Code extension. 🧵

Google for Developers@developers· Jul 1

We'll go first... unlimited salad bowl 🥗 Comment your best (wrong) guess below 👇

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Google for Developers@developers· Jun 30

Build production-ready, multi-agent applications with Go 🤖 The Agent Development Kit for Go 2.0 runs single agents and complex graphs on the same execution model. ✅ Dynamic orchestration written in plain Go ✅ Native human-in-the-loop primitives ✅ Built-in retry policies ✅ Unified telemetry spans

The light-blue Go gopher mascot, wearing safety goggles and a tool belt, gestures toward the title "ADK Go v2.0" and a central icon. To the right, a code editor displays Go programming language imports and functions, while a diagram below illustrates "Graph based workflows" and "Human-in-the-loop review" with connected nodes. The background is a dark blue technical landscape with glowing circuitry and isometric cubes.

Google for Developers@developers· Jun 30

Today is the day! We’re officially bringing next-gen media workflows to the Gemini API and Google AI Studio with a massive dual model launch 🧵

Google for Developers@developers· Jun 30

Some reminders arrive in unexpected ways. ☔

Google for Developers@developers· Jun 29

New Kotlin challenge: a permissions bug where giving one user a new role somehow changes another user too. Can you find out why?

Google for Developers@developers· Jun 27

Proof that persistence pays off even when the solution takes years to manifest 🧩

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Google for Developers@developers· Jun 26

"One more line of code before lunch," they say.

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Google for Developers@developers· Jun 25

#GoogleIOConnect Berlin was electric! ⚡️ Developers from across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa saw the latest demos across Modern Web Guidance, Antigravity Agent SDK, Agent skills in Gemini in Android Studio, and much more. We can't wait to see what you build next. #BuildwithGemini

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Google for Developers@developers· Jun 25

Discover the full episode here and tell us in the comments what you're most excited about: goo.gle/4p7GCBz

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Google for Developers@developers· Jun 25

Want to stay on top of the latest Google developer announcements? We’ve got you covered in the new episode of #GoogleDeveloperNews! 🎬