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Together with @lipis<\/a>, I had the pleasure of giving a talk titled\nExcalidraw and Fugu: Improving Core User Journeys<\/em>. You can watch the talk in the video embed\nbelow, or read my video write-up<\/a> over on web.dev.<\/p>\n
Google I\/O 2020, like all the I\/O conferences before, was planned as a physical event. But then the\ncoronavirus struck, and I\/O 2020 was the I\/O that never was. In 2021, we had enough time to plan, so\nI\/O 2021 was the first virtual event in the series.<\/p>\n
The team outdid themselves and recreated the entire experience as a virtual game. As\nArs Technica wrote<\/a>,\nGoogle's I\/O Adventure was almost as good as being there<\/cite>. To get a feel for it, here's\nthe official teaser video<\/a>. During the event, you could bump into\nGooglers and talk to them, almost like in the real world. Below, you can see a team photo we took at\nthe obligatory lighthouse. Can you spot me?<\/p>\n Together with @lipis<\/a>, I had the pleasure of giving a talk titled\nExcalidraw and Fugu: Improving Core User Journeys<\/em>. You can watch the talk in the video embed\nbelow, or read my video write-up<\/a> over on web.dev.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n