Let the Kids Play: A young DevFest speaker and a DevFest organizer talk tech

The DevFest events, organized by Google Developers Groups (GDG) around the world, are drawing attention for their inclusive and collaborative environment, where young students are increasingly taking the stage to discuss advanced topics like machine learning and robotics. A notable example took place in San Francisco, where GDG Lead Vikram Tiwari engaged in a dynamic conversation with 11-year-old Aaron Ma, the youngest speaker at the event, about programming preferences and techniques. Both shared their enthusiasm for languages—Vikram favors JavaScript for its flexibility, while Aaron prefers Python for its ease of use and versatility—and their strategies for improving coding skills through open-source projects. They emphasized the importance of community support and collaboration in the DevFest environment, highlighting how these gatherings foster skill development and break down social barriers by creating a welcoming space for developers of all ages and backgrounds.

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