
Google I/O 2022 took place on the 11-12th of May, here are some recommended talks:

[What's new for the web platform](https://io.google/2022/program/3c60e411-5340-4c54-a037-3aceb2825b16/) By [@jaffathecake](https://twitter.com/jaffathecake) and [@Una](https://twitter.com/Una)  
[A deep dive into optimizing LCP](https://io.google/2022/program/3d49f700-4e86-4a50-9f8a-1a2742bc4c22/) By Philip Walton  
[Bridging the gap: Making it easier to build for the web](https://io.google/2022/program/6c749c36-e85f-470f-a981-49b1ddbe9d20/) By [@rachelandrew](https://twitter.com/rachelandrew)  
[Bringing page transitions to the web](https://io.google/2022/program/81ed353d-20e4-4e9a-9b4d-d65b103cfc71/) By [@jaffathecake](https://twitter.com/jaffathecake)  
[Debugging accessibility with Chrome DevTools](https://io.google/2022/program/84bda4d4-bdd9-418f-aa85-f6adbc9f50d8/) By Cynthia Shelly  
[DevTools: State of the Union 2022](https://io.google/2022/program/6213f6fd-c940-4e80-b011-beec59d610f8/) By [@jecfish](https://twitter.com/jecfish)  
[State of CSS](https://io.google/2022/program/9f58d739-87b1-42f0-b715-32584508a69b/) By [@argyleink](https://twitter.com/argyleink)  
[State of Angular](https://io.google/2022/program/97e4d347-ca9b-441c-83dd-58d30d6505d2/) By [@twerske](https://twitter.com/twerske) and Mark Thompson

And here's the full program if anyone wants to have a look at more talks:
https://io.google/2022/program/

These are the talks I thought were interesting and relevant, if you see any more, feel free to reach out on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/matanbobi) and I'll edit 😀

Thanks,  
Matan.


Curated list for Google I/O 2022 - Web