Call for Speakers
Android Worldwide January 2024
30 Jan 2024
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android-worldwide.com/
Android Worldwide is an international group of developer communities that like to collaborate. Once every three months we organize free technical events that cater to Android devs.
In the spirit of being inclusive, our first talk is at 13:15 UTC and the party goes on for nearly 15 hours so that there is a convenient time for everybody around the world to join.
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With a central goal of advocating for greater cultural diversity among Android communities, we are proudly building partnerships with community organizers who love the idea of breaking geographical barriers. Any community that approaches us will be welcomed with open arms.
Call for Speakers
07 Nov 2023
15 Dec 2023
You are welcome to submit any talk that interests you, though please make sure that it's relevant for Android Developers.
Please consider the following tips when submitting your talk(s):
- Session title- Please make sure it aligns with your abstract.
- Description- We don't expect an essay, but please communicate what your talk will cover and describe what the audience is expected to learn.
If you would like help with crafting your submission, please feel welcome to join our Slack workspace and ask for help in #colearning.
All sessions will be recorded and shared on the Android Worldwide YouTube channel.
all submitted sessions
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Submitted sessions
- Unlocking the Power of JniGen: Java and Kotlin Interop in your Flutter app
- Future of Conversational AI: Firebase, PaLM API, and Building Intelligent Chatbots
- Android 14: What's new
- Jetpack Compose - What to know before migrating to Compose UI
- Elevating Cross-Platform Excellence: Compose Unleashed with Kotlin Multiplatform
- A guide on making android apps safe and secured
- Building Quality Android Apps for the Future with Continuous Integration
- Modularization at scale
- Testing Kotlin Coroutines
- Practical Patterns for Kotlin Coroutines in Production
- Effective Coroutines
- Crossing Boundaries: Tales of three projects going multiplatform with Kotlin
- Benchmarking Coroutines: Comparing the efficiency of Kotlin Coroutines, project Loom and RxJava
- Exploring What's New in Android: Enhance Your Apps for a Premium Experience
- Boosting Bazel adoption on Android with automation
- Imperative, declarative, object oriented, functional: four of a Kotlin kind
- From Laptop Builds to Advanced CI
- Stop using Jetpack Navigation Compose and switch to Decompose