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All this and SO MUCH MORE is possible thanks to ADB.\r\n\r\nThis session is not intended to blast you with a list of ADB commands but instead to share a collection of practical scenarios & examples how you can use this supreme tool everyday in a variety of ACTUALLY useful ways. \r\n\r\nJoin me in this session, regardless of your experience, as we explore what this tool can really do to change the way you work forever!", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T09:10:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T09:50:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": true, "speakers": [ "e42b44a3-8cde-4a6e-abc3-4de4c8ce6330" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "475399", "title": "How we moved SDKs to Kotlin Multiplatform and saved the world (kind of).", "description": "This year the Client SDK engineering team made the leap into the world of Kotlin Multiplatform. \r\nWith one “simple” goal, to unify the Android, iOS and JS SDK. \r\nWe take a dive into why the team wanted to make this move, the history of the SDK and multiplatform efforts up until that point and finally how the new SDK was built!\r\nBut more importantly, we will talk about some surprising benefits of moving to Kotlin Multiplatform and how this might be the solution for your next multi-platform project!\r\n\r\nThe key points you will take away from this talk are:\r\n\r\n* History of past codeshare/multiplatform attempts\r\n* How Kotlin Multiplatform was different\r\n* The improvements Kotlin multiplatform made both to the code base and the team as a whole.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T10:00:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T10:40:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "2f9f28ab-49f3-47e7-bba1-99d7bef4b683" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "512185", "title": "From locally encrypted passwords to passwordless with Passkeys", "description": "The evolution of how we've handled credentials in Android. Handling credentials on Android has taken a long travel path: from encrypted shared preferences, to (Android) keystore, via account managers to Credential Manager. Let's take a closer look at some of these solutions, their pros & cons so that we are better able to make the correct choice when we need it. Is the latest and greated Credential Manager all that it's cracked up to be?\r\nBy the end of this session my hope is that attendees will be able to:\r\n* recognise the solutions presented for handling credentials locally\r\n* list the pros and cons of the approaches presented\r\n* be able to reason when to apply a particular approach in their own projects", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T10:00:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T10:40:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "9c682841-b0dd-42bf-b832-9fcc3783a0e0" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "474113", "title": "Bring machine learning to Android with ML Kit", "description": "What if I tell you that you don't need to be an expert in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to bring some of these great features to your Android application.\r\n\r\nIn this session, we'll explore what ML Kit has to offer to easily bring machine learning features that are optimized for mobile. In fun and practical code sample, we'll explore the main Vision and Natural Language APIs to potentially unlock new ideas and innovative features in your apps.\r\n\r\nJoin us as we explore the power of ML Kit and discover how it can help you take your Android app to the next level!", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T11:00:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T11:40:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "462e6b97-01f9-44b1-864c-9d85bedf911b" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "474591", "title": "Copilot in Android: AI for boring stuff, people - for important", "description": "Welcome to the exciting world of Github Copilot! Have you ever heard about Github copilot and how it helps with super smart auto-completion?\r\n\r\nJoin us as we dive into the capabilities of this AI tool and see how it can improve your workflow. We’ll take a deep dive into real projects to see how Copilot performs in the wild and explore the potential it has to make your life easier. Or harder.\r\n\r\nNow it’s time to figure out how much it would help us with auto-completion of not only basic functions but also whole interaction scenarios. In this session, we will see how smart Github copilot is in real projects, will see how it may help with new projects, and watch for mistakes in doing and how it is worst in general.\r\n\r\nBut it’s not all fun and games - we’ll also discuss the ethical considerations of using AI in our work. Is it taking jobs away from humans? Or is it just a helpful tool that allows us to focus on important tasks? 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The emphasis will be on the simplicity and effectiveness of the implementation and the potential it holds for inspiring more developers to incorporate AI in their projects.\r\n\r\nKey Takeaways:\r\nLearn to integrate GPT-4 in a mobile application to create dynamic, user-influenced content.\r\nGain insight into using Jetpack Compose to build user-friendly interfaces for text-heavy applications.\r\nDiscover the process of combining AI with traditional mobile development tools to build a product.\r\n\r\n", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T11:00:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T12:30:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "0160cb5a-5f61-44fe-a714-377dab11bbd3" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 38363, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "501753", "title": "Fine, I'll draw it myself - How to create Custom Composables", "description": "Jetpack Compose is great at creating a beautiful UI easy and fast, by putting together already available Composables. But sometimes this is not enough, sometimes more flexibility is needed. In this session we explore what possibilities Jetpack Composes Canvas API is providing to us and how we can leverage it to create our own custom drawn components. We will create a fully working labeled ranged slider from scratch, breaking each needed UI element down to its primitive drawing functions and drawing the UI completely by ourselves. A beautiful UI is nice to look at, but this is only have of the story, users want to interact with our component. 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This talk is about how we achieve that successful result that made the N26 Android Engineers happy and more productive.\r\n\r\nI will present the implementations that N26 platform team did to reduce the compilation time of our app module from 20-25minuts to 5-6minuts. Also we reduced the compilation time of the library modules to improve the productivity of the engineers. I will talk about the gradle dependency graph, DI (Anvil plugin from square) and about dependency inversion.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T11:50:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T12:30:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "9d93dd9c-3c1e-446d-bf83-34cb61dca934" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "474105", "title": "Getting your apps ready for Material 3", "description": "Material 3 is Google’s latest and newest design system. However, using or adopting Material 3 in Android apps might be a bit challenging.\r\n\r\nIn this talk, we will see how we can use the Material 3 design system with the Material components in Android apps. Firstly, we will talk about the color system and typography in Material 3 and discuss the differences with Material 2. Then, we will see how to use Material 3 components both in the Android View system and Jetpack Compose. Moreover, we will touch upon how to migrate to Material 3 from Material 2 and, share the experiences for Material 3 migration of our banking apps. Finally, we will argue about the pros & cons of using Material 3.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T13:30:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T14:10:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "5f7faf69-dd61-4ad6-b6d8-0173cae292d8", "0480588f-3fc1-42d8-8905-907865f73ef9" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "512130", "title": "Optimizing Network Communication in Android: From REST to GraphQL", "description": "In this presentation, we will explore different approaches for network communication in Android, starting with traditional RESTful APIs and progressing to GraphQL. We will discuss the pros and cons of each approach and provide practical guidance on implementing efficient and scalable network layers in Android apps. Through examples and real-world scenarios, you will gain insights into selecting the right approach for your app's specific needs.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T13:30:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T14:10:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "ad329670-0f3e-440c-b493-e55647becc81" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "528752", "title": "Flutter Introduction Workshop", "description": "What can you learn in the Workshop?\r\n\r\n- Introduction to Flutter & Dart\r\n\r\n- Create a multi platform TODO app\r\n\r\n### Prerequisites\r\n\r\n1. Programming knowledge. As the focus of these workshops is Flutter, it is necessary that participants already have knowledge of programming computer programs, because it is not possible to include an introduction to programming in this workshop.\r\n\r\n2. Laptop computer, where you can run flutter (see links in the next point for more details on this).\r\n\r\n3. Have Flutter installed You can find out how to install it at:\r\n\r\n- https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install\r\n\r\n4. Have Visual Studio Code/Codium installed This will be the editor used by the instructor during the workshop. You are free to use another one but the instructor's ability to support it may be limited.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T13:30:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T15:00:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "7436a5fb-c141-48ef-95cd-ffffaea4fd0c" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 38363, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "487955", "title": "Beyond the Mockery: Why We Should Embrace Testing Without Mocking Frameworks", "description": "In software development, mocking is a popular technique used to simulate dependencies and test behaviour without relying on external systems. However, as with any technique, there are pros and cons to using mocks.\r\n\r\nIn this talk, I'll discuss why using mocks may not be the best approach and why we should instead use fakes or in-memory implementations of well-defined interfaces. We will explore the drawbacks of mocks, including how they can lead to brittle tests, slow down development, and make it difficult to refactor code.\r\n\r\nBy contrast, we will see how using fakes or in-memory implementations can provide faster feedback, increase confidence in the code, and make it easier to maintain tests as the codebase evolves. We will look at some examples of how to implement these alternatives, and how to make them useful in different testing scenarios.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T14:20:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T15:00:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "10659767-356c-4cd5-ba9c-12cec7a3ce79" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "493001", "title": "Hack into Dependency Injection (with Jetpack Hilt)", "description": "Learn an overview of Dependency Injection and dive into understanding the building blocks of Jetpack Hilt. We'll start from understand what is dependency injection and differentiation between its types. Then start to understand what Hilt is all about. We'll talk about core concepts in hilt like injection, modules, components and how these come together and make it easier to develop our code. We'll see examples of code on how to put together the major annotations to achieve dependency injection.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T14:20:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T15:00:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "a4e9ceab-61ad-490c-8fda-98cb460b44f4" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "474292", "title": "K2 compiler in production", "description": "Sergei will talk about the K2 Kotlin compiler and its use in production environments. K2 is a new addition to the Kotlin compiler toolchain that is designed to improve the performance and efficiency of Kotlin compilation. Although still relatively new, K2 is a powerful tool for Kotlin developers who want to build fast, efficient, and reliable applications. In this talk, we will explore the benefits of using K2 in production environments and discuss how it can help improve the performance of your Kotlin builds. We will discuss the impact of K2 on clean and incremental build speeds and share independent benchmarks from a relatively large codebase at Meta.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T15:10:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T15:50:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "8466c9d8-0d23-41da-a283-80632a241057" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "474238", "title": "To scale or not to scale, that is the question.", "description": "Yesterday was five of you, today you can fill a stadium with all of you! Lengthy, old-fashioned, and overly complicated processes across teams? Immeasurable/infinite roadmap with non-stop stakeholders requests? Legacy code with a mixture of patterns? Code smell? Limited code coverage? High crash rate? Highlander ticket on your board?\r\n\r\nNo problem! You are not alone. \r\n\r\nTeam and process scaling is not a simple and smooth job if it's not reached gradually by a step-by-step incremental path. Accelerating this process due to business needs can bring a lot of problems at different company levels creating bottlenecks between people. Colleagues in the same squad, between different squads or across different teams can stop work properly introducing delays or loops across the flow.\r\n\r\nSo, where to start? How we can analyze and judge processes? How do we create a 'list of priorities and tasks? How we can achieve a good result and how do we measure it? How we can speed up our process and make team scale and at the same time find improve our code base? \r\n\r\nThis talk will guide you on our experience of how we survived (or at least we try to) in this ecosystem, and how we reacted to starting to create a good working env. At the end of the talk, you will have a good MacGyver-knife framework to use in similar situations which will help to improve your (and your team's) manner of working. \r\n\r\n\"The best way to beat a problem is to make it work for you.\" - MacGyver", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T15:10:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T15:50:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "b8e52efe-7709-4af8-8e97-cb07860b8e24" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "479351", "title": "Forging the path from monolith to multi-module app", "description": "Going from a monolith to a multi-module project is a long process, that requires careful planning and a well-thought through strategy, especially in medium-large teams.\r\n\r\nThe TIER application is evolving to a multi-module structure and this talk will be the logbook of the journey, covering the approach that we followed and the philosophy behind the choices that we’ve made with both the mobile platforms in mind.\r\n\r\nI will tell you how to balance the entire process without harming the regular feature delivery schedule, where to start modularising, and improvements to the build tools to make life less miserable.", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T16:10:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T16:50:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "aeddc24f-0e47-4934-ad76-2de7a9dc9fac" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "493557", "title": "Coupling and Cohesion, a recipe for keeping your code healthy", "description": "Clean Architecture is increasingly adopted in the industry based on the well-known SOLID principles, yet there are two concepts even more basic than SOLID, and SOLID are a way to reach them: coupling and cohesion.\r\n\r\nIn this talk, Juan will introduce a functional approach to Clean Architecture based on the Interface Segregation Principle together with a set of techniques to keep your code loosely coupled and highly cohesive, going from the high level definition of a layered architecture to the actual implementation in the code base taking advantages of Kotlin functional capabilities. 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By the end of the workshop, you'll have the skills and knowledge to confidently choose the best screenshot testing libraries for your projects.\r\n\r\nRegardless of your level, this is a must-attend workshop to take your UI testing skills to the next level. Don't miss out on this chance to become a screenshot testing pro!", "startsAt": "2023-09-28T16:10:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-28T17:40:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "555e9890-5c73-4ac2-af0f-22a6df25e636" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 38363, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "481472", "title": "How to handle incidents at scale", "description": "In this session, I want to guide the audience into applying healthy processes to handle incidents. 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Different ways of approaching Android app reverse engineering: logging, debugging, code tampering, etc;\r\n2. Useful tools that are used in each different approach, like APKTool, IDA Pro, JADX and others. These tools have a variety of purposes, from debugging, to decompilation, to disassembly and others;\r\n3. Possible showcase of the most relevant tools, through screenshots or running them on the presentation computer, for a general overview;\r\n4. Logging: how it can be used to understand how the application works or how it can be used to get useful information. This is, most likely, only the case for applications that were compiled in debug mode;\r\n5. Network Sniffing: how it can be used to understand how the application communicates with the internet or with other relevant devices. It can also be used to map an API that is unknown to the reverse engineer;\r\n6. Decompilation: show how an application can be decompiled to Dalvik Bytecode, how one can read the generated SMALI code and edit it to change the apps' behavior. Behavior changes through native binaries (x86/ARM) in the form of shared objects will also be mentioned.\r\n7. Filesystem: different Android apps use the filesystem in different ways. The ones that use it will read/write to files related to the Shared Preferences or encrypted Data Stores or even databases. This is important because sensitive information might be contained in these files;\r\n8. Debugging: mention SMALI code debugging through JADX or the usage of a debugger like LLDB to debug native code or the code that the Dalvik Virtual Machines itself uses through syscalls, including how this can be manipulated by using breakpoints. An example of root check bypass can be shown;\r\n9. Code Instrumentation: show how a tool like Frida can be used to trace function calls, hooks functions or even run any available function from a specific process. Various examples will be shown, including an example of root check bypassing, counterpart to the previous point;\r\n\r\n* Challenges\r\n\r\nThis last section will have the following contents:\r\n\r\n1. A list of challenges that one can find when doing Android application reverse engineer;\r\n2. Native Shared Libraries: how the usage of native shared libraries will make the job more difficult because the reverse engineer will have to deal with other tools, other languages and other forms of obfuscation;\r\n3. Obfuscation: show how obfuscation can be used, through Java/Kotlin code, obfuscation tools or even lower level code by using X86/ARM assembly;\r\n4. Binary Info: mention how metadata can be manipulated or removed from native shared libraries to obfuscate any names given to static variables, functions or classes. While with metadata one might easily understand what a function does without looking at its code, having no name will force a comprehensive understanding of the function;\r\n5. Encryption: basic examples related to encryption and its usages in an Android application to protect sensitive information, and how it can make the reverse engineers' job more difficult;\r\n\r\n", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T09:00:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T09:40:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "7e45fb2f-f24c-4985-8188-26e3922b7ef2" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "512811", "title": "What's new in Android 14?", "description": "Android 14 is the latest version of Google's mobile operating system, and it comes with a number of new features and improvements. In this session, we will take a look at some of the most significant changes and how to implement them like performance, UI, new features and many more. Join for this enlightening session as we explore the vast possibilities and exciting developments that Android 14 brings to the world of mobile app development. Whether you are an experienced Android developer or a newcomer to the platform, this talk will provide you with valuable insights and practical knowledge to leverage the latest features and improvements offered by Android 14.", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T09:50:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T10:30:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "12052406-2d03-4184-95a1-1098d88b9ce8" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "476414", "title": "Revolutionizing App Development Across Devices with WindowSizeClasses: The Future is Here", "description": "Traditionally logic checks like 'isPhone' or 'isTablet' have been used to determine whether the screen the app is being displayed on is either on a phone or a tablet. With the introduction of foldable and flip devices, using this logic is not the right way to go. Introducing WindowSizeClasses – the game-changer in Android app development. In this session, we'll explore the concept of WindowSizeClasses and how, with Jetpack Compose, they can be leveraged to create apps that scale seamlessly across a range of devices, including foldable and flip devices, with accessibility in mind. We'll discuss the benefits and advantages of using WindowSizeClasses, and provide real-world examples of how it redefines the way we create Android apps. Whether you're a developer, designer, or just curious about the future of app development, this session is for you.\r\n\r\nKey Takeaways:\r\n- Learn about the concept and benefits of WindowSizeClasses and how they are advantageous in Android app development\r\n- Understand how to integrate WindowSizeClasses into your Android app development process, including consideration of foldable and flip devices\r\n- Discover how to design app layouts that scale seamlessly across different devices with accessibility in mind\r\n- Gain insights from real-world examples of implementing WindowSizeClasses in Android apps\r\n\r\nLearning Points:\r\n- The different WindowSizeClasses available and how they differ from each other \r\n- How to adapt your UI by taking full advantage of the WindowSizeClasses available to create a screen display your users across a range of devices will appreciate, including foldable and flip devices\r\n- Why using logic checks like 'isPhone' or 'isTablet' does not cover the range of devices available\r\n\r\nJoin me for an exciting session on how WindowSizeClasses can help serve the wider range of Android device users today. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this session will provide insights into how WindowSizeClasses can simplify your approach while ensuring accessibility.", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T09:50:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T10:30:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "0a2679d8-3e18-4563-8492-cc699a55a60d" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "513936", "title": "Becoming a Product Engineer!?", "description": "In this talk, I will discuss the key behaviours and capabilities of product-minded engineers. I will cover topics such as asking the right questions, seeking early feedback, focusing on outcomes, connecting technology and team capabilities to solve customer needs, and becoming a team member that drives success. I will also share my personal experience of becoming a product engineer and how I have learned to deal with the challenges of working in a turbulent industry.\r\n\r\nKey learnings:\r\n\r\nBy the end of this talk, attendees will be able to:\r\n\r\nUnderstand the key behaviours and capabilities of product-minded engineers\r\nApply these behaviours and capabilities in their own work\r\nIdentify the challenges of working in a turbulent industry\r\nLearn how to deal with these challenges\r\nBe inspired to become a product engineer\r\nTarget audience:\r\n\r\nThis talk is intended for mobile Android engineers of all levels of experience. However, it will be of particular interest to engineers who are interested in learning more about product engineering or who are looking to advance their careers in this field.", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T10:50:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T11:30:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "3bd5e927-ef54-4335-9592-480c48c0ac35" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "513606", "title": "A Multiplatform, multi-tenant challenge", "description": "What if you had to build a multiplatform (Android & iOS) and multi-tenant app with the objective of sharing the biggest amout of code possible while having all apps being UI/UX independent? \r\n\r\nWe want to take you through the discovery trip we made while building this. 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It gives these creative professionals a lot of dynamic tools and utilizes Machine learning in a really easy way to create powerful and intuitive applications without having much / no knowledge of machine learning beforehand. So we can see how MediaPipe can be integrated with Android. Giving easy access to include machine learning use cases in Android. \r\n", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T11:40:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T12:20:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "11ab0997-77ab-4f0b-bbd7-a803c5f636fa" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "482438", "title": "Composing ViewModels: Breaking ViewModels into smaller self-contained UI models", "description": "In early times of Android development we used to have big activities. All view and business logic were being written in activities. 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This talk will focus on various strategies to improve app performance and empower developers to create high-performing apps.\r\n\r\nIn this talk we will cover, \r\n\r\n- Understanding the Baseline Profile\r\n\r\n- Explore how we practical approached to seamlessly integrate the Baseline Profile into a popular app with over 50 million downloads.\r\n\r\n- How specific improvements were made during the critical user journey positively impacted app conversion rates.\r\n\r\n- Let's understand the techniques to enhance the performance of Jetpack Compose layouts.\r\n\r\n- Tips and Tricks for Boosting App Performance\r\n\r\n\r\nBy the end of the talk, participants will be equipped with practical knowledge and actionable strategies to power up their apps and enhance their performance. With a focus on improving the user experience, this talk aims to provide developers with the tools they need to create performant and successful applications", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T13:30:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T14:10:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "57f666e2-409c-4998-8ce1-bb98e5d6b82f" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34569, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "474637", "title": "Workshop: Compose Flutter Modules in your Android app", "description": "Flutter is a great multi-platform framework for getting up and running on multiple platforms quickly, and a lot of businesses start developing mobile applications from scratch using Flutter. But what if you already have a lot of functionality developed using native? Actually, sometimes it’s not practical to rewrite your entire application in Flutter all at once. For such situations, Flutter can be embedded into your existing Android application.\r\n\r\nMoreover, you can render multiple Flutter modules on a single screen simultaneously and even embed them into a declarative compositional Jetpack Compose hierarchy.\r\n \r\nLet's figure out in practice how to do it", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T13:30:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T15:00:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "c73c2377-026f-4b6a-b1f7-91a536c33c67" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 38363, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "501520", "title": "Chaining Jetpack Compose modifiers beyond intuition", "description": "Did you know - the order in which we chain modifiers in Compose can have a significant impact on the resulting layout and size of our composables?\r\n\r\nIn this session, we'll explore the mechanics of modifier chaining in Jetpack Compose and learn how to reason about its effects on the sizes of our composables. \r\nWe'll start by examining the basics of modifier chaining and the various types of modifiers that can be used in Compose.\r\nNext, we'll dive deeper into the nuances of modifier chaining and how it can affect the size and layout of our composables. \r\nWe'll cover topics such as the measurement and layout process in Compose and the role of modifier order in determining the size of a composable.\r\n\r\nThrough practical examples you'll learn how to effectively chain modifiers and reason about their effects on your composables. \r\nAt the end you'll have a solid understanding of modifier chaining in Jetpack Compose and be equipped to create layouts that are both beautiful and functional.", "startsAt": "2023-09-29T14:20:00", "endsAt": "2023-09-29T14:40:00", "isServiceSession": false, "isPlenumSession": false, "speakers": [ "ec2ce46d-95a8-413e-8793-45db17d966d7" ], "categoryItems": [], "questionAnswers": [], "roomId": 34568, "liveUrl": null, "recordingUrl": null, "status": "Accepted", "isInformed": true, "isConfirmed": true }, { "id": "479350", "title": "Adopting Jetpack Compose Safely", "description": "If you want to start adopting Jetpack Compose in an existing, large codebase worked on by multiple teams, you can’t just add the dependency and start creating composables right away. 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