Chicago Roboto 2018
2018-04-13
Chicago, United States
[Chicago Roboto 2017, Chicago Roboto 2018, Chicago Roboto 2019, Chicago Roboto 2020, Chicago Roboto 2021, Chicago Roboto 2022]
as the organisers put it
Presenting the modifications for the 2018 Relic Recovery game below! If you have any questions about the game, feel free to contact info@chicagoroboticsinvitational.com. CRI-2018-Game-ManualDownload…
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| In-depth path morphing w/ Shape Shifter | Alex Lockwod | 44m |
A web app called Shape Shifter automates SVG path morphing for Android by inserting dummy points, converting lines to cubic Beziers, reordering points, and… | ||
| Dagger 2 Android : Defeat the Dahaka | Garima Jain | 25m |
We have had many talks and blog posts on Dagger till now and people have done a great job at explaining it’s various concepts. Dagger is something which has… | ||
| Espresso Patronum: The Magic Of The Robot Pattern | Adam McNeilly | 37m |
Claims that applying the robot pattern to Espresso tests turns verbose, brittle UI specs into concise, maintainable actions and assertions; demonstrates on a… | ||
| Who’s Afraid of Machine Learning? First Steps with TensorFlow for Android | Britt Barak | 33m |
Shows how to build a complete Android app using TensorFlow for Android by embedding a pretrained model into the APK and running on-device inference from the… | ||
| No More □ — Mastering Emoji on Android | Miquel Beltran | 36m |
Shows concrete fixes not vague promises: use EmojiCompat with dynamic font downloading (bundled font is ~7.4MB, download init delays ~150ms) or supply an… | ||
| Intro to ARCore | Patrick Fuentes | 38m |
ARCore gives concrete outputs: concurrent odometry and mapping for camera pose, anchors and horizontal planes for stable placement, and a four‑value light… | ||
| The Road to Kotlintown III: Delegate 95 to Coroutine 66 | Huyen Tue Dao, Christina Lee | 47m |
Shows how Kotlin delegation actually reduces boilerplate: implement property delegates (used for SharedPreferences, custom view setters) via… | ||
| ConstraintLayout 2.0 | Nicolas Roard, John Hoford | 35m |
ConstraintLayout 2.0 promises concrete features: a faster optimizer that resolves most constraints before running the linear solver, barriers and groups plus… | ||
| I Wrote an App Using Architecture Components… And Here’s How It Turned Out | Phil Shadlyn | 40m |
A reminders app is built from scratch using ViewModels (MVVM), Room, LiveData and some RxJava; it persists data with Room and delivers UI updates via LiveData… | ||
| Being more than an Android developer | Yash Prabhu | 34m |
Advocates moving beyond “Android developer” into full‑stack care: learn continuously, push design and product to match platform realities, and automate… | ||
| Mastering Android Studio Template Creation | Chandrasekar K | 15m |
Working with Android studio Template is fun, productive and efficient developing application in groups. It saves the developer time and facilitates to follow… | ||
| Tips From the Time Machine | Nate Ebel | 22m |
Begins with concrete, repeatable career moves: define goals, stop disqualifying yourself for missing checklist items, and ask questions early to learn faster… | ||
| Achieving Concurrency in RxJava | Nick Cruz | 20m |
Claims concrete fixes for RxJava concurrency: shows when flatMap with maxConcurrency still races, demonstrates using observeOn vs subscribeOn and Schedulers to… | ||
| The Future of Our Community Is You | Dan Kim | 34m |
Community survival depends on everyday contributions; the talk lists five practical areas—such as writing blog posts, maintaining open-source projects, and… | ||
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