Chicago Roboto 2019
2019-04-25..2019-04-26
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 2019 Rover Ruckus game below! If you have any questions about the game, feel free to contact info@chicagoroboticsinvitational.com. CRI 2019 Game Manual (1)Download…
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Exploring MotionLayout | Jossi Wolf | 39m |
MotionLayout is a ConstraintLayout-based system that claims to make animations easier: a worked example replaces CollapsingToolbarLayout using ConstraintSets… | ||
| Getting Real: How We Make Basecamp for Android | Jamie Dihiansan, Jay Ohms | 47m |
Basecamp Android team uses a team of three working in six-week cycles and aims to ship updates twice a month. They build rough sketches into runnable features… | ||
| Dissecting the stdlib II | Huyen Tue Dao | 43m |
Reads the stdlib source to show concrete code patterns: operator overloading implemented as extension or member functions (example: Ship/crew plus and minus… | ||
| Launching Into Coroutines | Sean McQuillan | 49m |
Kotlin coroutines replace callback spaghetti with suspend/resume and integrate with Retrofit so network calls look like direct calls while running on… | ||
| Behind the scenes of building a gesture driven Reddit app | Saket Narayan | 47m |
An exploratory talk that showcases how Android can deliver a beautiful experience to the user using material design principles and various framework APIs like… | ||
| Exoplayer 2 rescue VideoView | Stacy L Devino | 23m |
Claim: Exoplayer2 replaces VideoView with a small, working player. Demonstrates code that builds a player in 20 minutes, plays HLS and downloaded MP4, uses… | ||
| The Engineer’s Lifecycle | Jordan Beck | 31m |
Summation of interviews with six experienced mobile engineers reveals concrete claims: everyone I talk to starts with problem‑solving, careers progress by… | ||
| Automate The Small Things | Nate Ebel | 40m |
Automates the CI pipeline to actually enforce formatting, run tests, build an apk and distribute it to testers or the Play Store using CircleCI, Bitrise or… | ||
| Inside the Room | Effie Barak | 45m |
Explains how Room maps annotations to generated DAOs and uses the Android SQLite stack: Room’s compiler emits code, Room flips SQLite to WAL is enabled by… | ||
| Getting Started with AndroidX Test | Victoria Gonda | 40m |
AndroidX Test unifies JUnit support, Espresso UI, core helpers and Truth so integration tests run on device or locally with Robolectric 4.0+. It shows… | ||
| Putting Work Manager to Work | Adnan AM | 45m |
Claims that WorkManager gives a single, cross-API solution for reliable background work and shows real usage in a grocery app: it runs in production since… | ||
| Theme On | Mark Allison | 45m |
Explains exactly what themes do and how to use them: themes hold attribute keys that widgets and textAppearance spans resolve at inflate time, styles vs… | ||
| The Persistence Layer Playbook | Jeff Juston | 36m |
A practical checklist lays out Planning, Implementation, Testing and Maintenance with concrete recommendations: use HTTP cache-control and a disk cache to… | ||
| JSON Explained | Jesse Wilson | 54m |
Covers exact gotchas: floating‑point limits (no exact 0.1, negative zero, NaN, infinities), why numeric IDs break through JSON, and a practical hash collision… | ||
| A History of Android Launchers | Kevin Barry | 23m |
A developer history of Android launchers focuses on concrete decisions: building Nova Launcher as a customizable Ice Cream Sandwich fork, selling it at 4… | ||
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