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DevFest Florida 2019

DevFest Florida brings together the world class experts in Android, Web and Cloud technologies to Orlando for 1 day of sessions, workshops and showcases.

Android developers, web developers, cross-platform mobile developers, cloud engineers, machine learning engineers, frontend developers, IoT developers

Progressive Web Apps optimization; Kotlin Multiplatform sharing code; AutoML on Google Cloud; React Native and Expo tooling; Flutter mobile development; MVI architecture for Android; Google Assistant for smart displays; Apps Script automation workflows; Chrome DevTools profiling techniques; Android Navigation Architecture Component; NoSQL database tradeoffs; Serverless with Cloud Functions and Firebase

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Self-Care for DevelopersNitya Narasimhan
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Performance Optimizations for Progressive Web AppsChris Lorenzo32m
Shows a production Xfinity xFi progressive web app built with Google Polymer and the PRPL pattern and demonstrates concrete wins not platitudes. Uses Chrome…
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Exploring Kotlin MultiplatformIan Thomas36m
Kotlin Multiplatform promises shared business logic compiled for JVM JS iOS (and experimental wasm/Rust targets) using IntelliJ, Gradle/Maven, Detekt and DOKA…
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AI Adventures with AutoMLSiva Kumar37m
Lets take a look at how Cloud AutoML’s technology helps us on building vision models. Cloud AutoML is a suite of machine learning products that enables…
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Adventures of a PolymathChristi Kapp
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Enterprise Hybrid Mobile App developmentMary Grygleski30m
Converts an existing web ecommerce site into an enterprise Android and iOS app under a 24‑hour pressure scenario, using Ionic on top of Apache Cordova, Cordova…
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IoT + DevOpsJared Porcenaluk33m
Connects a coolant sensor on a 1988 Ford Bronco to the cloud using a Raspberry Pi 3 running Windows 10 IoT Core, a UWP app delivered via the Microsoft Store…
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React Native Up and RunningBetty Pierce42m
Covers concrete setup and limits: Expo Snack demos let code run on phones and in the cloud with live refresh without Xcode, while react-native init vs Expo CLI…
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Simple MVI Architecture for AndroidEtienne Caron36m
A concrete MVI implementation for Android that maps View events to pure intent functions, applies them with a scan-based model store and exposes immutable…
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Beyond Smart Speakers: Get Your Google Assistant Apps Ready for Smart DisplaysAygul Zagidullina29m
In an ever-expanding world of devices for the Google Assistant (smart speaker, smartphone, tablet, smartwatch, earphones, smart TV, car, smart display, and the…
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Nailing the Tech InterviewEva Sofianos
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All About Apps ScriptGrant Timmerman31m
Concrete takeaways about Apps Script: it runs serverless in Google Cloud, integrates with Gmail Drive Sheets Slides with often one line of code, and skips…
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Smooth Criminals, Android animations and how not to get robbed.Stacy L Devino34m
Walks through exact tools and tradeoffs: Lottie runs After Effects as canvas animations but hits scaling and memory limits on full‑screen or low‑end phones…
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A Year in XR: Advancements of Virtual, Augmented and Mixed RealityMatt Fedorovich29m
Slides report that XR valuation and company count roughly double in a year and cite concrete figures: 17,000 Oculus Go units sold to Walmart, 500 million…
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Debugging, Profiling, & Rocking Out with Browser-Based Developer Tools!Mike Herchel25m
Chrome developer tools demos show concrete fixes and concrete costs: live profiling finds 30 seconds to interactive on a site, groups heavy third‑party work by…
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Finding Your Way Through the Navigation FrameworkJerrell Mardis33m
Dives into the Android Navigation Architecture Component from Google I/O 2018 and shows a working demo: an XML nav graph, a NavHostFragment swapping two…
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Jumping into Jupyter NotebooksJoey deVilla38m
Jupyter notebooks show exactly how to mix narrative and runnable code using Google Colab, GitHub and kernels for Python R or Julia and libraries like pandas +…
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Debugging Your Node.js AppsJohn Papa33m
Demos show concrete features: zero-config auto attach hooks the Node inspector (default port 9229) for ~70–80% of standard apps, npm‑script launch recipes run…
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Introduction to FlutterFaisal Abid43m
History of the project and the actual runtime claims: Flutter draws its own UI with Google’s rendering engine (Sky/Skia), compiles Dart into native code and…
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So you can build an Action. Now what?Allen Firstenberg36m
Builds Actions using Dialogflow and Node.js hosted on Cloud Functions/Firebase, shows OAuth flow to grab access and refresh tokens, and warns that about 50% of…
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Composing Accessible UI's With Angular Material ComponentsMichael Prentice28m
Schematics actually migrate projects with ng update migration and generate working pieces—side nav, responsive dashboard, tree, address form, a data table…
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Security & PieConnor Tumbleson27m
Android 9 (Pie) tightens real things: Google reports two billion monthly devices and Android 9 ships CFI enabled in core components to block memory exploits as…
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End-2-End Machine Learning on GCPVikram Tiwari37m
Builds a classifier locally, uses transfer learning to replace the top layer and retrains in ~10 minutes, exports an export saved_model and deploys it to…
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Serverless Angular, Material, Firebase and Google Cloud applicationsLoiane Groner28m
A personal training portal with 40,000 users demonstrates a full Google-stack build: Angular front end with Angular Material UI, AngularFire integration to…
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Want a Slice?Kaan Mamikoglu28m
Android Slices let apps expose interactive UI outside the app using Android Jetpack and a SliceProvider that extends ContentProvider. Implementation requires a…
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Not all data is created equal: NoSQLSantosh Hari38m
Argues that running self‑hosted NoSQL is a bad bet and urges managed cloud services instead, citing an exposed MongoDB dataset affecting 66 million users and…
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Shifting to VueMichele Cynowicz21m
Adds a VueJS front-end in Rails via webpacker by installing the webpacker gem, creating packs, and mounting app.vue to an #app element; builds a single-file…
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Flutter: Mobile Development for Busy PeopleEmily Fortuna, Lara Martin37m
Live-coding produces a working puppy‑adoption app that fetches JSON from Adopt‑a‑Pet, displays images, opens full listings in an embedded webview, and lets…
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Focus on your code, not infrastructure, with Cloud FunctionsMartin Omander38m
Prototype SMS joke service uses Google Cloud Functions with Twilio to serve replies, starting as a 15-line index.js with three hard-coded jokes and evolving to…
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Intro to Progressive Web AppsKyle Paul37m
Overview of concrete takeaways and tools: progressive web apps use a small app shell cached on the device plus a web manifest and a background script; service…
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The Joy of Missing Out and the Freedom of DisconnectingLuxi Chen21m
Research shows Google's Digital Wellbeing work links measured habits to product changes: a 2017 benchmark of about 2 hours 15 minutes average phone use leads…
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AutoML: No Code No ProblemDan Baran24m
Google AutoML Vision claims to let non-coders build custom image classifiers; the demo uses the AutoML UI, a ZIP or CSV import, and the AutoML API to auto-add…
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Dispatches from React NativeElizabeth Tiller17m
React Native delivers 90% in JavaScript for a big Cisco food‑supplier app meant to replace a legacy client that handles roughly $4.14 billion in revenue but…
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DIY Dependency Injection with KotlinSam Edwards29m
Claims a workable DIY dependency injection pattern in Kotlin that avoids annotation processing and code generation and keeps builds fast for an SDK used across…
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Making Your Android Things Devices SmarterPaul Trebilcox-Ruiz19m
Shows how to train and run TensorFlow Lite models on Android Things hardware, explains using ML Kit for on‑device and cloud image APIs (about 400 on‑device vs…
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