Cats and Dogs

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Built two simple schedule apps (Swift and Kotlin), a web client and a Heroku-deployed back-end‑for‑front‑end that moves presentation logic off clients into view models, reducing per-client transforms and keeping displays consistent. Pair programming and shared kickoffs teach Rx / MVVM patterns and let teams reuse code across Android, backend and web; prototypes run, deploy and are downloadable, and the approach measurably speeds feature delivery and QA. pair programming back-end for front-end

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:40Introductions
3. 6:18Qa
4. 16:19Schedule Repository
5. 18:27Data Model
6. 34:31Takeaways
7. 35:12Share Your Work

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