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Mobiconf 2018

date:2018-10-04..2018-10-05
location:Kraków, Poland
series:Mobiconf · 2 editions
editions:[Mobiconf 2018, Mobiconf 2021]
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Hacking With SwiftPaul Hudson46m
Clones the Swift repo, opens the standard library in a playground and demonstrates six concrete techniques: rethrows used to make functions only throw when…
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Mobiconf 2018: Temi Adeniyi, BlinkistTemi Adeniyi41m
Blinkist tests intuition with data: a Social feature ships and shows 1% adoption, proving the initial gut was wrong; an Autoplay one‑tap audio player ships and…
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Mobiconf 2018: Marcos Placona, TwilioMarcos Placona48m
Shows concrete exploits and concrete fixes: an HTTP proxy performs a man‑in‑the‑middle to spoof Pokemon Go geolocation; a Polish developer intercepts ibeacon…
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Mobiconf 2018: Michael Śliwiński, NozbeMichael Śliwiński49m
Runs an 11‑year, 25‑person remote company with 500k users and a six‑year iPad‑first workflow, proving you can run a business “only on iPad.” Shows exact apps…
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Mobiconf 2018: Ivan Morgillo, MobimeoIvan Morgillo48m
Migrates a monolithic Java/RxJava app into Kotlin with Kotlin coroutines, splitting into feature Gradle modules and a shared core module (networking…
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Mobiconf 2018: Tobias Due Munk, DevelopmunkTobias Due Munk37m
Shows how iOS delivers live depth as AVDepthData backed by a CVPixelBuffer of half float (Float16) disparity, and how to read or write values without a full…
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Mobiconf 2018: Hash Riaz, Abbey Road RedHash Riaz58m
Abbey Road Red builds Topline, a free iOS/Android app released late 2017 to capture song ideas on the move and sync to Google Drive or Dropbox. Development…
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Mobiconf 2018: Alexandra Petrus, Bucharest AIAlexandra Petrus38m
Practical playbook: mobile-first fintech for millennials requires instant everything, cluster-focused onboarding, and concrete UX patterns — triple-check phone…
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Mobiconf 2018: Piotr Ślesarew, Grand ParadePiotr Ślesarew45m
Concrete Kotlin tricks and caveats: practical differences between let vs run vs also vs apply with examples showing when lambdas receive it or the receiver and…
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Mobiconf 2018: Miłosz Kaszyński, OKE PolandMiłosz Kaszyński45m
Claim: phones run inference not training, so use them as data collectors and private consumers of models, not model builders. Practical tools: convert models…
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Mobiconf 2018: Samuel Beek, WeTransferSamuel Beek42m
WeTransfer builds a native mobile product instead of porting desktop code and sees 25x growth in a year. Design choices: three of five content actions are…
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Mobiconf 2018: Steffen D.Sommer, NodesSteffen Damtoft Sommer44m
An iOS‑centric introduction to Vapor 3 that shows concrete code: a small jobs site built with SQLite, Fluent and Leaf, routes for POST create and GET…
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Mobiconf 2018: Fernando Cejas, IBMFernando Cejas49m
Processes two 30 MB Wikipedia XML files (about 200k words) and measures real timings: single-thread run takes ~22 seconds, two threads drop to ~13–14 seconds…
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Mobiconf 2018: Filip Stanis, GoogleFilip Stanis24m
Ecommerce conversion stays flat and 28% of shoppers abandon carts for long checkouts, so this demo shows a concrete integration that reduces typing to a few…
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Mobiconf 2018: Scott Weiss, BabbelScott Weiss28m
Babbel treats UX as an ecosystem and shows concrete wins and failures: removal of 3,000 loyal users’ “own words” feature triggers heavy backlash, scrapping…
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Mobiconf 2018: Carola Nitz, VideoLabsCarola Nitz27m
Codebases contain decades-old classes (one example dates to 2008) and accumulate fragile branches of checks that slow development and morale. Practical fixes…
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Mobiconf 2018: Amilcar Guevara Torija, AKQAAmilcar Guevara Torija47m
Chronicles Adidas’ visual and channel shift across three eras—pre‑2013 clean TV films, 2013 Year Zero pivot to internet‑native work, and post‑2013 hybrid…
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Mobiconf 2018: Bartosz Polaczyk, Grand ParadeBartosz Polaczyk39m
Actor model applied to Swift: a small generic wrapper (about 50 lines of code) sits on a serial GCD queue and delivers strongly typed enum messages to…
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Mobiconf 2018: Vladimir Alekseichenko, DataWorkshopVladimir Alekseichenko49m
Argues that running models on-device often uses less energy than uploading data and preserves privacy, shows converted models (ResNet/Inception/ResNet50…
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Mobiconf 2018: Miroslaw Stanek, AzimoMiroslaw Stanek46m
Claim: move from monthly to release weekly cycles while keeping crash‑free users above 99.5%. Achieves this by automating build/distribution (Gradle, Fastlane…
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Mobiconf 2018: Magda Miu, RowebMagda Miu31m
Room 1.1.1 (with the newer Kotlin artifacts at version 2.0) replaces manual SQLiteOpenHelper boilerplate by generating DAO implementations from…
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Mobiconf 2018: Mikolaj Dobrucki, Ucreate.itMikołaj Dobrucki44m
Compares three concrete toolchains and what they actually do: InVision DSM exports CSS/Sass variables and platform snippets but requires manual library…
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Mobiconf 2018: Anna Gawlikowska, MiquidoAnna Gawlikowska28m
Claims that compassion equals three skills—empathy, cognition, motivation—and that practicing them improves team trust. Cites Gallup’s large leadership survey…
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Mobiconf 2018: Bj Kandel, ZalandoBj Kandel34m
Topic: ModelDiff state based UI rendering in iOS When a model can have equality it can be compared. When a list of models can be compared, we can produce…
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Mobiconf 2018: Zhixuan LaiZhixuan Lai40m
Tinder open-sources Scarlet, a Kotlin library that cuts WebSocket boilerplate to 10 lines of code by generating an interface implementation, using plugins for…
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Mobiconf 2018: Ray Ho, ZalandoRay Ho33m
Topic: So… what’s my job? Leadership from the view of a design leader can be fuzzy. We spend so much time 'figuring it out amongst ourselves' that we often…
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Mobiconf 2018: John Sundell, Swift by SundellJohn Sundell40m
Argues that design patterns alone don’t make architectures and demonstrates four concrete practices: child view controllers and services decompose a podcast…
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Mobiconf 2018: Giulia Menichini, NetfarmGiulia Menichini45m
A Unity-based visualizer simulates electromagnetic-field strength over a real island, importing DXF terrain and building data, converting points to meshes with…
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KeynoteHoracio Gonzalez58m
Topic: What’s Flutter and why should you do try it now? What’s that Flutter everybody in mobile development is talking about these days? Another new thing…
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Mobiconf: Mark Allisson, blog.stylingandroid.comMark Allisson49m
VectorDrawable capabilities since API 21 get concrete details: fill winding even-odd vs nonzero explains why reversing a path fixes donut holes; gradients…
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Mobiconf 2018: Tomek Cejner, SmartRecruitersTomek Cejner39m
Practical checklist for iOS app security: enable ATS forces HTTPS and TLS >=1.0, restrict exceptions, and defend against MITM with certificate pinning by…
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Mobiconf 2018: James Butler, Booking.comJames Butler30m
Argues that the future of UX is making measurable value by combining people-centered research, business awareness and storytelling. Gives concrete examples…
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Mobiconf 2018: Nicola Corti, Yelp Inc.Nicola Corti43m
Button is a TextView plus a background drawable (framework Button ~182 LOC, MaterialButton ~800 LOC), default background uses an inset (4dp sides, 6dp…
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Mobiconf 2018: Jan Hudzik, MiquidoJan Hudzik42m
Most mobile projects use permissive licenses — about 75% of GitHub projects and roughly 95% of mobile cases — which allow commercial use but require…
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Mobiconf 2018: Marcin Krzyzanowski, PSPDFKit GmbHMarcin Krzyzanowski44m
CryptoSwift issues show most defects are dependency or platform mismatches (about 50%) and only ~10% are real crypto bugs. Common concrete mistakes: treating…
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Mobiconf 2018: Prathana Johnson, ShopifyPrathana Johnson33m
Shows ethnography in China and California that segments users into family, romance and shared interest groups and finds routines and needs; notes 2 billion…
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Mobiconf 2018: Elaine Dias BatistaElaine Dias Batista37m
Google introduces App Actions to predict and surface the specific action a user will take (not just the app), claiming ~60% launcher prediction and extending…
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Mobiconf 2018: Weibe Elsinga, EgeniqWeibe Elsinga42m
People default to solutions instead of asking why, so use design thinking and a one-week design sprint (day-by-day mapping, paper prototypes, click-through…
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Mobiconf 2018: Mateusz Muryjas, AnalitycznyMateusz Muryjas46m
Argues that one clear metric drives decisions — for ecommerce that is conversion rate — and gives concrete examples: a move from 1.2% to 1.8% conversion scales…
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Mobiconf 2018: Roy Marmelstein, SpotifyRoy Marmelstein32m
Argues that open source raises code quality via Linus’s law and cites empirical studies, then walks through concrete practices: create a reusable utility…
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Mobiconf 2018: Meghan Kane, NovodaMeghan Kane45m
Walks through a working pipeline: use Vision rectangle detection to crop a boardgame box, extract video frames via ffmpeg frame extraction, train an image…
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Mobiconf gathers 550 participants around four paths: iOS and Android, UI/UX and business use of mobile and showcases companies like Google Spotify Tinder…
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