Mobile Fest 2018
2018-06-02
Kiev, Ukraine
as the organisers put it
Mobile Development – one of the most interesting areas in IT. Mobile Fest will gather practitioners in iOS and Android development, experts in mobile architecture and engineers interested in cross-platform development. Mobile Fest is a conference, which does not simply tell about trends, but creates them.
who it's for
mobile developers, Android developers, iOS developers, cross platform developers, mobile architects, engineering managers, CI/CD engineers
topics
Android WorkManager orchestration; Room and LiveData persistence; Kotlin coroutines performance; RxJava concurrent processing; React Native migration strategies; Cordova to React Native transition; Flutter overview and adoption; TensorFlow on-device quantization; Redux architecture for iOS; MVVM VIPER and coordinators; Koin dependency injection; Bitrise CI/CD and distribution
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Make your project great again | Oleksii Lyzenko | 44m |
Shows concrete, project-level ways to cut iOS app cold-start time: enable the Xcode iOS9 launch timing flag to find pre-main stalls (examples up to 8 seconds)… | ||
| WTF with Android Background Restrictions | Yonatan Levin | 50m |
Explains that Android background services are effectively deprecated and recommends adopting Jetpack WorkManager which orchestrates JobScheduler JobDispatcher… | ||
| Crushing bugs with Redux architecture for iOS | Alexey Demedetskiy | 40m |
An iOS debugging system that serializes the Redux-like store, state, props and actions over MQTT to a broker, with a dashboard that subscribes to show the last… | ||
| What Mom Never Told You About Multi-threading | Fernando Cejas | 50m |
Parses two 30MB Wikipedia XML dumps and counts words using multiple approaches: plain threads and locks (~22s), a split-threaded run with concurrent hash map… | ||
| How React-Native shapes the way we think about native apps | Ilya Ivanov | 53m |
React Native is presented as a three-part native–bridge–JavaScript architecture; the talk explains how its declarative UI and animation APIs compile to native… | ||
| A comparative approach to MVC, MVVM and VIPER: taking the best ideas without fighting against the platform | Matteo Manferdini | 01h 02m |
Compares MVC, MVVM and VIPER by naming actual tradeoffs and concrete fixes: uses structures for inert models to avoid shared mutable state, moves navigation to… | ||
| Error handling architecture: clean, rapid, reactive approach | Artem Getman | 49m |
Describes a centralized, pluggable error-handling layer for mobile apps using Rx/Flow patterns: a base ErrorHandler class that presenters inherit, binds to… | ||
| Smooth transitions to Android - how and why to do this? | Artem Shevchenko | 48m |
How to make a nice smooth transition between the two screens, how to make it with the asynchronous world of Android is all in my report. And a general overview… | ||
| Why the transition from Apache Cordova to React Native is inevitable | Volodymyr Bondarenko | 48m |
A team describes migrating from Apache Cordova to React Native after six months of testing and converting 30+ Cordova projects and six large case studies. They… | ||
| UX in the mobile applications development | Alesya Podlesnaya | 43m |
Today user experience and UI-design has come forward in every single digital product. Development of mobile applications massively increases the demands on the… | ||
| Flutter — what is it? | Alexandr Sergienko | 40m |
Describes Flutter as a UI toolkit that uses a C++ rendering engine and Dart 2, with hot reload shown at about 1 second and a 60 FPS target. Explains that… | ||
| TensorFlow for Mobile Poets | Enrique López Mañas | 46m |
Setup instructions for Android and iOS, model examples for classification detection and style transfer on-device, and deployment notes for Raspberry Pi are… | ||
| Let’s make your DATA sexy | Łukasz Mróz | 36m |
Covers hands‑on advice for treating API payloads as first‑class design: practical comparisons of parsers and performance tradeoffs (mentions Swift Codable and… | ||
| Insert Koin | Kirill Rozov | 28m |
Koin is a Kotlin-first dependency injection library that uses a small DSL to declare single and factory bindings and to retrieve dependencies with get() or… | ||
| Working with sharp tools — continuous integration and deployment as a way to reduce friction | Håvard Hvassing | 58m |
A sales‑force app used in 22 countries and 28 languages for a 117000‑employee company proves continuous integration and deployment cuts friction: a SOAP API… | ||
| Pain reliever | Oleksandr Korin | 48m |
Practical Swift recipes and prototypes that reduce the pain of revisiting code: an atomic type wrapper providing thread-safe getters/setters and nested… | ||
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