Mobilization 2017
as the organisers put it
Mobilization is a conference dedicated to mobile technologies. The main scope is development of mobile solutions aimed at smartphones and tablets, with particular interest in Android and iOS mobile platforms.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Using Android Things to detect & exterminate Reptilians | Gautier Mechling | 45m |
A prototype robot detects and attempts to exterminate so-called Reptilians using tangible components: Raspberry Pi + Arduino coordinate sensors and actuators… | ||
| Database handling with Room | Sergi Martinez | 39m |
Room is Google’s ORM-style library that generates DAO code via kapt, creates SQLite tables from entities with composite keys and foreign keys enforcing… | ||
| Bluetooth Low Energy on Android: Top Tips for the Tricky Bits | Stuart Kent | 46m |
Android BLE advice is pragmatic: build a central-role client for Android (Lollipop+) or Android Things, expect to manage 7 concurrent connections and an… | ||
| Optimizing Android apps for desktop experience | Aleksei Kliuev, Victor Okunev | 47m |
Demo shows a puck-shaped Samsung DeX station that turns a Galaxy S8+/Note8 into a multi-window desktop with keyboard, mouse, Ethernet and HDMI; Android… | ||
| Breaking Bug | Saúl Díaz | 36m |
A subtle production bug causes long app hangs for ~3–6% of users: DNS returns an IPv6 address first and connections never complete until client timeouts, which… | ||
| Android Things 101 | Raul Portales | 30m |
Android Things runs on Raspberry Pi 3 with Rainbow HAT and is in Developer Preview 0.5.1. Workflow: flash the Android Things image, connect ADB over Wi‑Fi (or… | ||
| MVC vs MVP vs MVVM vs MVI | Marcin Moskała | 43m |
Choose between this pattern is constant subject for discussions and fights. In the same time anyone perceives them differently. Is there any way out of this… | ||
| How to combine Swift/Kotlin with C/C++ | Michał Kowalczyk | 45m |
A push-up counter app is built with platform UIs in Swift and Kotlin and a shared C++ business layer using OpenCV for face-distance detection; glue code is… | ||
| Drink Espresso during Android Testing | Aliaksandr Zhukovich | 44m |
Kotlin examples show UI tests written with Espresso (API level 8, covers ~100% active devices) plus occasional UI Automator for cross-app flows and… | ||
| Android Architecture Components Considered Harmful | Vasiliy Zukanov | 45m |
Android Architecture Components (LiveData, LifecycleOwner, ViewModel) often increase coupling and complexity: LiveData replaces a simple three-actor observer… | ||
| Functional approach to Android architecture using Kotlin | Jorge Castillo | 43m |
Shows a Kotlin architecture that pushes all side effects to the edges using an IO monad plus Either for explicit errors, Reader/ReaderT (monad transformer) for… | ||
| Building CI pipeline based on TeamCity & Docker in Android Team | Paweł Gajda | 29m |
Nowadays, there are a lot of hosted CI solutions that offer quick integration with our repositories and need just few clicks to finish initial setup. Other… | ||
| Zero to hero in UI testing | Vesselin Iliev | 42m |
Explains a concrete recipe: use Espresso as the test engine, mock external dependencies so UI tests are hermetic, and start with OkReplay or a packaged… | ||
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