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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fragments and how to navigate the schedule
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SUMMARY:Flutter : Zero to production in three months for building India's 
 biggest trading platform.
DTSTART:20190330T041000Z
DTEND:20190330T044500Z
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UID:session/RmWKmfZjaU9DzFVGeQkQiT@hasgeek.com
SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Advanced
CREATED:20190318T092700Z
DESCRIPTION:* Tech @ Zerodha\n* Evolution of Kite mobile\n* Why Flutter\n*
  Project architecture\n* Code generation\n* Logging & development flow\n* 
 UI/UX\n* Caveats\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nAjin Asokan is a fullstack develope
 r with 10+ years of experience. He dabbles with with .Net\, Go\, Python\, 
 embedded systems\, mobile app development\, and hardware audio engineering
 \, and is a hobbyist hacker\, tinkerer\, inventor\, and audiophile.\n\nSom
 e recent mobile apps Ajin has worked on:\n\n- Kite 2 (iOS\, React Native):
  https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/kite-by-zerodha/id1124408790?mt=8\n- Coin
  (Android & iOS\, React Native): \n\nhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/de
 tails?id=com.zerodha.coin\n\nhttps://itunes.apple.com/in/app/coin-by-zerod
 ha/id1392892554?mt=8\n\n- Kite 3 (Flutter): https://play.google.com/store/
 apps/details?id=com.zerodha.kite3\n- Olam (Flutter): https://play.google.c
 om/store/apps/details?id=com.olam\n
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SUMMARY:Architectures with Kotlin multiplatform
DTSTART:20190330T044500Z
DTEND:20190330T051500Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20190315T124244Z
DESCRIPTION:- A brief introduction to kotlin multiplatform\n- Using variou
 s architectures such as MVP/MVI to create a multiplatform app for Android 
 and iOS.\n- Designing a common layer for storage and networking operations
 \n- Using available multiplatform libraries such as SQLDelight\, ktor\n- D
 eveloping your own multiplatform library\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nJitin works
  as an Android Engineer at GO-JEK\, India where he works on aligning desig
 n and development as part of UX engineering. He writes about Android and K
 otlin on Medium\, is an open source contributor and has a certification in
  Android Developer Nanodegreee from Udacity.\n\nHe has previously given ta
 lks at DroidJam Conference and local meetups in Bangalore.\n
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SUMMARY:Building flexible and testable applications
DTSTART:20190330T051500Z
DTEND:20190330T054500Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20190318T090650Z
DESCRIPTION:We will introduce the concept of Seams\, and how they enable d
 evelopers to build software that is safe\, flexible\, and testable. We’l
 l see in-depth how they can help in creating quick feedback cycles during 
 development\, decouple teams from one another\, troubleshoot bugs\, produc
 e hard to replicate states in a system and make lives easier for other tea
 ms that collaborate with developers.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nVinay Shenoy is
  a consultant working with Uncommon\, a prominent design studio that has w
 orked with several unicorn startups in India. He likes exploring new archi
 tectures\, testing frameworks\, and reducing friction in workflows. He bel
 ieves that refactoring should be done continuously and not left for the "f
 uture"\, and embracing change instead of fighting it. You'll usually find 
 him pushing for sustainable work practices and automating workflows.\n
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SUMMARY:Morning beverage break 
DTSTART:20190330T054500Z
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LOCATION:Bangalore
ORGANIZER;CN=Fragments:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Which one is for me: React Native/Flutter/Native?
DTSTART:20190330T061500Z
DTEND:20190330T064500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T222429Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Intermediate
CREATED:20190315T123928Z
DESCRIPTION:-Differences between cross-platform & native\n-Flutter vs Reac
 t Native\n-Demo\n-Stats\n-Conclusion\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nPriyanka\, a fe
 minist\, mobile developer passionate about swift and react native\, worked
  on spectrum of technologies like c#\, java\, node.js. Always excited to w
 ork on new technologies. Loves gymming and adventurous activities. Recentl
 y developed interests in public speaking.\n
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SUMMARY:Building next generational voice augmented experiences for mobile 
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DTSTART:20190330T064500Z
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CATEGORIES:Full talk,Beginner
CREATED:20190315T124633Z
DESCRIPTION:https://drive.google.com/open?id=10gvOdY9Ui9Y0tRISBK7tk6K6JYmm
 lVJN\n\nThis link has the draft slides. It outlines what the talk is going
  to be about\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nKumar Rangarajan is the co-founder and 
 the obsessive dictator @ Slang Labs. He was earlier the co-founder of Litt
 le Eye Labs which was acquired by Facebook. His software career started wi
 th GE\, HP\, Rational (acquired by IBM)\, S7 (acquired by BlueCoat) and mo
 st recently in Facebook.\n
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SUMMARY:Lunch break 
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LOCATION:Bangalore
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SUMMARY:Birds of a Feather: Adopting web front-end architectures for nativ
 e mobile apps
DTSTART:20190330T082500Z
DTEND:20190330T091000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T222429Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Birds of Feather (BOF) session,Advanced
CREATED:20190315T124534Z
DESCRIPTION:Let’s face it\, the web is a powerhouse of innovation. The p
 ace at which the web is innovating is hard for native mobile app developer
 s to catch up. Its larger developer community is constantly coming up with
  refreshing ideas and also attaining maturity faster than the native mobil
 e app counterparts. Frameworks and libraries like Redux\, React\, Cycle.js
 \, Vue.js\, etc.\, have changed the way web apps are built. It’s easier 
 for web developers to build predictable apps using any of the technologies
  listed above.\n\nThe mobile ecosystem has been revolving around “tradit
 ional” architectures for quite sometime. Adopting ideas from the web on 
 native apps presents some unique challenges. To begin with\, the dynamic n
 ature of JavaScript vs. static languages like Java / Kotlin and Swift used
  to develop native mobile apps. Expectations and user experience on web vs
 . mobile. Finally\, the asynchronous nature of mobile platforms and their 
 lifecycle itself presents some unique challenges.\n\nThis Birds of Feather
  (BOF) session will guide and encourage native mobile app developers to ad
 opt ideas from some of the popular front-end frameworks on the web and app
 ly them to native app development.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nRagunath Jawahar 
 is a consultant working with Uncommon\, a prominent design studio that has
  worked with several unicorn startups in India. He specialises in mobile a
 pp architectures\, workflow optimization and test-driven development. He h
 as a knack for building awesome teams and believes in “you are only as g
 ood as the team you build”. You’ll find him constantly pushing himself
  to explore new programming paradigms\, workflows\, tools and techniques. 
 He is allergic to complexity and loves building tools and libraries that m
 ake life easier for fellow developers.\n
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SUMMARY:How to optimize app size to below 10 MB
DTSTART:20190330T091000Z
DTEND:20190330T093000Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Advanced
CREATED:20190315T124311Z
DESCRIPTION:Session will cover -:\n-: What are the best practices to make 
 sure apk Size is optimized.\n\n-: How to correctly use Proguard and how to
  validate if your apk is correctly using it.\n\n-: How to make sure Apk Si
 ze should not increased drastically release per Release.\n\n-: Even after 
 adding new Framework like React Native how we are able to keep check on ou
 r Apk Size and able to make it within a single Digit figure.\n\n-: Learnin
 gs of over 2 year and various steps we have done time by time to reduce it
 .\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nMobile Engineer@Flipkart.Leading Flipkart Android 
 Team to create top class Android Apps for Billions of Users in India\n
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SUMMARY:Responsive UI with constraint and motion layout
DTSTART:20190330T093000Z
DTEND:20190330T095500Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Advanced
CREATED:20190315T124441Z
DESCRIPTION:What is this talk about?\nConstraintLayout implementation is s
 imilar to RelativeLayout\, a more powerful and flat view implementation. C
 onstraintLayout children position based on the constraints of a child to i
 ts parent layout or another child\, make the view hierarchy flat.\n\nWe wi
 ll talk about how constraint layouts reduces the time taken to create a co
 mplex layout\, reduce developer time and add easy animations. We will also
  briefly look into MotionLayout.\n\nWho should attend this talk?\nAndroid 
 developers who would like to build complex layouts faster. Responsive UI w
 ith more control over scene changes.\n\nThis talk will also be helpful for
  iOS developers who have experience using AutoLayout and want to start And
 roid development.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nImran is a Mobile Engineer at Unco
 mmon. He has worked on Android\, iOS and React Native.\nHe enjoys building
  performant UI layouts and animations. “Clean code is non-existent. Code
  evolves as the project grows.”\n\nIf you do spot him ask him about anim
 ations on Android and iOS.\n
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SUMMARY:Evening beverage break
DTSTART:20190330T095500Z
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SEQUENCE:0
CREATED:20190130T042803Z
DESCRIPTION:\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20190329T061752Z
LOCATION:Bangalore
ORGANIZER;CN=Fragments:MAILTO:no-reply@hasgeek.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Image uploads for mobile web
DTSTART:20190330T102500Z
DTEND:20190330T104500Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T222429Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Advanced
CREATED:20190315T124425Z
DESCRIPTION:I wanted the process of uploading images on the web to be as g
 ood as native in terms of capability and smooth/performant as well. Based 
 on our requirements\, when we upload an image\, the application was suppos
 ed to show a thumbnail which should take into account the EXIF orientation
  factor so that the thumbnail is shown in thr correct orientation. The nex
 t big challenge was to reduce the overall upload size during submitting th
 e file to the server. Here we resorted to a Hermite resample filter that a
 llowed us to further reduce the payload size. Since a user could upload ma
 ximum of 5 images in one go\, we wanted to keep the main thread as free as
  possible so all of the above-mentioned tasks actually run in a worker. Us
 ing transferrables to reduce the time invokved in an othetwise structure c
 lone postMessage was another area of investment. Moving all work into. a w
 orker gave us the opportunity to work on the new amazing OffscreenCanvas A
 PI which enabled us to move all computations to the worker thread. Finally
  a final optimisation (WIP) is to encode our images to webp format to chec
 k if the payload size could be further reduced. Since browsers do not supp
 ort encoding of images as a native construct\, we resorted to Webassembly 
 for achieving the desired result.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nI work as a senior
  engineer in Flipkart Lite team. I love experiments and performance.\n
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SUMMARY:Building predictable and high performance workflows for mobile app
  development
DTSTART:20190330T104500Z
DTEND:20190330T113000Z
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SEQUENCE:2
CATEGORIES:Full talk,Intermediate
CREATED:20190315T124047Z
DESCRIPTION:Software development itself is a practice that is filled with 
 entropy. Even though there are factors in software development that are be
 yond our control\, there are quite a few parameters that can be controlled
  and tuned. One of the ways to maximise predictability in software project
 s is to reduce the number of unknowns. Most teams start with an architectu
 re that sets expectations to a degree. How can we push this even further? 
 What if we can build a degree of predictability on how software is built b
 y individuals? What if we could extrapolate the same ideas to a team and a
 cross several teams?\n\nThis talk focuses on how various architectures (im
 perative and functional) influence individual and team throughput during d
 evelopment and maintenance. We'll acknowledge how software development is 
 a very creative profession but can also withdraw inspiring ideas from effi
 cient systems like turn-key businesses and production lines that can help 
 build software faster and better. We'll focus on how the choice of archite
 cture and tooling affect various phases of development. Once we gain an un
 derstanding of the architecture\, we'll create and tune a workflow by sequ
 encing activities\, establishing processes and building custom tooling aro
 und it.\n\n### Speaker bio\n\nRagunath Jawahar is a consultant working wit
 h Uncommon\, a prominent design studio that has worked with several unicor
 n startups in India. He specialises in mobile app architectures\, workflow
  optimization and test-driven development. He has a knack for building awe
 some teams and believes in “you are only as good as the team you build
 ”. You’ll find him constantly pushing himself to explore new programmi
 ng paradigms\, workflows\, tools and techniques. He is allergic to complex
 ity and loves building tools and libraries that make life easier for fello
 w developers.\n
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SUMMARY:Joint Q&A session: what matters: the platform or underlying mobile
  engineering?
DTSTART:20190330T113000Z
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