Talks

Why does Yandex.Maps need a multiplatform? Why use Kotlin when there are other cross-platform solutions? You will learn about this from Mikhail's talk.

How payment terminal components work, issues of migration to Android, cross-platform development in C++.

The talk is about the tasks that arose during the development of the iOS file manager and the ways of their solution and optimization.

System notifications are one of the most feature-rich and API fragmented parts of Android. How to use all possibilities of the notification system to the max? How to make a notification on each OS? NotificationCompat will not decide everything for you. Let's dive into this!

In this talk, Anna wants to highlight the main complex cases of working with Background Modes. Ans show how without forbidden tricks, using nuances and native solutions, to bypass iOS restrictions.

Arthur and Ilya are going to talk about how Yandex revised the principles of mobile application development and implemented the concept of the "super app".

Mikhail will analyze the important aspects of the framework design that allow Flutter to be convenient and productive and also show how this knowledge can be used in development.

Alexey will talk about how to write your own abstraction in a couple of evenings for efficient work with the data source and then implement runtime/database caching in just a few lines of code.

Интересуют плагины для Intellij IDEA? Павел расскажет, как можно сделать полезный плагин и затронет все этапы его разработки.

How to get out of the battle with legacy code with minimal losses? How can you keep your code clean and reduce maintenance costs? Sergey and Vladimir will tell you about it.

Why REST is not always OK? Why did our ancestors need SOAP? Is GraphQL just for JS programmers? What is better: JSON-RPC, Thrift or gRPC? It is true that protobuf prolongs the life of an IT project? Svetoslav will tell about this in his talk.

In this talk, Anton will tell you how to integrate the framework into the current code step by step while maintaining the consistency of the UI and to achieve maximum reuse of components.

The talk will cover the reasons why Vadim's team decided to implement SPM, application issues, and problems that had to be solved during the implementation process.

You don't often hear talk about in impact of the environment on test results. If you're interested in learning about cases with disabled Wi-fi and changing the theme, then come and listen.

There comes a time when you need to switch to WebSocket, and this talk will focus on them.

Starting from late 2019 Huawei has released devices without Google Mobile Services. We will discuss who may be interested in adapting their application for the new market, and what should be done for this, using the example of our application Delivery Club.

What if you no longer need to be a Gradle expert to design, maintain, and scale modern multi-module Android applications while still taking advantage of compilation speed best practices? It's possible and Stepan will tell you how.

During this session speaker would like to tell you what to do with insufficient Dart typing, the difficulties of working with different schemes in iOS, running tests, and reporting test coverage.

В течение лайвшоу Александр Денисов будет в прямом эфире писать приложение на Flutter с нуля. А помогать ему будут Женя Ртищев и Миша Емельянов, известные профессионалы в области мобильной разработки, но новички во Flutter.

Интересуют плагины для Intellij IDEA? Павел расскажет, как можно сделать полезный плагин и затронет все этапы его разработки.

Какая мультимодульная структура лучше? Стоит ли теперь проводить модуляризации своих проектов? И какая она должна быть на горизонте двадцатых годов? Все это мы узнаем за круглым столом. Не пропустите!

Svetlana will layout the screen that she sees for the first time, using a Flutter for UI layout in a declarative style.

Anton will layout the screen that he sees for the first time, using a Jetpack Compose for UI layout in a declarative style.

Anna will layout the screen that she sees for the first time, using a SwiftUI for UI layout in a declarative style.

The story about module programming in Raiffaisenbank iOS applications. True story and the price they've payed without embellishment.

Kotlin is becoming more and more popular in Android development, and so do coroutines. Exception handling in coroutines is often a topic not paid enough attention to, which is why developers can encounter unforeseen issues. This talk aims to fill that gap.

We propose to look at all the variety of mobile frameworks that follow a declarative approach, compare their capabilities, and discuss their problems.

Find out what awaits you in the next 4 days. The program committee will talk about schedule, interesting talks, and in what format they will be held. The team of organizers in turn will tell you how our platform works, where discussion zones will be held, how to connect to chat rooms, and where to ask questions.

Join the Mobius wrap-up with the Program committee: we will discuss the most interesting talks and chatters as well as talks that should be returned after the conference.

There will be a small interview with Alexander Sosorev, Head of Mobile Development at Delivery Club. He will tell about writing a «good» legacy code, approaches that used in working with technical debt, and how a product code can drive technical debt, and vice versa.

Let's decide which framework is better to use "in battle".

The talk about common unit testing mistakes.

Anton will discuss:

• SberDevices: what applications Android teams make and how to chat with engineers;
• system UI and system services;
• architecture inside and outside of the application;
• the specifics of developing applications for the devices.

Scaling up development when you have 800+ Gradle modules and 250+ Android developers:

• What teams are needed for large projects?
• How to maintain code consistency: guidelines and more.
• Internal community development: closed meetups, chats, and horizontal communication.

How has the conference changed due to audience feedback? What comments do we receive constantly and how do we respond to them? Is the vision of the organizers and the program committee always aligned with the needs of the participants? We will discuss these and many other questions at our final session that closes the conference.