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How to write your own GitHub Actions in Kotlin/JS. I'll show a real example and discuss whether it's worth investing in it and in what cases.

When you take on something radically new, you want to have at least some kind of map of what to do. In this talk we will try to draw this map together, dispel doubts and fears, and take the first step into a world full of new opportunities.

We will discuss how an iOS developer can survive on a project with KMP. We will consider the problems developers face and ways to solve them. We will learn how an iOS developer can effectively get used to a project with KMP and cope with the difficulties that arise.

This workshop will teach you how to use Modo, a minimalistic navigation library for Jetpack Compose. You will master screen state management and learn how to implement both classic and arbitrary navigation scenarios by applying the library in a real-world environment.

Do developers need pet projects in 2024? We will discuss: where to get knowledge from - from courses or trying to make your own application; why you need to make your own services and applications; if you make a pet project, it means you are not loaded enough at work? whether it is possible to make money on pet projects; what to do when a pet project ceases to be a hobby, and whether it is a hobby at all; open source as a way of self-expression.

Well, fellow programmers, architects, and code gurus, who wants to dive deep into an old and forgotten code and replace the core engine here with a new one?

We will tell you how to create a universal project build system with cache support. We will show how to quickly and conveniently connect any specific build system implementation to it: Tuist or Bazel.

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