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Every year a new version of Android is released (not counting minor releases), and each time developers get new features for users and limitations for APIs, as well as newfangled replacements for them.

In the talk Kirill will summarize all the changes of the current Android versions and will talk about the most important aspects. You will also find out what you can integrate into your application and what optimizations happened under the hood of Android for the last 8 years.

You'll learn how the experiment to use Flutter was launched within Yandex.Market, how BDU was implemented on it, what it led to and what you encountered in the process.

The speaker will show some product and application metrics, talk about true cross-platformity and whether it is possible at all.

Broadcast from the Mobius 2022 Spring online studio.

When the first experiments with Flutter began, the speakers did not even think that they may be deprived of the convenient ways of distributing the apps, of the option of paying the accounts of the developers, of the access to the proprietary frameworks. No one knew that Flutter may somehow solve the problems.

Flutter app which is adopted to the web, easily turns into PWA which mimics a real mobile app. While X hour has not come, you may collect familiar artifacts from the same code base.

You will learn from the talk about the problems which you may face on the way to converting your mobile Flutter app into web. You will also learn something new about UX, security, testing and deployment. You will talk about inevitable restrictions.

We will analyze how to make the use of the Kotlin module by Swift comfortable and the code reliable. Why and how the moko-kswift gradle plugin was created and what other tools can be used to improve the experience of iOS developers when using Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile.

The broadcast from the online studio of the Mobius 2022 Spring site.

It is not easy to build a convenient and flexible navigation in iOS app, it is not always about simply shifting from one screen to another. The main difficulties arise when you need to open a whole chain of screens.

What if you need to check authorization as well? What if the screens are interconnected, and the screen that you need is already open somewhere in the app?

Sooner or later all the teams face the issue of creating navigation in iOS app, easy to support and improve. Hh.ru team has passed a long way of creating navigation for their apps. They tried to apply different approaches, from one large enum that 'knew' about all the screens in the app, to coordinators.

In search of the optimal solution for navigation hh.ru elaborated its own one, and they would like to share it with the community as an open-source library for iOS and tvOS apps.

What is Swift Runtime? Together we'll look at the source code of the earlytimes, as well as the results of the intermediate stages of compiling a simple code in Swift, to see with our own eyes the magic the compiler does without us noticing it. There's also a section at the end with some curious solutions to the language that will make you think.

Let's talk about perhaps the most controversial topic: do mobile developers need algorithms? The debate about this has been going on for what seems like an eternity. Some people say that they don't need them, because they can't remember the last time they used these algorithms at work. Others say that the first don't understand anything, because algorithms are about thinking and the ability to solve different problems, but not about algorithms as such. So pick a side, stock up on popcorn and run to our BoF.

Timur will talk about the unique challenges that arise when you move an application from one company to another.

The speaker will talk about the problems the team will face when dragging coroutines into their project. The talk is focused on error handling: you won't hear about launch and async, but you will remember about try-catch. You'll learn about coroutineExceptionHandler and how these tools shoot in the foot. The speaker will tell you how he thinks to keep yourself safe from these shots.

Internal communities allow developers to develop applications, adopt new practices, grow as engineers, and gain new experiences.

What are internal communities and how do they arise? The place and role of a developer in a community. How does it affect the quality of the application, approaches and projects? Down with routine, let's get automated!

These and other questions will be discussed by developers, members of internal communities, and companies with different numbers of employees at our roundtable.

Join us, we are interested in your opinions and practices.

The broadcast from the online studio of the Mobius 2022 Spring site.

The quality of product is an important task of any company. The talk describes the Yandex Market approach to this problem solving. Along the way, quality problems and the role of developers in its correction are considered.

We take stock, remember the bright moments and talk about our plans. Come to the room or join the broadcast, so you don't miss anything!

At conferences they often discuss who uses which frameworks, how they design the application architecture. At this BoF session, we will bring up an even more intimate topic: the developer's workplace, both real and virtual.

Do you use a split keyboard or work standing on a balanceboard? Maybe you're already four meta universes ahead and working from VR? Without what plugin won't you install the studio? Which alias in your .zshrc do you particularly care about? Do you use Pomodoro or are you learning zen and not evaluating tasks?

Let's share the things that help you overcome your routine and make your work life better.