Talks

We will dive into the Codable internals, find bottlenecks, design a solution, and commit it to Swift itself!

How to solve the problem of different development speed in a large mobile application.

This talk demonstrates why using Metal does not always lead to performance improvements. Using an image-processing example, we’ll explore when the GPU truly wins and how to measure it correctly.

The hidden risks of implicit actions when building Android applications and the implementation of the shift left approach for early error detection through automated checks.

This is not a talk on the successful adaptation of AI, nor is it a set of recipes on how to integrate AI into your team. Instead, this is a revelation: I will honestly share my experience as a developer in the era of AI, the conclusions I have drawn, and my predictions for the future.

Shared animations are increasingly becoming not just a decoration, but a required part of the design.

I'll share how we at Drinkit implemented unusual Shared Transitions with blur in Compose and why there's no reason to be afraid of this instrument.

What has changed, how to work with it, and what are the prospects for using Swift at Android.

The talk is about the work of isolates and the garbage collector in Dart VM, the connection of isolates with OS threads and restrictions on their number.