Talks

A technical talk on SwiftUI. Various topics will be covered: working with ScrollView, everything you need to know about the Text component, and a bit on performance.

Sometimes candidates are surprised: why ask at interviews something that will never be needed on a project? Let's discuss several cases when technical knowledge tested at interviews can be useful when developing applications, sometimes in the most unexpected way.

We’ll break down what components a BDUI framework can include and which problem each one solves. We’ll also discuss whether it’s worth developing your own solution or choosing an open-source option.

Let's discuss what Fuzz Testing is, what bugs were found with its help in the real world and how the kotlinx.fuzz library, which was released publicly on April 4, 2025, helps with them.

When user scenarios involve multiple processes at once and voice interaction is an integral part of the scenario, how can we provide the user with a better experience? I will share how we at Yandex have been making improvements in the field of interaction speed.

Why local LLMs are a trend of the very near future. How you can already put intelligence into an application on different technologies and what it can do.

Real cases about view element rotation, timer, and blur in BDUI engine. Unified API for animations on Android and iOS using LottieFiles. Performance and platform-specific issues.

Does SOLID improve your code? Not always. So I'll tell you about SOLID's evil twin brother — the AntiSOLID concept.

We will cover everything from face landmarks and segmentation to custom shaders, where mathematics transforms into the most high-performance effects for the face.

This talk covers the Runtime Resource Overlay (RRO) mechanism in Android and its unconventional use for protecting application resources and countering reverse engineering. I will also demonstrate OS bugs that allow preventing app installation and silently uninstalling applications without user interaction.

How a lightweight coroutine-first uploader in java.nio with its own TLS wrapper, minimal allocations and stable operation even with a 4 GB upload on weak networks grew out of the simple task of downloading files in parallel.

Say goodbye to routine and endless copy-paste! Learn how to use IDE templates to accelerate both personal and team development, standardize code, and reduce newcomer onboarding time. We'll break down a UDF architecture example and reduce creating a new feature skeleton to just two clicks.

How we solved the problem of the growing complexity of a mobile project by creating an automatic architecture visualization tool through an interactive graph. To do this, we taught the Kotlin Compiler Plugin and PSI tree analysis to turn code into documentation.