Talks

Let's look at how to implement AI in development without legal risks, including real cases of leaks and dismissals, as well as actions in the absence of regulations.

It is not a trivial task to fully automatically migrate an Android app to HarmonyOS NEXT: the platforms differ too much in architecture. I will show how it is possible to transpile Kotlin and Jetpack Compose into ArkTS and ArkUI using SMT solvers, and explain why it is still important for an engineer to understand mathematics in the era of AI.

Let's use the MAX messenger as an example to show how to measure energy consumption using only the Android SDK, without any third-party libraries.

In code, null means not only "no value", but also "invalid", "not found", "wrong phase of the Moon" — and it costs the team hours of debugging per week. I will show where these hidden meanings come from and how to get rid of them so that null checks stop being tech debt.

How to use T-shape for engineering development and what it brings to the team.

If you add pan/zoom to Compose head-on on large images, you are guaranteed to experience crashes and lags. The talk reveals the main problems and gives an understanding of how to deal with them, as well as the general model of working with large images in Compose. The live demo shows how to get from a crash to a stable and smooth picture.

We'll take Liquid Glass apart and rebuild it using Metal. From the anatomy of the effect to interactive animations and integration into Telegram.

We're all used to time series analysis being Python and its classic stack — statsmodels, sklearn, numpy, and the rest. This ecosystem has become the de facto standard, and it works perfectly — on a server with plenty of memory and compute power. But what if your app has to work offline, without any server access? What if the user needs data insights at every single moment, regardless of connection?

A talk for mobile developers who want to do beautiful things and understand what's going on under the hood of rendering.