Google I/O Extended 2023 with GDG3city

Name: Google I/O Extended 2023 with GDG3city
Start: 2023-07-13T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-07-13T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Gdansk Science and Technology Park

Gdansk Science and Technology Park, 3 Trzy Lipy, Gdańsk, 80-172

GDG 3City

Hello, tech enthusiasts! 🙌 We're bringing our annual Google I/O Extended event back with GDG 3City on July 13th, 5 PM. We're stepping things up this year, with insightful talks on everything from idiomatic Kotlin to the role of AI in our work, and much more. 🎓 Plus, let's not forget the pizza 🍕 and some cool prizes 🎁 up for grabs! Don't miss out on the fun - see you there!

Jul 13, 2023, 3:00 – 7:00 PM

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About this event

Hello friends and fellow developers! 🖐️
We're beyond excited to announce that our annual Google I/O Extended event, hosted by your very own GDG 3City, is happening on July 13th, 5 PM at Gdański Park Naukowo-Technologiczny. This year, we're going all out with a series of enthralling talks that cover a broad spectrum of topics.
To kick things off, Jarosław Michalik will be serving up "Practical recipes for idiomatic Kotlin" 🍽️. A deep dive into Kotlin's expressive syntax and sophisticated type system, this talk is set to equip you with the tools to write cleaner, more reliable Kotlin code.
Next in line, Mohsen Rezania will be leading us on a "Deep dive into Convention Plugins: Sharing Build Logics and Integrating Detekt for Static Code Analysis". This talk is all about harnessing the power of convention plugins in multi-module Android projects and leveraging Detekt for enforcing code quality.
We're also stirring up an engaging debate on "AI in software developer's work. A chance or a threat?" 🤖. Bring your thoughts, perspectives, and a readiness to explore this fascinating topic with your fellow developers.
Rounding off our speaker lineup, we are excited to present Stanisław Tokarski. He will be sharing his journey, "From a rebellious individualist reinventing the wheel to a knowledge-sharing enthusiast". This insightful reflection will explore the value of mentoring in the programming field. Please note, this speech will be conducted exclusively in Polish.
And did we mention that we're keeping up the tradition of pizza and prizes? 🍕🎁 There's nothing like a slice of pizza and a chance to win cool prizes to complement an evening of learning and networking.
Whether you're a GDG 3City veteran or a first-timer, we can't wait to welcome you to this grand tech fiesta! So, mark your calendars and get ready for an enriching, fun-filled, and memorable experience. Looking forward to seeing you there!
**GDG 3City Team**

When

Thursday, July 13, 2023
3:00 PM – 7:00 PM UTC

Where

Gdansk Science and Technology Park
3 Trzy Lipy
Gdańsk, 80-172

Agenda

Registration and opening	Welcome to the start of our exciting event! As you arrive, we'll ask you to stop by our registration desk. There, you'll receive a sticker to write your name on, a fun way to make sure everyone gets to know each other. We'll also be handing out some cool GDG stickers to remember the day by. This is the perfect time to say hello to the team, get settled, and start mingling with your fellow developers. We're looking forward to giving you a warm welcome and kick-starting this enriching event!
Jarosław Michalik - Practical recipes for idiomatic Kotlin	Kotlin was created to make programming easier by providing expressive syntax and sophisticated type system. To get the most out of the language, it's important to understand the Kotlin idioms. Without them, it's tempting to write Kotlin code in Java style (which may not be optimal). Kotlin idioms are simple and powerful constructs that make it easy to get the job done. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro, Kotlin idioms can help you write code that works and looks great. So, go ahead, take a bite – Kotlin idioms are here to make your development journey a piece of cake! By the end of the talk, you will be well-equipped to write cleaner and more reliable Kotlin code.
Mohsen Rezania - Deep dive into Convention Plugins: Sharing Build Logics and Integrating Detekt for Static Code Analysis	This presentation takes a deep dive into convention plugins, showcasing it’s power in sharing build logic across multi-module projects in Android development. It also highlights the seamless integration of Detekt for static code analysis, enabling developers to enforce code quality and best practices across the entire project structure.
Pizza and networking time	After the first two insightful talks, it's time to pause, digest the knowledge, and fuel up! Swing by the pizza station and grab a slice or two of delicious pizza. While you're at it, why not mingle and network with your fellow attendees? This break is a perfect opportunity to discuss the talks, exchange ideas, or just chat about the latest in tech. So, go ahead, enjoy your pizza, and engage in vibrant conversations before we dive into the upcoming debate and final speech. This is what community is all about!
Debate - AI in software developer's work. A chance or a threat?	The world of software development is continually evolving, with AI being a significant game-changer. But is this new player a friend or foe? Join us as we delve into this intriguing topic in our debate segment. And here's the exciting part - we have some surprise guests lined up for you! Curious? Well, we won't spoil the surprise just yet. You'll have to join us at the event to find out who they are. Buckle up for a thought-provoking discussion that promises to offer fresh perspectives and ignite interesting conversations. Don't miss out on this suspenseful segment of our event!
Stanisław Tokarski - From a rebellious individualist reinventing the wheel to a knowledge-sharing enthusiast. A look at mentoring in retrospect. [PL]	When I joined a large corporation while still being a student, I was not enthusiastic about the idea of working with a mentor on a regular basis. I considered it infeasible to put my full trust into a person to whom I was assigned rather randomly. I preferred to search for my own growth direction and plan my career path myself, blindly. Everything changed after a few years, when I myself was to become a mentor for people starting their careers as programmers. Wanting to prepare myself for this role as thoroughly as possible, I realized how important and necessary mentoring actually was. During my talk, I will share my experiences as both a student and a mentor, as well as summarize all the important facts about the art of mentoring that I have learned over the years.

Speakers

Jarosław Michalik

Mohsen Rezania

Senior Android Developer

Stanisław Tokarski

@Codewise

Software Engineer

Moderators

Jakub Mosakowski

SpotOn

Senior Android Developer

Natalia Nazaruk

Kingfisher

Android Developer | Women Techmakers Ambassador

Hosts

Jakub Mosakowski

SpotOn

Senior Android Developer

Natalia Nazaruk

Kingfisher

Android Developer | Women Techmakers Ambassador

Organizers

Piotr Prus

Tilt

GDG Organizer

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Natalia Nazaruk

Kingfisher

Android Developer

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Jakub Mosakowski

SpotOn

Engineering Manager

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Olha Chumak

Teamwork.com

Volunteer

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