• What we'll do 6 - 6.30 pm - Pizza, networking 6.30 - 6.45 pm - Lightning talks 6.45 - 7.15 pm - Main talk We have 10 minute spots open if you'd like to speak on Wednesday. Speak about a project you're working on or a problem you've recently solved or a library you're liking. If you have a talk you would like to give, please reach out to the organizers in #android-philly channel. You can si
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• What we'll do
6 - 6.30 pm - Pizza, networking
6.30 - 6.45 pm - Lightning talks
6.45 - 7.15 pm - Main talk
We have 10 minute spots open if you'd like to speak on Wednesday. Speak about a project you're working on or a problem you've recently solved or a library you're liking. If you have a talk you would like to give, please reach out to the organizers in #android-philly channel. You can sign up for the slack at https://phillydev.org/
Lightning talks
Google Cloud Study Jam 2018: What to expect (7 min)
As you may know, we're hosting an in-person Study Jam this April. Find out what will be covered and what resources are included. About the speaker: Ruthie is web developer and one of the co-hosts of the upcoming Study Jam. Lightning talk: Using Room for SQLite data persistence
Speaker: Gary Jacobs
Main Talk: Practical Kotlin with a Disco ball (30 min)
Speaker: Nick DiPatri Abstract:
Kotlin is the next shiny object and many of its facets will convince you to switch from Java. The last year has produced a flood of Kotlin libraries, plugins, idioms, conversion-from-Java and language style guides. In this talk, I will provide some focus on all this advice as I discuss how I converted my own ‘RoboButton’ IoT side-project to Kotlin. This talk features a live disco ball, so please dress accordingly.
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Code of conduct: https://github.com/AndroidPhilly/GDGPhillyStudyJam/blob/master/README.md#gdg-phillyandroid-alliance-code-of-conduct
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