Android Worldwide Part 4

Name: Android Worldwide Part 4
Start: 2021-01-19T18:00:00-08:00
End: 2021-01-19T22:00:00-08:00

Android Worldwide is a series of four events in a single day, spread out to run at convenient times for people residing in many different timezones. All events are free, and you are welcome to attend whichever one you like—no restrictions.

Jan 20, 2021, 2:00 – 6:00 AM (UTC)

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About this event

Welcome to the first Android Worldwide event of 2021!
Android Worldwide is a series of four events in a single day, spread out to run at convenient times for people residing in many different timezones. All events are free, and you are welcome to attend whichever one you like—no restrictions.
Each event is hosted by organizers from the dozens of engineering communities who have partnered with us. Speakers were carefully selected from submissions to our call for papers, which was difficult given how many fantastic options we saw. Paired with fantastic content, we want to emphasize the importance of having a tighter social fabric. For that, we've selected a special video conferencing software made by Remo.co, and set aside plenty of time for friendly conversation between you and your fellow community members from around the globe.

When

Wednesday, January 20, 2021
2:00 AM – 6:00 AM (UTC)

Agenda

2:00 AM	How to work with Clean Architecture in Android by Gaston Saillen	In this talk we are gonna explore how to work with clean architecture on a daily basis, what is clean architecture and why is it important.
4:00 AM	gRPC with Kotlin Coroutines by Mohit Sarveiya	gRPC is a technology that allows you to call server-side logic from any platform using protocol buffers. What are the libraries available that allow you to create and consume gRPC services using coroutines? What are the debugging and monitoring tools we could use for gRPC? In this talk, I will share with you how to build a gRPC server using the gRPC-Kotlin library. We’ll explore how to use protocol buffers to define different types of RPC calls that are unary and bidirectional. On the client-side, we’ll also use this library to consume our gRPC service. gRPC-Kotlin provides an API that uses Flows to make RPC calls. We’ll explore how it works internally. For each RPC call, we implement using coroutines, I’ll show you how to unit test it. In addition to gRPC Kotlin, other libraries for creating and consuming gRPC services are Wire by Square and Kroto-plus. We’ll compare its features and its coroutines API with gRPC-Kotlin. By the end of this talk, you will have a better understanding of how to build and consume gRPC services with Kotlin coroutines.

Speakers

Mohit Sarveiya

Gastón Saillén

Distillery

Team Lead of Mobile

Host

Shalom Halbert

Instacart

Software Engineer

Organizer

Matt Kaufman

MK Partners

GDG Organizer

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