Speakers

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  Anubhav Gupta

  Writesonic

  Software Engineer

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  Zachary Powell

  Huawei

  Lead Developer Advocate

  See Bio
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  Giovanni Laquidara

  Huawei Business Consumer Group

  Developer Advocate

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  David Rawson

  ClearPoint

  Senior Android Developer

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  Isaac Udy

  Xero

  Development Team Lead

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Zachary Powell

Huawei

From hacking away on his HTC Magic Zachary has always had a passion for Android! Now with over 10 years of experience in Android development, Zachary leads the AppGallery Connect Advocate team to promote the use of the tools and SDKs offered.

Facilitators

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  Anna Zharkova

  Lead Mobile developer (Usetech company)

  See Bio
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  Ryan Kay

  Kotlin/Android Developer

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  Subhrajyoti Sen

  KeepTruckin

  Android Engineer

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  Madona Wambua

  Snr. Android Engineer & Android GDE

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Anna Zharkova

My name is Anna Zharkova, I'm from Barnaul. I'm Lead Mobile developer with more than 7 years of experience. I develop both native (iOS - Swift/Objective-c, Android - Kotlin/Java) and cross platform (Xamarin, Kotlin Multiplatform) applications. I also make an architect solution in mobile projects. Also mentoring junior developers and leading of mobile team. Currently, I'm Leading Developer in Usetech company. Tutor in Otus course "iOS Advanced 2.0" Kotlin Multiplatform is a modern, powerful tool for multiplatform development. The main idea of Kotlin Multiplatform, as well as other cross-platform SDKs, is to optimize development by writing code once and share it between different platforms. The developer can define what part of code to make common and shared: just data models or whole business logic and even architecture.By default, KMM is not designed to create common UI in application, so basically it should be implemented in native parts, special for iOS and Android. Although other cross-platform tools, such as Flutter and ReactNative, provide capabilities to create cross-platform common UI for the whole app.However, there could be some potential solutions to create common and shared UI with Kotlin Multiplatform SDK. In my talk I'm going to present you some approaches to deal with it.Kotlin Multiplatform (KMM) is a modern powerful tool for cross-platform development. It allows you to use a single codebase for the business logic and share it between your iOS and Android apps. The developer can easily make a choice what part of code to define as common: from data models to whole business logic and common architecture solution. By default UI for KMM project should be implemented in native apps, because it uses too specific platform code. Though most cross-platform solutions provide a mechanism to create common UI.In my talk I would like to present several approaches to create common UI in Kotlin Multiplatform shared code and share it with iOS and Android apps. Also some tools and tips to optimize possible solutions

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Madona Wambua

Madona is an Author, Senior Android Engineer, and Google Developer Expert for Android with over five years of experience building Android Applications. She is also a Women Who Code Mobile Lead Volunteer, Women Tech Maker Ambassador, and a developer who enjoys sharing her Android knowledge and teaching others how to make Android applications.