mDevCamp
Conference for
mobile developers
April 24th 2024
Prague Congress Center
Prague Congress Center
About the event
mDevCamp is the largest conference for mobile enthusiasts in Central Europe. The 9th edition will feature world-class speakers, in-depth talks and workshops and great hands-on zones. Come to meet 1000 enthusiasts from all over Europe.
Check out the last edition of mDevCamp 2019 – Read our Code of Conduct
Why attend?
Networking
It’s where European mobile developers meet, greet and collaborate first time in virtual 3D world.
Learn from the Best
Let experts from the community share with you their experience and insights in the topics that you care about.
You're in Control
Before the event, the community will vote on which talks they want to hear. More details about this soon.
Nerd out
Mobile development isn’t just a career, it’s a passion! Enjoy spending time with talented, like-minded developers!
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Partners of 2021
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Partners
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Endorsements
Vadim Drobinin
@ValzevulOn my way home from
@mDevCamp
and that was beyond all expectations!
Here are the slides from my talk "iOS Security 101-ish":
drobinin.com/talks/2019/ios…
, feel free to ping me if there are any questions.
Looking forward to 2020 edition!
Krzysztof Zabłocki
@merowing_Had a blast at @mDevCamp, always a pleasure to share personal experience’s and learn from others 👌
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Aygul Zagidullina
@aygulWhat a Friday, enjoyed every moment of it 🙌 Had a wonderful time speaking at @mDevCamp about building for Google Assistant, meeting lots of new people and old friends 😊 Thanks a lot for having me! Also, really appreciate your childcare offer for Emily 👶 #mDevCamp#AoGDevs#GDE
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Jeroen Mols
@molsjeroenVery grateful I was able to speak at @mDevCamp! Such a lovely and well organized conference with extremely friendly and helpful organizers. Great job #mdevcamp team! Highly recommend going there. 🙌
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Aydar Mukhametzyanov
I had been developing iOS applications since iOS 5 in a mobile agency, in a large and cozy 2GIS, and Freeletics in Munich. I currently work at JetBrains, AppCode team and write code in Kotlin/Java.
Development on Kotlin/Native and Swift: New technologies and their internals
iOS
Tooling and technologies around Kotlin Multiplatform always leave Apple platforms a little overboard. After all, Kotlin is a part of Android development, not in iOS.
I will tell you what we do to fix it. You will learn about the Kotlin/Native plugin for AppCode, what it was created for, and what it can do at the moment. I will show the latest developments in the Kotlin Multiplatform, which even have not formed into final products yet, and will tell you how they work from the inside.
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Peter Steinberger
I love teaching, sharing knowledge and speaking at conferences.
SwiftUI In Production
iOS
With the 10.3 release of our iOS PDF SDK, we’re shipping SwiftUI in production. This is a big milestone for us, and an even more interesting one, as our product still supports iOS 12. In this talk I'll explain how we built this feature while also keep things working for iOS 12, and why we picked SwiftUI for it.
This will be an evolution of my existing talk, more geared to start a discussion around SwiftUI In Production.
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Adam Cerny
I am in essence a full stack dev with interest in mobile tech. I have worked on multiple projects from fintech to custom Android ROM and ad network. Always looking for new challenges but also really lazy. I like codecs, encoders, CUDA or NN applications.
SDK development is great, kinda
Mobile SDK
Analytics
In the last 3.5 years we have been working on Smartlook mobile SDK and I believe we could tell an interesting story about testing, no-dependency development, build process for 8 mobile platforms or how we started with OpenGL or WebGL development and what we are using it for. For sure we are going to share few fuck ups and i.e. how to use shaders together with your encoder.
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Ashley Davies
Android & Kotlin @GoogleDevExpert, failed blogger, public speaker, maker (and breaker) of shiny things @snappmobile_io
Material UX for Engineers
Android
It's a familiar story, it's Monday morning, and you're ready to start on the latest feature to solve all your user woes! You're excited! You're engaged! But then you see the design, your joyous smile fades, your world turns dark once more. Why? Another iOS carbon copy...
It doesn't need to be this way. Learn how to share the joy of Material Design with your colleagues, and pitch the benefits of a truly native design with user affordance, effective navigation patterns, and usable usability.
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Pavel Zak
I am an iOS/macOS developer passionate about graphics, UX, and animations. For a decade I create mobile apps for a living (Trinerdis, Kiwi.com), teach programming and occasionally speak at conferences or write blog posts.
Generative art in SwiftUI
iOS
Creating animations and eye candies in SwiftUI is pure joy. In fact, it is such powerful that it seduces you to play with it and create artistic outputs. In this talk, I will share my passion for creating generative art and animations using SwiftUI and showcase how it benefits from available SwiftUI APIs and its declarative nature.
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Andrea Falcone
Andrea Falcone is a Senior Software Engineer at Google. Currently she is working on Jetpack building libraries and tooling for internal and external developers as part of Android Jetpack. She previously built Crashlytics, Fabric and fastlane.
Your first AOSP contribution
Android
Have you ever wanted to fix a bug in AOSP but found it daunting? Have you wanted to search the code in AOSP but found it difficult? We'll dig into the tools like Repo and Gerrit that the Android team uses everyday. Get ready to be a contributor to the Android Open Source Project!
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Dependency injection in practice
Connect to our virtual meeting and learn how to organize scattered dependencies inside the code. How to create a simple dependency injection without optionals and third party library overhead. How to replace dependencies with mocks while testing. And last but not least how to easily generate mocks with Sourcery.
Language: English
Date: 18th June
Time: 2 PM CEST
Introducing Bitrise Trace
Colin Hemmings is a Product Manager at Bitrise, with nearly a decade of experience building monitoring solutions for mobile and server applications. In this session, we will take a deep dive on Trace, the new application performance monitoring (APM) solution, we are building here at Bitrise.
Language: English
Date: 12th June
Time: 6 PM CEST