Bridge the Gap: How to Write KMP Devs Actually Like is a practical exploration of Kotlin Multiplatform tailored specifically for native iOS and Android developers. It takes participants through the process of architecting a shared KMP core to power two provided platform-specific applications, highlighting essential best practices for state management, architecture, and Swift interop. The main lesson from this workshop is that sharing business logic doesn't require compromising the native experience. If you want to unify your codebase without frustrating your platform teams, learn with us how to build shared code that native devs actually enjoy using.

Learn how to build great cross-platform apps with Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform! Through practical exercises, you'll get hands-on experience with working on all parts of the app, from the data layer all the way to the shared UI. All with the help of Developer Advocates from JetBrains!

iOS Security and Introduction into RE workshop is a practical exploration of iOS security and the run-time manipulation of iOS applications. It takes participants through fundamental reverse engineering principles and highlights essential security considerations for developers when building an application. The main lesson from this workshop is that nothing on the client side can be considered truly secure. If a determined malicious attacker gains access to a phone, all data can potentially be compromised, learn with me how.

Learn to transform basic Android UI into delightful experiences. Build a slide-to-dismiss component with glow animations, haptic feedback, and smooth interactions. Hands-on workshop with code you can use right away.