Let us meet with the Kotlin User Group in the Google office.

Our line up is the following

1. Inject your Jetpack Compose Application with Koin by Arnaud Giuliani During my session I will address two key questions:

What does Jetpack Compose change in terms of application structure and injection? How do we deal with injecting Compose functions?

I will take you on a tour of the latest version of Koin, the new version 3.4. This version brings new features to help you structure your architecture effortlessly, and inject easily all your Compose components.

1. Navigation superpowers at your fingertips by Zsolt Kocsi This highly visual talk will begin by the demonstration of a beautiful sample app built with Compose Mulitplatform and Appyx.

We’ll also see how using Appyx we can add the UI magic of custom transitions and gesture-control to our apps in no time.

1. From Mobile to Backend with Kotlin and Ktor by Marco Gomiero As mobile developers, we often see the backend world as something magical that "does things". But what if I tell you that you can easily build a backend even if mobile is your thing?

We hope to see and talk to you in great numbers

Agenda

Hosts

Mario Bodeman - hubraum (Developer Relations Evangelist)

I'm a "developer relations evangelist" at Hubraum by day🌆 and a Google Developer Group Berlin Android co-organizer by night🌃. I like to build things and communities.

Matthias Geisler

Complete your event RSVP here: https://gdg.community.dev/events/details/google-gdg-berlin-android-presents-monthly-berlindroid-amp-kotlin-user-group-meetup-2023-11-22/.

The oldest Android developer meetup in town 🤘And thank you very much to SumUp for providing venue for this month!

We will meet at a community-friendly location, where our community can share knowledge and experience. Contact the organizers if you or your company can host us. The same goes for possible presenters/ speakers.

Agenda

Building KMM App with Compose Multiplatform by Mehmet Burak Akgün I will be sharing an example concept of a KMM app and a Compose for iOS demo. Building Kotlin Multiplatform App with Compose Multiplatform

A Gradle plugin is something that we use every day, but have you ever considered how they're created? What's behind the magic of the Kotlin DSLs provided by the plugins we use daily?

Crash Course in building your first Gradle plugin by Iury Souza In this talk, we'll try to uncover the magic behind the Gradle plugin APIs and how to use them to build your own plugin. We'll explore the process of developing, debugging, testing, and finally publishing your grade plugin just like any other piece of software.

By the end of this, you'll learn how you can turn that custom Gradle task you've been copying and pasting across projects into a fully-fledged Gradle plugin!

Hosted By

Hasan Hosgel, GDG Organizer

Mario Bodemann, GDG Organizer

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Anna Morgiel, GDG Organizer

👋 Hi, I’m @annamorgiel, Professional Software Engineer for Android, working with Jetpack Compose, Coroutines and Jetpack Components. My favorite areas are testing, animations and acessibility. I organize Women Techmakers Berlin and GDG Berlin Android events. 👀 I’m interested in Google Assistant and conversational design 🌱 I’m currently learning Jetpack Compose and technical content delivery

Louis Tsai, Android Developer

Complete your event RSVP here: https://gdg.community.dev/events/details/google-gdg-berlin-android-presents-monthly-berlindroid-meetup-2023-10-25/.

🤖 Let us meet and talk Android 🤖

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This month we have two special talks for you

From Manual to Maestro: Streamlining Regression Testing by Zhanibek Marshal

The talk will discus the implementation of Maestro UI testing framework to address the challenge of time-consuming regression testing in the context of Android and iOS platforms.

This talk showcases how Maestro streamlined the regression testing process, enhancing efficiency and test coverage across platforms.

Multiplatform USB: How to Communicate Seamlessly by Mario Bodemann

This talk will guide through the architecture of the app, describing the abstractions taken and explain how you can leverage Kotlin Multiplatform to abstract the platform specific USB communication from the Compose UI displayed on all devices.

Follow here for an interesting journey about USB Serial communication, Kotlin and KMP, Jetpack Compose and how to boil it all together into one app: ZeKompanion.

Why are those talks special, you ask? Because they'll give you the change to talk to with the speakers, attendees, organizers and all the pets they bring.

Come join the fun at the c-base space ship crash side, and find out why we always wear those funny hats.