I recently attended (and spoke at) Droidcon Boston 2018. I had a terrific time, and thought it was a wonderful event. Here are a few of my favorite parts.
Organizers
- Friendly
- Helpful
- Passionate
The entire team of organizers, volunteers and sponsors were so awesome! Their passion permeated the event and set the tone for a very community-focused conference.
The “EGG” team 😀
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Divya Jain on Twitter
Big big shout out to @giorgionatili and the other two organizers, our great MCs @marcyregalado , staff and volunteers at @droidconbos . It was my first android conference and definitely an amazing experience. See u next year! 😀
Content
- There were so many great talks!
- Kotlin was there in a big way
- A number on interesting talks on architectures… MVI in particular
I really enjoyed the keynotes. The brought unique, engaging, and relevant perspectives and ways I hadn’t seen before.
Nate Ebel on Twitter
The much anticipated handstand from @HandstandSam 👍👍 https://t.co/Va1noZYysb
Side Note: Kotlin was everywhere. So many slides done entirely in Kotlin
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Also Side Note: My First Talk… Yay!
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Links to Slides
Flux for Android by Shohei Kawano
Reactive Architecture by HIFILEO
Why MVI? Model View Intent — The curious case of yet another pattern by Garima Jain
Data Binding Workshop by Eric Maxwell
Creating Awesome Animations With ConstraintLayout and ConstraintSet by Hari Vignesh J
Protecting Your Source: Using Code Review To Improve Your Application Quality by Jonathan Maltz
Multimodule Gradle by Clive Lee
Ana Baotić on Twitter
@loraj_k on padding ” You don’t want it touching edges, we’re not barbarians” 😂😂 #DroidconBos
MoniGarr on Twitter
DroidconBos thanks for the Android learning adventure
Dhara Bhavsar on Twitter
More bout Flux and Flux vs Redux #DroidconBos
Hari Vignesh J on Twitter
AR core with Kunal and a star trooper ? 😉 #DroidConBos
Community
- The community aspect of this event was huge for me
- I met people from all over the world
- I engaged with so many people between sessions and at the various parties
The great community of friendly & helpful developers is a huge part of why I love being an Android developer and why I enjoy going to conferences.
Garima Jain on Twitter
DroidconBos was so much fun. Ending the conference with the selfie with co-organizer @ElizaCamber Lots of nice memories and new friends. Yaay!
Droidcon Boston on Twitter
Last talk massive selfie at #droidconbos 🎉🎊
Ana Baotić on Twitter
Speaker mingling @droidconbos 🎉#DroidconBos #AndroidDev 🎬30
Nate Ebel on Twitter
had an amazing time at #droidconbos !!thank you so much to everyone involved was wonderful to meet so many new people and to finally put a real life face to many others 😀
Check out my recap video on YouTube for even more from the conference
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