Online Tech Conferences Spring 2022 | Frontend

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We know that there are a lot of people with disabilities and we as software developers have the responsibility to make products and services that can be used by as much people as possible. This goal is not as hard as many people think, with the right tools, tips and support from Android OS we can create better applications for everyone. In this talk we will review which tools we can use, some tips and how the updates from Jetpack Compose can help us to develop an application that Daredevil could use..

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At an early phase of a product, it might have grown "wild and free": after a while, the design of different parts of the product might not be in sync; the actual interface developed by the engineers are not 100% reflecting the original design; it might be harder and harder adding new features upon the product without breaking the habits of your current users... It's time to bring consistency and simplicity back to your product. This talk proposes an idea of how to reimagine a product's interface building workflow based on design system + component library. Let's make some nice UIs together!

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With Progressive Web Apps and the Project-FUGU, the web is increasingly becoming a full-fledged platform for complex applications. But what has been missing for a long time is the possibility to communicate with devices in the periphery. With WebBluetooth, this gap has now been closed, which makes it possible to interact with light bulbs, fitness trackers or even DIY toy cars directly via a web application. But that suddenly opens up a rabbit hole, in which we inevitably encounter a few hurdles - the story of a frontend developer dipping his toes into the IOT world. Check out the speaker's slides here: https://slides.nico.dev/220323-webbluetooth-codemotion/#/