GDG DevFest Gorky 2018
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Multiplayer Games With WebXR | Tanay Pant | 36m |
Builds a playable WebXR prototype that places 3D Pokémon (.dae) and a rotating Pokéball in a scene using A-Frame + AR.js, loads assets with the A-Frame asset… | ||
| Taking your Agent to the Next Level | Eliza Camber | 36m |
Focuses on building voice apps with Actions on Google and Dialogflow, gives concrete numbers (85% failure, 15% retention) and practical fixes: test whether a… | ||
| Building Conversational Apps with Firebase and Google Actions | Laura Morinigo | 34m |
Creates a working conference assistant that connects Actions on Google -> Dialogflow -> Firebase, using Dialogflow intents and entities to parse topics and… | ||
| Static Analysis in Go | Muir Manders | 40m |
Shows how to use Go’s parser and type checker from the standard library to build go vet–style checks: AST walking with parser.ParseFile and ast.Inspect… | ||
| Apps: Modular, Instant, Dynamic | Elif Boncuk | 39m |
Explains how Google Play Instant (formerly Instant Apps) and the App Bundle enable feature-level delivery: original instant limit is 4 MB, enroll in the beta… | ||
| Building Easy and Safe Checkout with GooglePay | Zviad Kardava | 41m |
Google Pay API enables faster, simpler, safer checkout by returning encrypted payment tokens that the merchant forwards to a processor which decrypts with its… | ||
| Developing Gradle API | Sergey Boishtyan | 44m |
A Gradle plugin is built in Groovy that automates Android build/versioning and ties builds to Jira and TeamCity: Jira status changes trigger version… | ||
| Many Frameworks – One PWA Solution | Maxim Salnikov | 52m |
Claim: use Workbox to make one production-ready PWA for any framework because Angular/React/Vue only provide basic, often unconfigurable service-worker… | ||
| Building and Publishing Android Libraries the Missing Guide | Milos Marinkovic | 44m |
Step-by-step guide to produce a reusable Android library: set up an Android library module (AAR), pick unique Maven coordinates, register a Sonatype account… | ||
| Why to Use Design First and Server Side Swift if Everything Works Anyway | Mikhail Churbanov | 37m |
Argues that using a Swift backend plus a design‑first OpenAPI workflow actually prevents the small, costly integration bugs that kill deadlines — examples… | ||
| ML Denoising With Tensor Flow | Aleksei Chernigin | 39m |
An AI denoiser built with TensorFlow Estimator and trained on noisy/render pairs (including albedo, normals, depth) uses a U‑Net style autoencoder with skip… | ||
| Do it Yourselfie, an Android ThingsP hoto Booth | Daniele Bonaldo, Roberto Orgiu | 28m |
Build of an Android Things photo booth uses Raspberry Pi 3 with the Pi Camera v2 (8MP), a big red normally-closed button as trigger, a two-way mirror over a… | ||
| Behind the Curtains How Photos TM Work | Roberto Orgiu, Daniele Bonaldo | 26m |
Kotlin Android Things photo-booth that captures photos to local storage then uploads to a Google Photos shared album after a companion phone app sends an OAuth… | ||
| Can the Material Design Live Long and Prosper | Resul Caner Yuldirim | 35m |
History and critique of Material Design with concrete claims and tools: MD solves many mobile UI problems but suffers “shadow porn” and heavy feedback… | ||
| Successful Business With Machine Learning | Ewelina Woloszyn | 27m |
Claims machine learning market will surge (uploader cites DevFest notes), and companies using it land in the top 5% of earners; practical work uses deep… | ||
| Dart, I'm your Flutter | Dylan Drost | 48m |
Shows a working Star Wars movie app built with Flutter and Dart that pulls JSON from The Movie DB via REST, maps results into typed models using… | ||
| DevFest Gorky 2018 Highlights | 02m | |
Video recorded at GDG DevFest Gorky 2018. All about Mobile, Web and Cloud.
Learn more at https://devfest2018.gdgnn.ru/ | ||
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