mDevCamp

⏰ 1 month to go 🔥

One month until the main conf day. Which means…
less than a month until workshops kick off!

Workshops: June 03
Main Conference Day: June 04

💜 A few names you’ll see on stage:
Cyril Cermak (Porsche AG), Oskar Korzonek (Dyson), sinasamaki, Enrique López Mañas, Arkadii Ivanov (xAI), Márton Braun (JetBrains)
Daco Harkes (Google), Kamil Sztandur & Agnieszka Forajter (LeanCode)

🥁 A small taste of what’s coming:
breaking iOS security from the inside
reverse engineering real apps
AI that actually follows your codebase rules
UI that feels right
moving legacy code into modern Compose
time-travel debugging in KMP
Compose Multiplatform in production
where Flutter is heading next
how teams refactor large apps without breaking everything

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💙 Česká spořitelna joins as Master Partner.

One of the largest financial institutions in the Czech Republic. Part of Erste Group.
4.5M clients. 2300 engineers, designers, and product specialists.

Their teams build mobile apps used by millions every day.
Secure. Scalable. With no room for shortcuts.

🪄 Over the years, they’ve invested heavily in engineering culture and modern architecture.
Today, they operate in a code-driven environment with real ownership and real impact.

And for us, it’s not just about the scale.
They bring hands-on experience from large production systems and help push the level of mobile engineering across the region.

🎤 Here is what they said:
"At mDevCamp, we want to share hands-on experience from building and scaling digital products used by millions. It’s a great chance to connect with the community and support the growth of mobile engineering in CEE."

See you in Prague.

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Breakpoints don’t always cut it. 🐞

Flaky bugs.
Impossible app states.

Arkadii Ivanov shows how time-travel debugging with MVIKotlin lets you move through state changes and inspect exactly what happened.

⏱ Debug state step-by-step
⚙️ MVIKotlin architecture
🧩 Better debugging workflows

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What makes an Android app feel truly great to use?

Often it’s not the feature itself.
It’s the tiny interaction details around it.

Android engineer Sinasamaki explores exactly that.

In his session “Elevating the Ordinary: Crafting Delightful Android UI”, he takes a familiar interaction — slide-to-dismiss — and transforms it step by step.

✨ Glow animations that follow the user’s finger
📳 Haptic feedback reinforcing the action
🎯 Visual cues showing when the dismiss will trigger

The goal isn’t decoration.

It’s clarity, responsiveness, and interactions that feel natural the moment users touch the screen.

You’ll walk away with practical techniques you can apply across your Android UI components.

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