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droidcon NYC '19

Keynote: Being more than an Android Developer

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droidcon NYC 2019 | Keynote: Being more than an Android Developer | Yash Prabhu

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droidcon NYC 2019 | Keynote: Being more than an Android Developer | Yash Prabhu

Changes in the Android world happen rapidly. There isn't one right way to do something, documentation doesn’t always keep up, and sometimes you may feel that you can't keep up. So, how do you, as a developer, keep up with an ever-changing field, make sure your workplace and community catch up, make sure you are using the right tools to make beautiful apps a reality, and work with people from design, product and/or marketing who may not have worked on the Android ecosystem before? In this session, Yash Prabhu talks about how you can be an Android developer who brings teams and communities together.

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Keynote: Being more than an Android Developer

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Covers industry-relevant topics on the role of Android developers

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Software Engineers with experience in developing for Android are often highly sought-after, as they are able to bridge the gap between design, product, and marketing teams. This course will help you develop the skills to become a more effective Software Engineer by teaching you how to work with people from other disciplines, manage a team, and bring your projects to reality.
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May help developers navigate career advancement and leadership
Covers industry-relevant topics on the role of Android developers
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