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In this talk, Christina Lee analyzes the most common code sharing tools, focusing on the areas they excel in and the places they fall short. The purpose of this session is to give learners the knowledge they need to decide whether a cross platform solution is right for them.
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what to watch for , and
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Suitable for anyone interested in evaluating code sharing tools for cross-platform development
Emphasizes key features and limitations of various code sharing tools
Taught by professionals from droidcon NYC, with extensive experience in code sharing
Provides insights for informed decision-making on cross-platform solutions
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Learners who complete droidcon NYC '19: Working Across Platforms will develop knowledge and skills
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Mobile Developer
Mobile Developer
As a Mobile Developer, you can expect to leverage your cross-platform skills to create and maintain mobile applications for various operating systems. This course may help you analyze and choose the right code sharing tools for your projects, allowing you to efficiently build apps that reach a wider audience.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
As a Software Engineer with cross-platform expertise, you can work on projects that involve developing applications for multiple platforms. This course can provide you with insights into the strengths and limitations of different code sharing tools, enabling you to make informed decisions and deliver high-quality software.
Technical Architect
Technical Architect
In the role of a Technical Architect, you are responsible for designing and implementing technical solutions for software systems. This course can enhance your ability to evaluate cross-platform development strategies, ensuring that the systems you design are scalable, efficient, and meet the diverse needs of users across multiple platforms.
Product Manager
Product Manager
As a Product Manager, you are tasked with understanding user needs and driving the development of software products. This course can provide you with a deeper understanding of the technical aspects of cross-platform development, empowering you to make informed decisions about product features and roadmap.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineer
As a DevOps Engineer, you work to bridge the gap between development and operations teams. This course can strengthen your understanding of cross-platform development tools and practices, allowing you to streamline the software delivery process and ensure smooth deployment across multiple platforms.
Software Tester
Software Tester
In your role as a Software Tester, you are responsible for ensuring the quality of software applications. This course can enhance your ability to test cross-platform applications effectively, helping you identify and resolve issues that may arise on different operating systems and devices.
Data Scientist
Data Scientist
As a Data Scientist, you leverage data analysis techniques to extract insights and solve business problems. This course can provide you with a foundational understanding of cross-platform development, enabling you to develop data-driven solutions that can be deployed on multiple platforms.
UX Designer
UX Designer
In the role of a UX Designer, you focus on creating user-centric experiences for software products. This course can enhance your understanding of the challenges and opportunities of cross-platform development, allowing you to design intuitive and accessible interfaces that cater to users on different platforms.
Quality Assurance Analyst
Quality Assurance Analyst
As a Quality Assurance Analyst, you are responsible for ensuring the quality of software products throughout the development lifecycle. This course can strengthen your understanding of cross-platform testing practices, helping you develop effective test plans and strategies for applications across multiple platforms.
Technical Writer
Technical Writer
In your role as a Technical Writer, you create documentation and training materials for software products. This course can provide you with insights into the challenges of cross-platform development, enabling you to produce clear and comprehensive documentation that guides users effectively.
Cloud Engineer
Cloud Engineer
As a Cloud Engineer, you design and manage cloud-based infrastructure for software applications. This course can enhance your knowledge of cross-platform development, helping you architect and provision cloud environments that support applications deployed on multiple platforms.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst
In your role as a Business Analyst, you work with stakeholders to gather and analyze business requirements. This course can provide you with a deeper understanding of the cross-platform development landscape, enabling you to better assess the feasibility and impact of software solutions for businesses.
Project Manager
Project Manager
As a Project Manager, you oversee the planning and execution of software development projects. This course can strengthen your understanding of cross-platform development methodologies, helping you manage projects effectively and deliver successful outcomes across multiple platforms.
Cybersecurity Analyst
Cybersecurity Analyst
In your role as a Cybersecurity Analyst, you work to protect software systems from cyber threats. This course can enhance your understanding of cross-platform security considerations, enabling you to develop and implement effective security measures for applications deployed on multiple platforms.
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Comprehensive guide to Android application development using Kotlin. It covers all aspects of Android development, from designing and building your app to testing and publishing it.
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Fun and engaging introduction to Java programming. It uses a unique visual approach to teaching, making it easy for beginners to understand.
Gentle introduction to Android programming. It is perfect for beginners who have no prior programming experience.
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Good to know
Suitable for anyone interested in evaluating code sharing tools for cross-platform development
Emphasizes key features and limitations of various code sharing tools
Taught by professionals from droidcon NYC, with extensive experience in code sharing
Provides insights for informed decision-making on cross-platform solutions
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