Fast, user-friendly. and power-efficient network communication on Android
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Designing and implementing an efficient network communication in your Android application is not an easy task. Developers face a difficult balance between latency, power-efficiency, data charges and several other aspects that can be the cause for bad reviews.
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Fast, user-friendly. and power-efficient network communication on Android
Erik Hellman
Erik is the author of "Android Programming: Pushing the limits" and a long time DroidCon speaker. He has worked on the inner details of the Android platform at Sony Mobile, hacked on the Android client for Spotify and is currently as a freelancing Android developer in Stockholm, Sweden. Erik has also been teaching software development, including Android programming, for both new and senior developers.
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Designing and implementing an efficient network communication in your Android application is not an easy task. Developers face a difficult balance between latency, power-efficiency, data charges and several other aspects that can be the cause for bad reviews.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
- Fast Track to Android Architecture (in London on 22nd - 24th October 2018)
- Real World Kotlin Development Workshop (in London on 23rd - 24th October 2018)
- droidcon2gether Community Day 2018 (in London on 27th October 2018)
- Kubernetes: Master Application Deployment and Scaling with Daniele Polencic (in London on 13th - 14th December 2018)
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About the Speaker
Fast, user-friendly. and power-efficient network communication on Android
Erik Hellman
Erik is the author of "Android Programming: Pushing the limits" and a long time DroidCon speaker. He has worked on the inner details of the Android platform at Sony Mobile, hacked on the Android client for Spotify and is currently as a freelancing Android developer in Stockholm, Sweden. Erik has also been teaching software development, including Android programming, for both new and senior developers.