Get your mobile app in production in 3 months: Native and Reactive Mobile Apps

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This document discusses technologies and principles for mobile app development. It covers using native programming languages like Swift and Kotlin for strong type safety and support. Frameworks like React Native and Xamarin are not preferred due to potential limitations. Functional reactive programming (FRP) principles are leveraged for streamlined and reusable dataflow. Continuous integration with automatic builds and Git workflows with merge requests help ensure quality. Experience is also needed to efficiently develop reliable mobile apps.

Technology

Dominik Veselý, CTO
How we leverage latest technologies for
our Mobile app development

This is our CEO with our Mascot
Which has been stolen on SpaceShack opening party
We take Unicorn rights seriously see
www.whostolemyunicorn.com

What we already have
Infrastructure to relay on
Backend to communicate with
Front-end

What we use(d) for mobile
success
Native languages for development
FRP principles
CI with automatic builds
Sketch graphics
Merge Requests
Experience

Native languages
Swift 3 for iOS
Kotlin … before it was cool

Native languages - support
Documentation
Libraries
Stack Overﬂow

Why alternatives like RN or
Xamarin aren’t there?
Might look like a speed up but you might hit few roadblocks
Missing functionality / features
Locked with libraries
Human resources limitation

FRP Principles
2.5 years of experience in Ackee
both iOS and Android
now even on backends
this part will be very brief … topic is very complex to be covered

Imperative vs Functional
programming
for-loops
mutable states
“push” based

Imperative vs Functional
programming
map, reduce, filter, flatMap
If a pure function is called with the same arguments, the same
result will be returned. Implicit parameter is time
declarative, "Pull-based", eliminates side effects, avoids
changing-state and mutable data

Advantages
Streamlined dataﬂow
Same implementation across all platforms
Reusable blocks
Less bugs
Faster for development
Error handling

How we use it
Reactive Extensions - available on github
Network
Data
UI bindings
Modern architectures (MVVM / MVP)

Continuous Integration
Time efﬁcient
Testers and clients get their builds without programmer
For white-labeled app it’s must have
Completely build on Fastlane
Lint (static code analysis)

Sketch Designs
Automated exports
Generated (SVG) images
Photoshop is dead (Adobe XD to come)

Git workﬂow & MR
Branches makes development easier
Merge requests are very useful tool to learn from and how to
ﬁnd bugs

Experience
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to get things out fast and reliable
Harsh but true

Key outcomes
Development is complex process, each part it makes difference
Choose good technologies and team
Applicable on each app not only our festival app

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1. Dominik Veselý, CTO How we leverage latest technologies for our Mobile app development

2. This is our CEO with our Mascot Which has been stolen on SpaceShack opening party We take Unicorn rights seriously see www.whostolemyunicorn.com

3. What we already have Infrastructure to relay on Backend to communicate with Front-end

4. What we use(d) for mobile success Native languages for development FRP principles CI with automatic builds Sketch graphics Merge Requests Experience

5. Native languages

6. Native languages Swift 3 for iOS Kotlin … before it was cool

7. Native languages - type safety

8. Native languages - support Documentation Libraries Stack Overﬂow

9. Native languages - support Documentation Libraries Stack Overﬂow

10. Why alternatives like RN or Xamarin aren’t there? Might look like a speed up but you might hit few roadblocks Missing functionality / features Locked with libraries Human resources limitation

11. FRP Principles 2.5 years of experience in Ackee both iOS and Android now even on backends this part will be very brief … topic is very complex to be covered

12. Imperative vs Functional programming for-loops mutable states “push” based

13. Imperative vs Functional programming map, reduce, filter, flatMap If a pure function is called with the same arguments, the same result will be returned. Implicit parameter is time declarative, "Pull-based", eliminates side effects, avoids changing-state and mutable data

14. FRP Streams

15. FRP 2

16. FRP Input ---> ---> Output

17. Advantages Streamlined dataﬂow Same implementation across all platforms Reusable blocks Less bugs Faster for development Error handling

18. Advantages - Error handling

19. How we use it Reactive Extensions - available on github Network Data UI bindings Modern architectures (MVVM / MVP)

20. Bindings

21. Continuous Integration Time efﬁcient Testers and clients get their builds without programmer For white-labeled app it’s must have Completely build on Fastlane Lint (static code analysis)

22. Continuous Integration

23. Sketch Designs Automated exports Generated (SVG) images Photoshop is dead (Adobe XD to come)

24. Git workﬂow & MR Branches makes development easier Merge requests are very useful tool to learn from and how to ﬁnd bugs

25. Experience You need experienced developers to get things out fast and reliable Harsh but true

26. Key outcomes Development is complex process, each part it makes difference Choose good technologies and team Applicable on each app not only our festival app

27. www.ackee.de WE CREATE MOBILE APPS

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