Hello Android enthusiasts! Winter vibes are in full swing, so join us for our Apres-Ski Android GDG Meetup at AutoScout24. Warm up with great talks, tasty snacks, and cozy drinks while connecting with the community!Tip: When you arrive to the AutoScout24 office, the meetup will take place on the 5th floor.
Agenda:
18:00: Doors open, Mingling and Food
18:30: Intro & Welcome note
18:45 : Vadim Schenev - Shipping Android Fast: One Codebase, Many Markets
19:15 : Hans-Martin Schmargendorf - From Design to Code: Using MCP, Claude, and Documentation to Accelerate Android Development
19:55 : Daniel M.Idrees - One Codebase, Many Platforms: Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) for Android Engineers
20:30 : More mingling
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🗣️ Shipping Android Fast: One Codebase, Many Markets by Vadim Schenev
Just imagine that you have multiple apps with multiple cultures supported and you not only want to deliver stable features, but also want to avoid delays. How to do it? We have a recipe. Let’s take a look together at the trunk based development approach and especially the way how we implemented it in our AutoScout24 Android team. Delays with releases, resolving conflicts for every PR and manual build generation? We already managed to forget what it means. Interesting? Join our talk to know more about it!
🗣️ From Design to Code: Using MCP, Claude, and Documentation to Accelerate Android Development by Hans-Martin Schmargendorf
In this talk we'll explore how to generate functional Android code from Figma designs using Figma MCP, Claude Code, and well-structured documentation. We'll demonstrate a practical workflow that gets you 80% of the way to production-ready features—not just boilerplate, but code that matches your team's architecture and conventions. Through live demos, we'll show what works well (and what doesn't), and discuss the upfront investment needed in organizing Figma files and writing useful documentation. Perfect for Android developers curious about AI-assisted development and whether the setup cost is worth it for their team.
🗣️ One Codebase, Many Platforms: Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) for Android Engineers by Daniel M. Idrees
Adopting Kotlin Multiplatform it as an Android engineer comes with a learning curve. This talk is a practical guide for them looking to expand beyond Android using KMP. We will explore how Android devs can kickstart KMP, what parts of an app should (and should not) be shared, and the real-world challenges you will face when targeting iOS, Desktop. We will walk through project setup, shared architecture, iOS integration with Swift, and the trade-offs involved.
