Intro

Speed up your iOS Development following the Modules Paradigm. In this talk, you will learn how the most app used in the world can be built using this paradigm easily, so, if they could use it, why not yours?

The session will include:

1. Defining the concept of module.
2. Understand the module's life cycle.
3. Demystifying complex UIView.
4. Setting clear responsibilities.
5. Coding time!

Speaker: Francisco Javier Trujillo Mata

Francisco Javier Trujillo Mata, or Trujy how everyone knows him, is an iOS Dev with more than 9 years of experience in the mobile world. He has been working in several businesses passing from consultancy to traveling, gambling and then finally in a fin-tech where he is currently working at Sync.Money

Being a lover of the apps properly designed, he always had in his mind how to make the development easier and more enjoyable either being alone or in a huge development group, that was the origin of the Modules's Paradigm.

As a good open-source collaborator, he has more than 100 repositories in his GitHub profile where he touches a lot of areas (not just mobile development), recently he is spending a lot of time playing around the homebrew for Sony's Consoles.

In his free-no-development-time, he really likes to play football and does snowboarding (when it is possible), traveling (as everyone) and if the day has more than 24 hours play some video games xD

https://github.com/fjtrujy
https://twitter.com/fjtrujy
https://medium.com/@fjtrujy
https://www.linkedin.com/in/francisco-javier-trujillo-mata-86aaaa46/

Book give-away

In this session we will be giving a book away to one lucky attendee. It's "App Store Optimization: A step-by-step guide to boosting your app's organic downloads" by Oliver Hoss.

For the not-so-lucky ones, an exclusive discount code will be revealed, exclusively for attendees.

Agenda

18:30 Welcome
19:00 Talk: "How to compose your apps in small modules and reuse them everywhere"
19:45 Book give-away: "App Store Optimization"
20:00 Networking
20:30 Farewell

Host

Kindly hosted by Link by UMA-ATECH