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Hello everyone! Our March meet up is soon upon us. This month something new, we will be hosted by the nice people at Nurun.
We're asking people to please register in advance, since we'll have a limited amount of seats (30).
Android development best practices : Modularity
by Francis Toth
Francis is an Android/Java Developer with good experience in Web programming, and has been working more than 7 years for government institutions, web agencies, in investment banking, and in the tertiary sector as well. He is highly interested by Agile software development practices (Scrum, XP, TDD), programming concepts (Merise, OOP, Design Pattern...) and open-source software.
Talk summary
Péreniser une application n'est pas chose aisée et nécessite de prendre en compte plusieurs paramètres pour y parvenir. Parmi ceux-ci, on retrouve la Modularité, nécessaire à la garantie de la maintenabilité et de l'extensibilité d'un système. Bien plus qu'un concept abstrait, cette notion s'avère être essentielle à tous les niveaux d'une architecture, depuis la relation entre deux objets, jusqu'aux interactions d'une application avec son environnement. Durant cette présentation, nous verrons les aspects fondamentaux de ce principe ainsi que la manière de l'appliquer dans un projet Android.
Achieving scalability is not easy and requires to consider several parameters. Modularity is one of them, and ensures a system's maintainability and extensibility. More than just an abstract concept, it turns out to be essential at all levels, from the relationship between two objects, to the interactions between an application with its environment. In this talk, we'll cover the main aspects of this concept and the ways to apply it.
Dependency Injection on Android with RoboGuice
by Etienne Caron
Etienne is a mobile software developer for Nuance Communications. He's part of the R&D team that works on Nina™, the virtual assistant for mobile customer service.
Talk summary
Dependency Injection has been a popular pattern in the web-oriented Java world for quite some years now. It was made popular in no small part following this article written in 2004 by Martin Fowler.
Google Guice was introduced in 2008, and being the first DI framework using Java annotations, it went on to win that year's Jolt Award for best Library, Framework, or Component.
This will be an introduction to RoboGuice, or "Google Guice on Android".
Montréal's Android developer and user community is a vibrant and active one. We've been meeting monthly since January 2010.
We encourage local companies that do Android development to come and meet our community, we typically reserve a small 15m time slot at the begining of each evening for impromptu presentations.
Our meetings are always free and open to the general public. We're always open to organize cooperative events with other user groups in the area, (Hackathons, etc.), provide Android mentors for your own events, etc.
Disclaimer: GDG Montréal Android is an independent group; our activities and the opinions expressed here should in no way be linked to Google, the corporation.
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