2024-04-19 –, Auditorium
As the primary gateway of mobile data consumption, applications can both support the long-term systems' sustainability and impede progress in related areas. The outcome depends on whether mobile apps have been developed with sustainable software principles in mind.
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, where the demand for mobile applications continues to grow, we should recognize the potential environmental impact of apps and find efficient ways to make them greener. To help you properly address these issues, I’d like to share with you my experience in sustainable mobile development.
During this talk, I’ll give you precise, easily-applied techniques that my team uses to make our mobile apps more energy efficient and environmentally-conscious while ensuring a positive user experience. I’ll tell you what works within sustainable software principles and back up recommendations with cases from my practice, explaining how experts in my team coped with similar challenges.
With nearly a decade of experience in the realm of mobile technology, I am leading the mobile development team at NIX, a global software engineering partner. In my current role, I oversee a skilled team of over 30 talented developers. My focus extends to orchestrating seamless processes and providing technical consultation to our business development departments.
My extensive portfolio ranges from intricate IoT systems to dynamic social networks, and I've also specialized in domain-specific solutions such as healthcare and fintech applications. My passion lies in addressing complex challenges through user-centric solutions that empower businesses to thrive.
Throughout my journey, my passion for coding has remained unwavering. I find immense satisfaction in rolling up my sleeves and delving into lines of code, solving complex puzzles, and crafting innovative solutions that align with our clients' unique requirements.
Beyond the digital realm, I'm an avid adventurer. You'll often find me exploring new depths while diving or conquering new heights on hiking trails.