Meetup #20: Google Cloud mobile app migrating to Flutter - true story
Migrating a mobile app to Flutter can be a challenging task, but it can also be a rewarding one. Flutter offers a number of advantages over traditional native development, including a single codebase for both iOS and Android, a declarative programming model, and a rich set of widgets and libraries. In this presentation, we will share our own experiences migrating a Google Cloud mobile app to Flutter, and we will discuss the lessons we learned along the way.
Speakers
Kamil Brzeziński
Product Manager, Google Cloud mobile experience
Akram Izzeldin
Software Engineer
Aleksei Levenets
Software Engineer
When and where
This is a hybrid event and you can register by clicking REGISTER button at the top of the page. During registration you will have to chose if you're going to attend the event in our office - The Warsaw Hub, Building C - or if you prefer to join us remotely. In which case we will use Google Meet platform, so please make sure ahead of time that your setup supports it.
🕑 November 28th, 6:30 pm Warsaw time (CEST)
🗺️ The Warsaw Hub, Building C, ul. Rondo Daszyńskiego 2C, 00-843 Warsaw, Poland
In person attendees only:
If you chose to join us in person, then remember to provide your full first and last names, as this is needed for security reasons. You also need to bring an official ID document with you, that has your name, last name and photo. Without it, you won't be allowed into the Google office.
You will need to check in at the building's reception and then use the elevator to the 25th floor. Please arrive 30 mins early to allow for badge pick up.
Detailed address: The Warsaw Hub, Building C, ul. Rondo Daszyńskiego 2C, 00-843 Warsaw, Poland.
Google Warsaw Cloud Meetup
We created this series of meetups to be able to share with the engineering community in Poland, in the region, and thanks to hybrid format, even in other countries and continents, the work that is done by us in the Warsaw Office. This event is produced by engineers to engineers- we use a simple Google Meet that will allow you to just virtually raise your hand and ask anything you want directly and openly. We’ll talk about interesting projects, complex technical issues we are working on, what we like in our work and also the challenges and downsides.
About Google Warsaw site
Warsaw is Google’s regional hub for both engineering and business, and one of our fastest growing sites in Europe, Middle East and Africa. As a major Engineering office, Googlers in Warsaw work on Google’s Cloud Platform and Infrastructure throughout the stack, as well as other major functions in the company, working with our customers, partners and other important stakeholders.
The Google Warsaw office is located in the vibrant city center where Googlers enjoy a unique and fun environment with a lot of emphasis on culture — including talks, learning sessions, clubs (everything from a ‘Go’ club and a ‘Tartar eaters one’)- all of them continued regularly while working from home. Now that we are preparing to gradually return to the office, we plan to go back to a variety of sports activities, the gym and meals served in our canteens. Google will be also embracing the new, more flexible models of working, with some Googlers working fully remotely, while others returning to the office full-time.
In a true Google style, Googlers reach out to the community and volunteer through programs like Mind the Gap, Children's University, and Habitat for Humanity.
(Photos by Jacek Waszkiewicz)
We received some questions about open positions during the previous event - you can check them at the Warsaw Careers Page.
