Mobile Team on Daily basis - Kamil Burczyk & Michał Ćwikliński (Mobiconf2017)

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This document describes the mobile team at Grand Parade. It notes that the team has 23 developers working with iOS and Android, over 640 years of combined experience, and produces over 77,000 lines of Swift code and 44,000 lines of Kotlin code. The team follows agile practices like 2-week sprints and daily standups. They work on 25 mobile applications and share common architecture around logging and state management. The team emphasizes pair programming, learning across platforms, and knowledge sharing.

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MOBILE TEAM
ON A DAILY BASIS
by Grand Parade
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Michał Ćwikliński
michal.cwiklinski@grandparade.co.uk
https://github.com/emce
@em__ce
Kamil Burczyk
kamil.burczyk@grandparade.co.uk
https://github.com/burczyk
@KamilBurczyk

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Established: 2011
City: Kraków
People: 250/300 till end of 2017
Worked before for:
Grand Parade: about company
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William Hill
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Gambling Facts
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Mobile Team
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Mobile Team - facts
23 developers
12 iOS & 11 Android
640 years
With 124 years of experience
51 cups
of coffee daily
77.764 lines
of code in Swift
44.422 lines
of code in Kotlin
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Mobile Team

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Team Standards
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Tools
Tests
Documentation
CI
Public API
Avoiding dependencies

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Mobile applications
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25 mobile applications
Kotlin and Swift on production
AppStore, Google Play and standalone
Core libraries (Mobile SDK)

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Swift & Kotlin on production
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Mobile SDK team
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Swift & Kotlin on production – common
architecture
Logger
+ filters: MutableList<LogEntryFilter>
+ minimumSeverity: LogSeverity
+ handlers: MutableList<LogEntryHandler>
+ enabled: Boolean
+ e(message: String)
+ w(message: String)
+ i(message: String)
+ d(message: String)
+ v(message: String)
+ wtf(message: String)
Logger
+ filters: [LogEntryFilter]
+ minimumSeverity: LogSeverity
+ handlers: [LogEntryHandler]
+ enabled: Boolean
+ error(message: String) -> void
+ warning(message: String) -> void
+ info(message: String) -> void
+ debug(message: String) -> void
+ verbose(message: String) -> void

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Swift & Kotlin on production – elastic
architecture
HeaderState
.unauthorized
.processing
.authorized
<state change>
<state change>
~ Redux

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Mobile Culture
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Slack Time:
GP Interview
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Slack Time:
GP Betting League
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Slack Time: WH Cube
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Slack Time: GPS Tracker
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Agile best practices
2-week long sprints
Daily code reviews
Daily standups
Bi-weekly retrospectives
Bi-weekly groomings and sprint plannings
Bi-weekly demos and published artifacts
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Mobile Tech Talks
NoSQL
TDD
Elasticsearch
Swift backends
Core ML
App Architectures
Open GL ES
Realm
Audio Processing
Core Data
Core Bluetooth
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Pair Programming
iOS/Android
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Learning other platforms
Platform-independent point of view
Common interfaces
Bringing business value over
fighting platform wars

MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017
Community open
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Top tips for new team
building
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Optimise long-term
Don’t be afraid of hiring people better than you
You won’t code all the time
Create standards before writing first line of code
Consider cross-platform cooperation
Find a leader not a boss
Share your knowledge
And you can bet on it!
Integrate

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Contest
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Swift and Kotlin tasks
Stand in common space
Valuable prize
Result announcement: Friday 2pm

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Mobile Team on Daily basis - Kamil Burczyk & Michał Ćwikliński (Mobiconf2017)

1. MOBILE TEAM ON A DAILY BASIS by Grand Parade 1

2. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 2 Michał Ćwikliński michal.cwiklinski@grandparade.co.uk https://github.com/emce @em__ce Kamil Burczyk kamil.burczyk@grandparade.co.uk https://github.com/burczyk @KamilBurczyk

3. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Established: 2011 City: Kraków People: 250/300 till end of 2017 Worked before for: Grand Parade: about company 3

4. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 William Hill 4

5. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Gambling Facts 5

6. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Mobile Team 6

7. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Mobile Team - facts 23 developers 12 iOS & 11 Android 640 years With 124 years of experience 51 cups of coffee daily 77.764 lines of code in Swift 44.422 lines of code in Kotlin 7

8. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Mobile Team

9. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Team Standards 9 Tools Tests Documentation CI Public API Avoiding dependencies

10. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Mobile applications 10 25 mobile applications Kotlin and Swift on production AppStore, Google Play and standalone Core libraries (Mobile SDK)

11. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Swift & Kotlin on production 11

12. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Mobile SDK team 12

13. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Swift & Kotlin on production – common architecture Logger + filters: MutableList<LogEntryFilter> + minimumSeverity: LogSeverity + handlers: MutableList<LogEntryHandler> + enabled: Boolean + e(message: String) + w(message: String) + i(message: String) + d(message: String) + v(message: String) + wtf(message: String) Logger + filters: [LogEntryFilter] + minimumSeverity: LogSeverity + handlers: [LogEntryHandler] + enabled: Boolean + error(message: String) -> void + warning(message: String) -> void + info(message: String) -> void + debug(message: String) -> void + verbose(message: String) -> void

14. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Swift & Kotlin on production – elastic architecture HeaderState .unauthorized .processing .authorized <state change> <state change> ~ Redux

15. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Mobile Culture 15

16. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Slack Time: GP Interview 16

17. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Slack Time: GP Betting League 17

18. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Slack Time: WH Cube 18

19. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Slack Time: GPS Tracker 19

20. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Agile best practices 2-week long sprints Daily code reviews Daily standups Bi-weekly retrospectives Bi-weekly groomings and sprint plannings Bi-weekly demos and published artifacts 20

21. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Mobile Tech Talks NoSQL TDD Elasticsearch Swift backends Core ML App Architectures Open GL ES Realm Audio Processing Core Data Core Bluetooth 21

22. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Pair Programming iOS/Android 22 Learning other platforms Platform-independent point of view Common interfaces Bringing business value over fighting platform wars

23. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Community open 23

24. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Top tips for new team building 24 Optimise long-term Don’t be afraid of hiring people better than you You won’t code all the time Create standards before writing first line of code Consider cross-platform cooperation Find a leader not a boss Share your knowledge And you can bet on it! Integrate

25. MOBICONF.ORG | 5-6 OCTOBER 2017#mobiconf2017 Contest 25 Swift and Kotlin tasks Stand in common space Valuable prize Result announcement: Friday 2pm

26. &Q&Aquestions answers 26 Kamil Burczyk Michał Ćwikliński @KamilBurczyk @em__ce

27. THANK YOU! 27

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