Writing an Open API Parser
OpenAPI specifications are used for communication of rest apis between backend and frontends. But what do they entail? What makes them tick? And how can you build a praser that reads the specification and creates a UI on the fly?
Come follow me on my journey through parsing the open api specification, building a dynamic ui based on it, and find out how Kotlin makes your live way easier here.
ZeBadge: The community badge – what?
This is the talk. The one and only you need. Especially if you are a lucky one that got a badge from the GDG Berlin Android at their booth: Follow us on our journey on how we build the Android App, established a communication protrocol and how we actually bought real live hardware. Additionally we will be talking about python and how you can update the badge and the apps with new features and requirements.
Hardware? Android? USB-Cs? Kotlin? Python? Monochrome Bit-Design? Everyone is welcome here and please join us for the ride.
Hey,
I love building things: Developer Relations @ Telekom, Communities @ GDG Berlin Android or strange things with all sorts of materials.
I’m happt to chat about technology, languages, communities, speaking at conferences and meetups, my cats and everything else. 🙂
