Paco Estevez
A rogue functional programmer in Android land, Paco started his career working on mobile videogames, and then transitioned to prototypes, experimental libraries, and worrying about day-to-day development experience.
Currently he helps making Facebook's tools and frameworks even more awesome from the London HQ. You can follow his thoughts on his blog and libraries.
Paco tweets at @pacoworks.
Talks I've Given
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Simple dependency management in Kotlin
Featuring Paco Estevez
In this talk you will discover how we can use just Kotlin features to inject dependencies through our codebase. Using this novel approach you'll learn about the concept of Type Classes, a unit of abstraction and configuration used to architect apps and libraries.
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Memory and lifecycle management in Fully Reactive Apps with Francisco "Paco" Estevez!
Featuring Paco Estevez
Are you looking for solutions to the memory management challenges when working with reactive apps? Join Francisco "Paco" Estevez at this month's droidcon Bytes to learn about the best ways to make your fully reactive apps the best they can be.
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Making fully Reactive apps using advanced RxJava
Featuring Paco Estevez
Francisco has been developing using Functional Reactive Programming for the past two years, learning from his mistakes. He's delivered one full production application (52 screens, real-time intra-day trading!) whose features were expressed completely using functional style using RxJava. At...
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Lightning Talks 2
Featuring Darryl Bayliss, Paco Estevez and Andrew Lord
This session will consist of three 15-minute talks by Andrew Lord, Francisco Estevez, and Darryl Bayliss on Lambda expressions, Lib, and iOS.
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Write a lib today!
Featuring Paco Estevez
A lighting talk about how to get started open-sourcing your Android library, distributing, licensing, and promoting them on the right channels.
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A domain driven approach to Kotlin's new types
Featuring Paco Estevez
A short roundup of two new class types introduced in Kotlin, and how our programs can use them to improve maintainability.
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