Lean Mobile Prototyping – how to quickly build your mobile app MVP

When you think about making prototype of your idea for an app, you usually imagine a interactive mockup – set of static images linked together, in a way that they can “simulate” your final app.

But what about taking prototypes to another level? Why? Nothing can be compared with feedback from people using real, clickable and working app. To put it in hands of customers as soon as possible is crucial. But it’s not easy because you have to use two completely different technologies programming for Android and iOS.

Creating MVPs for mobile applications is an unnecessarily complicated process. Developing two codebases to handle two most popular platforms, app store approval process and handling two different UX approaches make it difficult to quickly iterate on your users’ feedback. Surely there’s a shortcut there, right? Yes.

Patryk Peszko will give a talk about React Native – quite new technology introduced by Facebook, that allows you to write a mobile app using JavaScript that will be converted later to a native Android and iOS code. You can kill two birds with one stone. Patryk will give a short presentation about pros and cons of the React Native, answer your questions and then there will be networking part of the event.

More about Patryk Peszko

Patryk Peszko – In my 15 years journey as a programmer, I’ve touched many topics. From embedded engineering in medical environment (Dräger Lübeck) to leading web and mobile teams at XING Hamburg. During this long history I’ve made many mistakes and learned a ton about efficient and agile project development.  Today I’m trying to share my knowledge at Brains&Beards mobile software house.