Uttam Kini H
Software Engineer III
A Software Engineer passionate about crafting applications for both Android and iOS platforms. While also maintaining a strong interest in networking and DevOps, I embark on a journey to streamline developer tasks and enhance my prowess in creative problem-solving. Embracing challenges and simplifying complexities is where my heart finds its rhythm.
Swift
SwiftUI
Flutter
AWS
GCP
The Most Amazing...
....thing that I have done, being an integral part of the Sahyadri Open Source Community (SOSC), I've engaged in a diverse range of activities. From conducting workshops and offering guidance to imparting valuable skills, my involvement extends to actively contributing to various open-source projects. My journey within this vibrant open-source community has been truly rewarding and impactful.
Interest & Expertise
- Engaging with Tech Communities for Collaborative Solutions
- Hands-on Tech Exploration, including DIY Cloud Creation
- Mobile Development
- Build, test and maintain infrastructure and tools.
Achievements
- Google Developer Student Clubs Lead
- Attained certificate on Architecting with Google Compute Engine by Coursera in sponsor with Google Cloud
Skills
Languages
HTML / CSS, Swift, C++, Dart
Version Control
GitLab, GitHub
Frontend
Flutter, Expo
Editors
VS Code
Backend
Firebase
Tools
XCode, Android Studio
Query Language
SQL
Microservices
AWS
Shell Script
Bash
Cloud Services
Cloud Firestore, Firebase Storage, Firebase Messaging, Google Cloud Platform and AWS S3, Supabase
DevOps
CircleCI, Github Actions
Geek Speaks
Flutter Web Renderers: CanvasKit vs. HTML
Web rendering, on a very basic level, refers to the process through which, the code that you've written for your app, is converted into intractable elements on a web-page, that the users can see, and take actions with. When writing your app in Flutter, you have the option two choose between two different web renderers, CanvasKit and HTML.
In this episode of GeekSpeak, Uttam Kini, Software Engineer - I, talks about web rendering, the top two choices of renderers for Flutter, compares the two, and shares his thoughts on the best one, that you should go with.