From 2013 to 2015 I worked at Twitter as a developer advocate in the International developer relations team, presenting Twitter platforms to developers in Latin America and the rest of the world. One of these platforms was Fabric, a mobile platform with several solutions to speed up mobile development and that was later acquired by Google and merged with Firebase.
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Twitter Flock event in Seoul, South Korea
Beyond <a href="https://www.infoq.com/br/presentations/fabric-na-pratica/">doing talks</a> in several events, I also built some sample projects that were used as canonical examples of the platform or simply to show off the platform capabilities.
<h2>Live Event Android App</h2>
A sample Android Live Event app using Fabric to help your participants to follow what's happening around an event at Twitter.
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<a href="https://github.com/lfcipriani/live-event-android">Source code available in Github</a>.
<h2>Cannonball Android App</h2>
In October 2014 Twitter launched <a href="https://get.fabric.io/" title="visit the website">Fabric</a>, a platform for mobile developers that provides several tools to improve their mobile apps. To showcase the tools this platform provided we built Cannonball demo app, a word game similar to magnetic poetry, in which the user can create poems, share with friends, see the popular ones all using the platform features such as: digits, social login, twitter kit, mopub, crashlytics and answers.
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<a href="https://github.com/lfcipriani/cannonball-android">Source code available in Github</a>.

Short list of the talks and projects I built as a developer advocate at Twitter and for the Fabric platform that later was acquired by Firebase.