Flutter Silesia 13

Hello there! 👋

🎉 Join us at Flutter Silesia 13 in Katowice! 🎉

First meetup after the summer break — let's open the season properly.

👉 Wojciech Warwas
Hot reload your full stack

👉 Albert Wolszon & Artur Wiśniewski
Technically Accessible, Actually Usable — A11y for 1M MAU in practise

After the talks, we will move to 💬 moderated networking, and then afterparty at Biała Małpa! 🍺

🎟️ We're giving away a free tickets to Infoshare Katowice — you need to be there in person to win.

📢 AGENDA
1. Welcome and short introduction
2. Talk 1 — Wojciech Warwas
3. Break
4. Talk 2 — Albert Wolszon & Artur Wiśniewski
5. Moderated networking 💬
6. Afterparty — Biała Małpa 🍺

📍 Strefa Centralna
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZWMQHMGjGhLXnzap9

Topics

Wojciech Warwas
Hot reload your full stack

What if your backend had the exact same instant developer loop as Flutter? In this session, we’ll explore Serverpod 4.0: from full-stack hot reload and type-safe Dart APIs to its modern AI workflows powered by MCP and agent skills and advanced storage features. Learn how unifying our tech stack under Dart helped our team build, test, and ship complete cross-platform applications faster than ever.

Albert Wolszon & Artur Wiśniewski
Technically Accessible, Actually Usable — A11y for 1M MAU in practise

Most Flutter developers have touched the Semantics widget at some point - usually to set a label on a custom button, or to mute a decorative image. The moment you hand your app to a real screen reader user, the gap between technically accessible and actually usable becomes clear: everything is read, nothing is broken, and yet some flows are, in practice, painful to get through. This is ~1 year a11y work on prod banking app - the kind of app where a visually impaired user has to move money, confirm a transfer, and recover from a validation error with confidence. We'll show the perspective of the people we’re actually building for: we’ve spoken with long-time screen reader users how they really use mobile apps, and we’ll bring their conclusions into the room - what is okay and what is a painpoint. We'll also show a set of concrete production cases - form errors and focus, reading order, status announcements, the `GestureDetector` trap, and a few more - each tied to the WCAG rule.