Ryan Tempas, Lyft Originally Lyft was introduced as a single app where users could switch to between driver and passenger modes in order to give and recieve rides. There were advantages at the beginning to having only one app with multiple modes, but after time this bloated the app size and decreased the rate that we could create and release new features. Splitting these two modes (one into a Passenger app and one into a Driver app) could be done in a few ways, but we settled upon using the modularization of various apsects of the code for the task. This talk will discuss the architecture and execution of this modularization used in order to release the Lyft Driver app. https://goo.gl/wBPjMX droidcon NYC - http://droidcon.nyc ********************************************* droidcon NYC has become an event where the American and International Android development and design community come together to share what’s new and what they’ve been working on. Our goal is to serve the community and move the Android platform forward. Organized by droidcon - https://www.droidcon.com/ ********************************************* droidcon is the largest global network of developer conferences which bring together the industry's foremost experts dedicated to advancing the Android platform. droidcon engages a global network of over 25,000 developers attending our events in 26 countries. Content by touchlab - http://touchlab.co ********************************************* droidcon NYC content organized by Kevin Galligan, President of touchlab Android and iOS Mobile App Development / Doppl Open Source Code Sharing Platform / Mobile Innovation Advisory / UIUX Design. Our goal is to keep growing our company by serving the community. Stop by our next meetup: https://www.meetup.com/nyandroiddevelopers/ Big thanks to our video sponsors: American Express - https://jobs.americanexpress.com/tech mParticle - https://www.mparticle.com/