Advanced Image Processing with Core Image
Core Image is Apple's framework for image processing and analysis. With over 170 built-in filters that can be used alone or together in co…
on Jun 9 2016
10 Ways to Get Designers in Your Swift Codebase
Getting designers working closely with developers has many benefits. In this talk from try! Swift, Helen…
on Jun 6 2016
Modern Core Data
Use Swift to breathe new life into old Objective-C APIs. In this talk from try! Swift, Daniel Eggert giv…
on Jun 4 2016
Putting Out Swift Fires - Lessons from Launching Chelsea Handler: Gotta Go
Yeti recently launched an app on a Friday night, in conjunction with Chelsea Handler’s new Netflix documentary, Chelsea Does: Silicon Vall…
on Jun 1 2016
Live Design
We know and love code. But even code requires a bit of help from other disciplines to grab attention in the app store. In this talk, Maxim…
on May 29 2016
Keep Calm and Type Erase On
Just when you thought having unambiguous types was the one true way of Swift, it turns out that sometimes it is necessary to erase types. …
on May 22 2016
How to Train Your Swift: Examples of Computational Statistics in Swift
Swift's ease of use and elegance of form make it perfect for math hobbyists looking to explore simple mathematical concepts. In this talk …
on May 20 2016
Swift Summit London
Check out the Swift Summit London videos!
on May 19 2016
Advanced Graphics with Core Animation
Animation is one of the cornerstones of the UI experience on iOS, and thanks to the animation APIs in UIKit, it is incredibly easy. Howeve…
on May 18 2016
Using Realm Seamlessly in an RxSwift App
Using Realm Seamlessly in an RxSwift App, by Marin Todorov
on May 16 2016
Table View Controllers in Swift
In this talk, we'll look at how we can work with table view controllers in a more Swifty way…
on May 15 2016
Keeping Designers Happy via Enums
With more and more emphasis on "agile" development and "fast iteration cycles", speed of development is commonly the most important KPI, w…
on May 11 2016
Building Fabric.app in Swift
When the Fabric team at Twitter wrote their new iOS app, they turned to Swift. Why? Javi Soto walks through their decision, and tells why …
on May 11 2016
Boundaries in Practice
One of the talks that Ayaka enjoyed watching is Boundaries by Gary Bernhardt. If yo…
on May 8 2016
Teaching Swift to Non-Developers
Over the past 2 years, Jeff has been designing curriculum and teaching iOS development to students with little to no programming experienc…
on May 4 2016
Relaunching TaskRabbit's Tasker App on React Native
React Native is a new way to build mobile applications where most of the code is written in Javascript, but with a native experience as th…
on May 4 2016
Building a Simple Swift App With Fine-Grained Notifications
Building a Simple Swift App With Fine-Grained Notifications, by Marin Todorov
on May 3 2016
Parser Combinators in Swift
Parser combinators are one of the most awesome functional techniques for parsing strings into trees, like constructing JSON. In this talk …
on May 1 2016