An Artsy Testing Tour
Artsy has four iOS applications; all of them are open source, and all of them take different approaches to testing. Why? Because different…
on Apr 25 2016
Migrating to Realm on iOS
Remind migrated to Realm from Core Data at the end of 2015, with Alex leading the migration. Getting up and running with Realm is a cinch,…
on Apr 21 2016
Hipster Swift
At a high level, Swift is amazing and brings so much to us developers to use on a daily basis. However, there are many little-known things…
on Apr 18 2016
Blending Cultures: The Best of Functional, Protocol-, & Object-Oriented Programming
A Swift application is more than just an Objective-C app translated into Swift. We need to embrace the features and philosophy of the Swif…
on Apr 14 2016
Real World Mocking in Swift
Mocks allow us to write fast tests that do not mess with production data. Without OCMock, we will need to write our own mocks, but it does…
on Apr 11 2016
Understand Monads with this One Weird Trick
Concepts like Functors, Applicative Functors, Monads, and Monoids in Haskell all seem totally incomprehensible at first, but translating t…
on Apr 7 2016
Practical Cross-Platform Swift
With Swift now available on non-Apple platforms, you can set your code free to roam beyond just your iOS app. In this presentation from [t…
on Apr 4 2016
MVC-N: Isolating network calls from View Controllers
Marcus walks you through a design pattern that he has been using on iOS for applications that require and use a large amount of data frequ…
on Mar 31 2016
Ready for the Future: Writing Better Swift
Swift is brand spanking new. How can we possibly be expected to write idiomatic code? On the other hand, Objective-C has been around for m…
on Mar 29 2016
Creating a Swift Library
Libraries are the future for sharing your code, but they're also fraught with peril. Platforms, package managers and tests are all crucial…
on Mar 27 2016
Design of Everyday Swift
Don Norman's "The Design of Everyday Things" is a classic design book, focused on the design of physical objects. Many of the principles t…
on Mar 23 2016
Contributing to Open Source Swift
Do you want to contribute to Swift? Not sure how or where to begin? It can be overwhelming! In this talk from the inaugural [try! Swift](h…
on Mar 21 2016
Conquering Your Fear of Adopting Swift
There's a mountain of Objective-C code already in place, and it took years of development to get to this point. How do you convince your t…
on Mar 16 2016
Let Your Designer Tweak and Deploy Your App
Building apps is fun, but tweaking the UI can be cumbersome. Designers love to tweak, but would it not be nice if they could make changes …
on Mar 14 2016
try! Swift Conference
Check out try! Swift Tokyo videos!
on Mar 14 2016
Introduction to Protocol-Oriented MVVM
Using value types over reference types in Swift is easier than it ever was in Objective-C, making your code more expressive and less error…
on Mar 13 2016
Fun and Fast Audio with Swift
Even though iOS and OSX are rich multimedia environments, app sound is often overlooked, and true innovation in audio technology has lagge…
on Mar 10 2016
Challenges Building a Swift Framework
Apple announced Swift before Realm was first launched. The team quickly realized how big this would be, and fully committed to building a …
on Mar 7 2016