try! Swift Conference

Rikke discusses her latest personal project and how she's learned to fall in love with problems rather than a solutions.

Derek shares his personal experiences at Pivotal Labs on how to improve team efficiency by minimizing decision fatigue in Swift development

A Swift engineer proposes that Bouldering is the best sport for fellow Swifters!

In this talk I’ll share lessons learned over the past year picking up Swift while taking the VINA app from MVP to thousands of daily users

How I built a chatbot in Swift to create a custom, personalized language learning tool to help me learn Japanese.

In this talk, we'll discuss strategies for architecting a robust color system capable of scaling to projects of all sizes.

Learn about what 3D Touch APIs have to offer and best practices for using them. We'll explore some cool examples of how to add 3D Touch.

Learn how to use app indexing in Spotlight it to improve app accessibility and engagement!

Brandon explores the formal theory behind the two sides of testing: isolation of effects and surfacing of co-effects.

iOS developer Krzysztof Siejkowski discusses how to improve the readability of Swift code.

Christopher covers lessons learned dealing with different error types in the app Line.

Kazuaki Matsuo gives you a 'taste' of how they have tested their iOS app at Cookpad to guarantee the quality of the app.

In this talk, I'm going to share my experiences building a Web API in Swift to power a one of our iOS applications.

In this talk, we will explore how the structure and properties of the Swift Language make writing your application and UI code simpler.

This talk will present a fast, concrete, down-to-earth survey of machine learning, from the perspective of iOS & Swift.

Agnes Vasarhelyi walks through some practical uses of reactive programming in app development, using examples from my daily experiences

Shinichi explains how to provide better feedback in real-time object detection apps, using Wantedly People as an example.

The Artsy mobile team have multiple apps with Swift, but that is not the future of our applications.

Tatsuya Tobioka, inspired by nsdateformatted.com, shows how he easily made a similar site with NSURL, thanks to Vapor and Bluemix!

Jon Reid brings his background of writing the Objective-C library OCMockito and applies it to hand-made mocks in Swift.

This talk introduces the open-source Realm Mobile Database and shows how Realm Mobile Platforms complete it with server-side components.

In a truly layered architecture (MVVM, Viper, etc), the data layer should be relegated to it's own layer - every other piece just wants the

Eric Wing gives you a conceptual understanding of how Swift works on Android and how you can use it

This talk will explore the ins and outs of Swift’s take on pointers: typed and raw pointers and buffers, implicit bridging and casting

The Swift unsafe APIs help you construct code that is highly readable and only unsafe where it has to be.

The different stages of open source projects, handling PRs and support at scale, and keeping innovating with a bigger user base.

Soroush Khanlou dives into Sequence, through a 'LinkedList' Implementation, and Collection, and its related protocol types.

Protocol-Oriented Programming is a new concept introduced at WWDC 2015. This talk from try! Swift describes why Protocol-Oriented Programm…

Everyday debugging becomes even easier with advancements to LLDB and the swift compiler. Learn new tricks with the debugging console, hand…

Swift became a very popular programming language in this two years and is now open sourced. Its ecosystem should be growing day by day and…

This talk will give you an overview on designing and developing for the new Apple TV. Learn about the tvOS UI components, available framew…

Recently when confronting with programming challenges, Hiroki Kato decided to develop several libraries to resolve the problems he was fac…

On mobile especially, most products fall into one of two camps - minutes or dollars. Minutes can also be thought of as “digital crack” - t…

For the past two years, Himi has been building the Women Who Code Community here in Tokyo: building community, building in code, and build…

Error handling is important to write safe code. In this talk from try! Swift, Yuta Koshizawa reviews the issues of error handling in Swift…

A brief history of programming language features which permit code-sharing and code-reuse, leading up the protocol extensions in Swift 2.0.

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…

Getting designers working closely with developers has many benefits. In this talk from try! Swift, Helen…

Use Swift to breathe new life into old Objective-C APIs. In this talk from try! Swift, Daniel Eggert giv…

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…

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. …

Swift's ease of use and elegance of form make it perfect for math hobbyists looking to explore simple mathematical concepts. In this talk …

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…

In this talk, we'll look at how we can work with table view controllers in a more Swifty way…

One of the talks that Ayaka enjoyed watching is Boundaries by Gary Bernhardt. If yo…

Parser combinators are one of the most awesome functional techniques for parsing strings into trees, like constructing JSON. In this talk …

When was the last time you used an app that felt surreal, or broke the laws of physics? With modern apps becoming flat and simple, apps th…

Artsy has four iOS applications; all of them are open source, and all of them take different approaches to testing. Why? Because different…

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…

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…

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…

Libraries are the future for sharing your code, but they're also fraught with peril. Platforms, package managers and tests are all crucial…

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…

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…

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