Tim is a software engineer at the BBC, working on the mobile playback team responsible for all aspects of media playback on iOS and Android. Additionally, he is responsible for the CI systems used to build and release every mobile application in the BBC.
Outside of the BBC, Tim runs Broken Hands, a company specialising in Vapor and Server-Side Swift. A Vapor expert, he has presented at conferences around the world, including AltConf and iOSDevUK. He has published a book on Vapor and produced a video course for raywenderlich.com. He also organises meet-ups around the world, including NSManchester, Vapor London and Vapor @ WWDC. He recently organises the world's first conference for Swift on the server in Berlin, ServerSide.swift.
Talks I've Given
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The evolution of MobileCI at the BBC
Featuring Tim Condon
Learn how the use of continuous integration services that the BBC has evolved over the last few years. Tim will take you through a journey of the trials and lessons they have learned building their own CI infrastructure. Learn where he and his company started with boxes under desks and phones...
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