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Lightning Talks 1

Featuring Kevin Muessig, Lasse Koskela and Eliasz Sawicki

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Architecting Alive Apps

Featuring Jorge Ortiz‑Fuentes

Our apps are ever more alive. They interact with the rest of the world talking to backends and receiving notifications from them. They get their input from us and from other sensors. They are even aware of the location of the device they run in, or its position. But, in our IoT world, they may...

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Keynote: Do-It-Yourself Functional Reactive Programming

Featuring Manuel M T Chakravarty

Swift’s strong functional programming support leads to a lot of interest in adapting functional programming techniques to writing Cocoa applications. In particular, functional reactive programming (FRP) promises to replace unstructured side effects by structured change propagation in response to...

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Talking to Strangers: Peer-to-peer networking between apps and platforms

Featuring Lasse Koskela

What do Multipeer Connectivity, Core Bluetooth, and NSNetService have in common? They allow your apps to find and talk to each other in a true peer-to-peer manner.

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Rules of (Visual) Design for Developers

Featuring Lasse Koskela

Some of you are spoiled with a team of rockstar programmers featuring world-class designers. Some of you are not so lucky and will have to make do with what you've got - a bunch of programmers pretending to be multitalented visual artists or UI designers. There is a lot of design literature...

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Welcome to Day 2 of #ioscon 2017 with Paul Ardeleanu

Featuring Paul Ardeleanu

Fire exits? Voting system for rooms' allocation? Code of Conduct? We got it covered.

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Buffers and Encoders and Command Queues, omg!

Featuring Janie Clayton

Metal was announced in 2014, yet it still hasn't really been widely adopted. It can be incredibly difficult to find a good starting point with Metal and many of you get discouraged. You run into a wall of jargon without context and it gets too confusing and you give up.

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Type-safe Web APIs with Protocol Buffers in Swift

Featuring Yusuke Kita

Apple recently open sourced swift-protobuf which is a plugin of Protocol Buffers for swift language. Protocol Buffers enables us to have type safety, make API faster and unify schema of structured data. JSON used to be a reasonable way for API call in most cases, but Protocol Buffers could be...

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Composable Caching in Swift

Featuring Brandon Kase

Consider what it means to be a cache. You need to be able to

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Workshop: Natural Swift: write Swift the way it was meant to be written

Featuring Paul Hudson

By themselves, value types, protocols, and functional programming are all useful tools in any Swift developers toolbox, but when their powers combine they can help you write smarter, simpler, safer code.

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