Talking to Strangers: Peer-to-peer networking between apps and platforms
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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.
Join Lasse as he explains the fundamentals of each of these technologies along with their respective pros and cons through a concrete example of an iOS app and tvOS app negotiating to share authentication tokens. After all, there's hardly anything more annoying than "typing" your email address and that super-strong, hard-to-guess password using a Siri remote so let's replace all that cumbersome input with a simple confirmation dialog.
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Talking to Strangers: Peer-to-peer networking between apps and platforms
Lasse Koskela
Lasse has spoken at dozens of international conferences since 2005, including a couple of keynotes in agile conferences, speaking to some 2000 programmers in a movie theatre, addressing staff of the European Commission (they actually organise an IT conference of their own), and a bunch of smaller gatherings.
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SkillsCast
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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.
Join Lasse as he explains the fundamentals of each of these technologies along with their respective pros and cons through a concrete example of an iOS app and tvOS app negotiating to share authentication tokens. After all, there's hardly anything more annoying than "typing" your email address and that super-strong, hard-to-guess password using a Siri remote so let's replace all that cumbersome input with a simple confirmation dialog.
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- Implementing Full-Text Search on iOS (SkillsCast recorded in March 2017)
- Fast Track to iOS Architecture (in London on 2nd - 4th December 2019)
- FullStack London 2019 - The Conference on JavaScript, Node & Internet of Things (in London on 10th - 12th July 2019)
- ProgNET London 2019 (in London on 11th - 13th September 2019)
- Keynote by Rebecca Franks on Tips for Building Custom Views on Android with Canvas APIs📏🎨 (in London on 19th June 2019)
- The wonders of IBM: Watson, artificial intelligence, Swift coding and databases! (in London on 19th June 2019)
- Keynote: Networking at Conferences for Autistic People and Introverts (SkillsCast recorded in May 2019)
- Android Home-screen Widgets with Flutter (SkillsCast recorded in April 2019)
Thanks to our sponsors
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About the Speaker
Talking to Strangers: Peer-to-peer networking between apps and platforms
Lasse Koskela
Lasse has spoken at dozens of international conferences since 2005, including a couple of keynotes in agile conferences, speaking to some 2000 programmers in a movie theatre, addressing staff of the European Commission (they actually organise an IT conference of their own), and a bunch of smaller gatherings.