Introduction

• Ariel Elkin
• Why I Am Not a React Native Developer

1:20: React Native

• Functional reactive programming
• Reactive architecture
• Inconsistent state

7:15: Context of iOS app 9:50: Developing in React Native

• What went well
• What didn’t go well

18:45: JavaScript patent

• Example with Facebook
• Example with Airbnb
• Patent trolling

29:30: More concerns with React Native

• Ubuntu
• Parse

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Introduction

• Branch
• Branch blog

1:05: Deep linking

• Storyboarding
• URI schemes
• Fragmentation of standards

12:15: Examples of deep linking

• Sharing
• App adoption

15:15: Direct to App Store

• Referring user information
• Fingerprinting
• Burrito ad

24:00: App delegate

• Link routing
• App.link
• Preventing malicious attacks

27:30: Success stories 31:00: App without website Picks: Amazon Echo (Rod) JMP (Alex) Bose headphones (Alex) Fellow Coffee (Alex)   hired.com/iphreaks

00:16 Intro to David Carmona from Microsoft

• .NET, Visual Studio

1:46 Overview of .NET 8:39 .NET Core open source vs. .NET 14:09 C# language and .NET platform 18:33 Async/Await 25:26 Visual Studio and IntelliSense 27:42 Live unit testing 34:52 Getting started in .NET 36:51 Visual Studio for Mac and .NET for iOS development Picks Kasia’s Deli (Jaim) Cadiz, Spain (David) Donovan Brown demo on DevOps (David)   Hired.com

Introduction

• Erica Sadun
• Erica on Twitter
• Pinky and the Brain

2:30: Moving from Swift 2.0 to 3.0

• Swift Style

7:50: One True Brace

• Hybrid approach
• Mixing Allman with One True Brace

14:30: Long declarations

• Linewidth

18:00: Structure vs. comment

• Augment the code
• Different types of comment systems

24:20: Hardest style decisions to make

• Advantages and disadvantages
• Static public vs. public static
• Understanding the context of style

30:50: Importance of the team adopting a style

• Anti-turbulance system
• Why have a style guide

37:45: Tools

• Linters
• SwiftLint
• Formatters

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0:20: Introduction

• Hesham Salman
• View the Space

1:00: Migrating from Swift 2 to 3

• Layering

4:30: Problems with 2.3 migrations

• Core Telephony
• Problems with Swift 3.0
• CocoaPods
• Upgrading to XCode

10:40: Preparing for new version of XCode 14:15: Hesham’s development team

• Push service
• Abstraction

18:30: Migration walk-through

• Automatic vs. manual
• Manual sweeps

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0:15: Introduction

• Ash Furrow
• Artsy
• Playground Books

5:45: Capabilities

• Customization
• Coding

9:45: Comparison to Apple

• Learn to Code Playground book
• Lack of tools
• RxSwift Playground

14:50: Who are the books for?

• UICollectionView

18:00: The user experience

• Keyboarding
• Auto-complete

23:15: Playground Book tool

• Ruby
• Open-source project

Debugging experience

• Configuration to Mac
• HyperCard

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Introduction

• Coding Schools
• DevMountain

3:40: What is bootcamp?

• What the students are learning
• Inspiration
• Cocoa Programming
• Structured environment

9:50: Alternative to bootcamp

• College for four years
• Degree vs. being self-taught

14:00: Interviewing 17:10: UI Kit 21:15; Marketing

• For-profit school
• Motivation
• Hard work on the part of the student

26:45: What bootcamps mean for education overall

• Filling a void
• A jumpstart to career
• Hard-won knowledge

35:30: Variation between bootcamps

• Young industry
• Potential issues

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1:00: Introduction

• Paul Cantrell
• Siesta Library for Swift
• Episode 124
• Javascript Jabber: Why JavaScript Is Hard

4:20: How the language is written

• Ruby
• Swift

12:30: Synthetic Sugar

• Swift 1.0
• Double optionals

15:30: New API Guidelines

• Strings
• Fluency

21:15: Verbosity vs. Terseness 24:00: Successful Server Languages

• Python
• Garbage Collection
• Go

28:30: Problems

• Domain model
• Limitations of control

32:40: Brand new startups

• Limited users as a positive
• Client development

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1:00: Introduction 2:00: Swift Package Manager

• Carthage
• Sources folder

3:30: GitHub Repository

• Sub modules
• CocoaPods

13:40: X-code 19:00: Frameworks 22:30: Providers

• Brew
• Apt

24:50: Future road map

• Apple
• Giro box

33:10: Contacting Marcin

• Twitter
• Blog
• GitHub

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1:25: Mobile Devops definition

• Unique challenges

• “It’s not just tools, it’s people in progress.”
• Friction

4:30: Difficulty of mobile devops

• Perfecto Mobile’s test cloud
• Xamarin test cloud
• Best practices

7:15: Unit testing

• C Sharp
• React Native
• Manual testing
• UI type test
• Verification

14:50: HockeyApp

• Installation
• URL generation
• Visual Studio Team Services
• Control over source control events

27:00: Stories

• Keynote: acquisition of Xamarin
• Keeping your customers by delivering value

30:00: Experiments

• Monitor your application
• The Lean Startup
• A/B testing

32:40: Feature Flags

• Thought Works
• Launch Darkly

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