360iDev 2015
2015-08-18..2015-08-21
Denver, United States
360iDev ·
[360iDev 2015, 360iDev 2017, 360iDev 2018, 360iDev 2022]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Decision Fatigue | Daniel Haight | 48m |
Decision Fatigue is the name given to the effect in which the quality of your decision making deteriorates with the number of decisions you have to make.
What… | ||
| What’s New in Hybrid App Development | Jay Graves | 38m |
A native app is the best way to get the highest quality app into your users’ hands. However, time and technology move forward. There are now more varied and… | ||
| Android 101 for iOS Developers – Two Sides of the Same Coin | Stephen Barnes | 48m |
Interested in Android development but unsure what to make of things like “Activity”, “Fragment”, and “Intent”? Don’t worry, you can take the skills you have… | ||
| Switching your brain to Swift | Greg Heo | 39m |
We’re now a year into Swift. For those coming from Objective-C who are still testing the Swift waters, what do you need to do to switch your brain over to the… | ||
| Safer Swift Code with Value Types | Benjamin Encz | 36m |
Builds a nontrivial iOS Twitter client that downloads the latest 50 tweets, lets users favorite them, and demonstrates how to implement favorites when models… | ||
| Beyond White: Embracing the iOS Design Aesthetic | Janie Clayton | 42m |
Argument: the iOS aesthetic rewards concrete moves not handwaving. Evidence: attempted heart‑rate app for Apple Watch never ships, removal of dozens of backing… | ||
| WatchKit Notifications | Matthew Morey | 31m |
Covers WatchKit notification specifics: short-look vs long-look UI, how long-look supports custom content but not interactive controls, and the distinction… | ||
| How to Lose an iOS Developer in 10 days | Josh Johnson | 37m |
Lists concrete practices and outcomes: monthly 15‑minute walks and quarterly 30‑minute reviews for feedback, a weekly show‑and‑tell on Wednesdays at lunch, an… | ||
| Practical Declarative Programming | Kyle Fuller | 25m |
Claim: declarative Swift code (map/filter/reduce, higher‑order functions, currying) replaces multi‑line mutation with single‑line transforms, improves… | ||
| Good Intentions II: Enemy of the State | Jay Thrash | 43m |
Claim: revive state machines to strip responsibilities out of ViewControllers and make app behavior explicit. Uses Apple’s WWDC-style state machine: states as… | ||
| iOS Testing: Beyond the Model | Cate Huston | 37m |
An image‑processing app called Show and Hide that detects a dominant color and produces two partially colored images, with unit tests that split ViewController… | ||
| Fancy Custom Transitions | Grant Davis | 49m |
Shows concrete code and running demos: uses iOS7 transition APIs and the transitioning delegate protocols to implement a zoom, a dimmed core‑animation pop‑up… | ||
| All the [tech] world's a stage | Michele Titolo | 35m |
Creativity, collaboration, and ever-more-complex technology. While we like to think these characteristics are unique to software development, they’ve defined… | ||
| Feature Or Bug? | Jay Freeman | 52m |
Claims that jailbroken devices use runtime code modification (Substrate) to inject tweaks like WinterBoard and Barrel, and that Cydia behaves as a feature… | ||
| The Last Job | Kyle Richter | 54m |
Claims that automation already replaces millions of workers with specific examples and demonstrated systems: EasyPass and ATMs cut bank and toll staff, Amazon… | ||
| What’s in for us after the Indiepocalipse? | Marin Todorov | 44m |
Small two‑person iOS studio that shipped apps since iOS 3.1 builds a custom iOS 8 keyboard using new APIs only to find platform rules block monetization —… | ||
| Welcome to The Team | Adam Zolyak | 48m |
Practical playbook from POSSIBLE Mobile: concrete claims about what actually improves teams and how they implement it. Expect descriptions of a single product… | ||
| Build a Business, Not an App | Michael Schneider | 37m |
Built a business around content not one-offs: a library of 20 classic apps that sells individual tracks and a $30 unlock-all option, collects emails to drive… | ||
| Perfecting Your Brainstorming Technique for Killer Products & Features | Ben Sykes | 45m |
Five-minute rounds turn rapid idea dumps into clustered insights: affinity mapping with post‑its, spreadsheets and action items; fantasy prompts like hot tub… | ||
| SceneKit, Metal, and OpenGL | Jonathan Blocksom | 45m |
Compares SceneKit, OpenGL, Metal with concrete tradeoffs: SceneKit gives rapid results with a scene graph, physics, particle systems and easy model loading… | ||
| Succeeding Slowly: A Practical Guide to Going Indie | Charles Perry | 49m |
Cross-referencing daily revenue from marc varmint and william wilkinson launches with App Store rank shows most money concentrates at the top — roughly $100k… | ||
| Stop Saying No – How I Went From Fired, To Indie, To Over $1M In Revenue | Brandon Trebitowski | 43m |
Is fired on December 3, 2012, then goes indie and builds roughly 40–50 iOS apps, launches pixagon Inc converting from an LLC to an S corp, hires four W‑2… | ||
| Apple Pay: What happens when you tap? | Stepan Hruda | 32m |
Explains how Apple Pay replaces a real card number with a tokenization service generated substitute and stores it inside a hardware secure element which… | ||
| Beyond the Banner: How to Scale Your Revenue with Innovative Ad Formats | James Hughes | 38m |
Claims concrete revenue ranges: banners roughly $0.50–$1 CPM, static interstitials $3–$5, video $8–$10; in‑app purchases convert ~2–5%. Recommends using… | ||
| Advanced UX Design for Apple Watch | Shawn Davison | 50m |
Shows concrete limits and fixes: WatchKit forces animation as image sequences (flip‑book frames bundled on the watch), uses WKInterfacePicker for touch… | ||
| Designing for @1x – @3x Without Going Crazy | Curtis Herbert | 44m |
Argues that pixel‑perfect is dead and shows a concrete 1X workflow: design at 1x in Sketch using vector art, export PDFs into asset catalogs, and implement… | ||
| The Small Fish in a Big Pond: Working with Large Clients | Daniel Pfeiffer | 45m |
A practical checklist: use a one‑page quad chart not a 15‑page proposal; expect vendor onboarding, a 40‑page security questionnaire, and an MSA that decides… | ||
| Magic Words – Harnessing the Power of TextKit | Gene Whitaker | 47m |
TextKit is presented as the practical stack that makes rich editable text, custom layout and inline media possible: code uses NSTextStorage, NSLayoutManager… | ||
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