Do iOS 2018
as the organisers put it
Archived site for Do iOS 2018, the iOS developer conference in Amsterdam, November 2.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Hacking Marzipan, Running iOS apps on Mac | Tom Lokhorst | 34m |
Shows how to run iOS binaries on macOS by repackaging simulator builds and using marzipan-nephi to patch frameworks and entitlements. Requires disable SIP and… | ||
| Writing better APIs | Bas Broek | 43m |
Shows a concrete workflow: started with an unreadable Ruby PR for a calabash wrapper, cut ~50 lines to ~25, added a unit test that exposed a bug, then fixed… | ||
| Our journey to automated releases | Maha Nakhon Si | 39m |
ABN AMRO moves from Gitflow to trunk based development using feature toggles (they constrain to 11 toggles max) and run a Fastlane-driven CI on Jenkins that… | ||
| Reverse indie, Agenda app | Alexander Griekspoor | 46m |
Starts as an indie who built Paper, wins an Apple Design Award, sells it to Springer and leaves in 2016, then builds Agenda to solve a personal workflow: a… | ||
| ARKit Introduction | Eduard Ockerse | 24m |
Uses ARKit 2 on iOS 12 (iPhone 6s+) to replace a printed still with a playing ad, using image tracking configuration and saved AR maps. Detects the reference… | ||
| Siri Shortcuts | Daniel H Steinberg | 37m |
Demonstrates concrete implementation on iOS 12 and Xcode 10: a random-number demo donates an NSUserActivity, stores the last number in userInfo, and… | ||
| Mobile app architecture | David Broza | 33m |
A 135‑year‑old company (ANWB) chooses a homegrown MVP‑plus variant over trendy frameworks, standardizing five native apps (Swift/Kotlin) used by teams of two… | ||
| nothing matches | ||