Hacking with Swift Live 2019
2019-07-08..2019-07-09
Bath, United Kingdom
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Gentle Generics | John Sundell | |
Hacking with Swift Live 2019 took place on July 8th and 9th, with all profits being donated to SpecialEffect.org.uk. Learn more here… | ||
| Auditing your App with the Accessibility Inspector | Kilo Loco | 29m |
Opens Xcode’s Accessibility Inspector and runs the audit against a simulator to list concrete failures: many “hit area is too small” warnings (25×25 → change… | ||
| Extending UIColor to Support Custom Styling | Kelly Hutchison | 30m |
Explains how UIColor extensions compute luminance from HSB/RGB components, implement the WCAG contrast formula, and automatically adjustColor brightness so a… | ||
| The Swift Behind SwiftUI | Daniel H Steinberg | 31m |
Starts from the SwiftUI template and reproduces the real errors: adding a print forces a required return because of implicit single-expression rules; opaque… | ||
| Thinking Outside the Box with Swift Package Manager | Ellen Shapiro | 24m |
Shows how to use Swift Package Manager executables as build-time tools to do concrete work: replace environment.plist at build time using a small SPM app that… | ||
| Swift Hardware Hacking | Sally Shepard | 30m |
Builds a working Smart Deposit Platform that detects coin value by measuring weight change with a load cell and an HX711 ADC, reads a 24‑bit two’s‑complement… | ||
| High Performance Systems in Swift | Cory Benfield | 27m |
A Swift server that organizes lunches exhibits quadratic slowdowns because an unnecessary copy-on-write occurs per request, allocating a lot of memory… | ||
| An Illustrated History of Easter Eggs | James Thomson | 32m |
A concrete survey of real Easter eggs from Atari’s Adventure and Apple’s System 7 through iPod’s hidden iPod breakout, then a hands‑on account of building… | ||
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