SwiftLeeds 2022
as the organisers put it
It's time for the 2nd edition of SwiftLeeds, a mobile iOS Swift conference in the heart of Leeds, UK. We're super excited to launch again in this diverse vibrant city that is accessible for all. With a diverse panel of expert speakers from the community and the chance to network with like-minded people. All tickets will be provided with: Swag Incredible local food (breakfast/lunch/snacks) Freshly made drinks (hot/cold) Access to the whole venue to network with others Evening drinks tokens We can't wait to welcome you again this year 🤩
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | 01m | |
Welcome video for SwiftLeeds 22 that serves as the opener and community showcase, using a short music-backed montage and on-screen welcome messages to set tone… | ||
| Highlights | 01m | |
SwiftLeeds, founded in 2019 by Adam Rush, runs a one‑day iOS community event that pairs a largest diverse speaker panel with volunteers and an affordable… | ||
| Building (and testing) custom property wrappers in SwiftUI | Donny Wals | 34m |
Builds a custom SwiftUI property wrapper that uses DynamicProperty to pull a URLSession from a custom EnvironmentKey, delegates loading to an ObservableObject… | ||
| Modularization techniques from monolithic to multi-packages app | Ibrahima Ciss | 39m |
Shows how a monolithic Swift app is split into layered and feature packages using Swift Package Manager, moving through three phases (layer extraction, feature… | ||
| Who wants to be a Swiftionaire' | Donny Wals | 13m |
Live quiz formats test real Swift knowledge with on-stage multiple choice about syntax (tuples, dictionaries, functions, file extensions, framework names)… | ||
| UI Automation with XCUITest | Poornima, Sanaa | 32m |
Shows migrating from Appium to XCUITest for iOS UI automation using Swift, with a GitHub sample app that implements a Page Object Model (screen enums, element… | ||
| SwiftUI, Async/Await, AsyncAlgorithms: How does it all fit? | Vincent Pradeilles | 35m |
What's the easiest way to deal with asynchronous code? A couple of years ago, the answer would have been Combine.
But in 2021, async / await was integrated… | ||
| Spark Your Creativity: The Power of iPad Playgrounds | Anna Chiara Beltrami | 38m |
Shows that Swift Playgrounds 4 revives hobby devs by letting someone finish projects on an iPad: 63% of respondents finish less than a quarter of side… | ||
| Testing Asynchronous Code in Swift 5.5 | Allison McEntire | 36m |
Refactors a Combine-based app to Swift 5.5 concurrency, showing concrete testable changes: replacing completion handlers with async/await, using… | ||
| CI/CD (Continuous Improvement, Continuous Discovery) | Florian Schweizer | 37m |
Reframes CI/CD as continuous improvement and discovery and gives concrete learning tactics: read books but avoid single-viewpoint traps, watch videos (Google… | ||
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