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SwiftLeeds 2023

date:2023-10-09..2023-10-10
location:Leeds, United Kingdom
series:SwiftLeeds · 4 editions
editions:[SwiftLeeds 2022, SwiftLeeds 2023, SwiftLeeds 2024, SwiftLeeds 2025]
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Conference returns for its third edition and expands from one day to two, with a concrete lineup of 18 speakers and an added programme of Drop-In Sessions…
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Highlights02m
SwiftLeeds 2023 fills The Playhouse with about 300 attendees over two days and 17 talks focused on practical iOS work. Notes highlight real takeaways: SwiftUI…
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Live Scores with Live ActivitiesFawkes Wei36m
Forza Football builds a native Live Activity that shows match score, minute and latest event but discovers key limits: Live Activities cannot make network…
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SwiftUI Performance for Demanding AppsAviel Gross35m
Adobe Bēhance rebuilds navigation infra and the main Feed in SwiftUI and targets iPhone 6S Plus while keeping the app at 60fps. Focuses on concrete techniques…
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Achieving Loose Coupling with Pure DependencySimon B Støvring17m
A Swift example app called CoffeeShops shows manual Pure Dependency Injection using initializer injection and a single app-target Composition Root layer that…
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Driving Success with UXRichie Flores37m
Claims that good UX raises engagement, conversion and brand value and three actionable pillars: seamless integration across Apple devices, intuitive…
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A Guide to Using StoreKit2Tunde Adegoroye32m
Builds a working tip‑jar using StoreKit2 and Swift Concurrency, fetching items with products(for:) and showing localized titles via displayPrice/displayName…
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Build a BinaryAnna Chiara Beltrami41m
Investigation traces a Swift Playgrounds build failure when adding Firebase that surfaces the error clang Target is not supported and reveals that Playgrounds…
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The Art of a Balanced Life (Keynote)Krzysztof Zabłocki36m
Built dozens of open‑source tools that are already used by 80,000 apps, then burns out after 13 years of 60–80 hour weeks and shifts to consulting limited to…
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iOS atJoel Kin30m
Argues that Staff+ for mobile means proactive business impact, not just deeper coding, and that promotion hinges on a relationship with senior leadership (VP)…
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SwiftUI Navigation DemystifiedIbrahima Ciss32m
Shows how replacing NavigationView with NavigationStack plus a stateful NavigationPath and NavigationLink(value:) actually enables programmatic navigation…
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Working with XcodeKitAryaman Sharda28m
Covers building Xcode Source Editor Extensions with XcodeKit, showing concrete commands that convert JSON → Codable model, wrap hardcoded strings in…
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The Power of Cloud FunctionsZamzam Farzamipooya31m
Shows how to write and deploy real Firebase backend code: TypeScript functions (example userIsLegal callable and a URL summariser using OpenAI), local testing…
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Mess around and find outAlex Logan32m
It's easier than ever to be a part time indie. Working on your own apps and ideas can both lead to success personally and have a huge impact on your day job…
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Managing App ComplexityChris Vasselli28m
Nihongo grows from 25,000 → 100,000 LOC and shifts from three screens to a 30‑way configuration space when adding device, language and display dimensions, so…
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ICYMI: Enums Are...Jessie Linden27m
Builds PocketPerc: Beat Generator using SwiftUI and AVFoundation, showing concrete enum patterns that replace structs/classes for app state and UI…
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Building command-line user experiences with SwiftPol Piella Abadia32m
Builds a real MusiCLI that searches Apple Music via MusicKit and can open a SwiftUI window from the terminal. Uses Swift Package Manager and…
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Under the hood: 3D transforms of iOS ViewsAlex Lee35m
Explains how iOS applies 4x4 matrices to every view point and shows the concrete CATransform3D matrices for translations, scales and rotations, including why…
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Building Accessible Maps and NavigationRobin Kanatzar15m
Eight concrete best practices for usable maps: question whether a map adds value, simplify views by limit gestures and annotations, start with a list and…
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How many compilers does Xcode have?Anna Chiara Beltrami01m
Claims Xcode contains five compilers and then proves it by inspecting the Xcode bundle and command‑line tools, showing which binaries actually compile code…
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