try! Swift Tokyo 2017
2017-03-02..2017-03-04
Tokyo, Japan
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Swift on Android: The Future of Cross-Platform Programming? | Eric Wing | 44m |
Claims a working path to run real Apple Swift on Android by compiling Swift into native libraries and calling them from Java via Swift via JNI, documents… | ||
| Scaling Open Source Communities | Felix Krause | 23m |
A first-hand case study of scaling fastlane from a side project to 13,000 stars and 500+ external contributors, with concrete tactics: improve error messages… | ||
| Minimizing Decision Fatigue to Improve Team Productivity | Derek Lee | 34m |
Pivotal Labs Tokyo cuts decision fatigue by standardizing structure and workflow: three top-level folders (Application, Components, UI), Xcode code snippets to… | ||
| Lessons in Swift Error Handling and Resilience | Christopher Rogers | 23m |
Explains concrete patterns: distinguish explicit vs implicit input and model temporal state to avoid init-order bugs (example: theme subsystem initialized… | ||
| Everyday Reactive | Agnes Vasarhelyi | 24m |
Reactive reduces explicit state by deriving outputs from streams and works well for view–viewmodel bindings and treating network calls like button-tap events… | ||
| Document Indexing and App Search in iOS | Kateryna Gridina | 27m |
Only ~60,000 apps use App Store / Spotlight indexing though Zalando reports >50% of some traffic coming from Spotlight; the demo covers building real indexes… | ||
| Tasting Tests at Cookpad | Kazuaki Matsuo | 21m |
Cookpad builds a layered UI test system since 2014 that covers 80% screen transactions and helps cut crash rates during heavy release periods, with the app at… | ||
| 3D Touch: Bring Your Apps to a New Dimension | Meghan Kane | 22m |
Covers five concrete 3D Touch integrations: home screen quick actions (static via Info.plist, dynamic at runtime, up to four), widgets (compact/expanded today… | ||
| Architecting a Robust Color System with Swift | Laura Ragone | 28m |
Meetup iOS is rebuilt from scratch and a scalable color system is implemented using a UIColor extension with a nested palette, class computed properties, and a… | ||
| Crafting Collaborative Apps with Realm | Marius Rackwitz | 23m |
Realm is an embedded, object‑oriented mobile database plus a server-side Realm Platform that adds continuous sync, conflict resolution and an event framework… | ||
| Building a Swift Web API | Kyle Fuller | 23m |
Built a Swift web API that replaces an old backend without changing the iOS client by keeping the interface decoupled and using hypermedia controls (RFC5988… | ||
| A Neatly Typed Message: Improving Code Readability | Krzysztof Siejkowski | 22m |
Code readability is framed as a spectrum with concrete tradeoffs: a Microsoft study finds 2/3 of programmers cite understanding rationale as the top problem… | ||
| Startup Swift | Mo Kudeki | 23m |
Tells how an app goes from MVP to production: Swift enables rapid onboarding and safer refactors, a mash of ~20 CocoaPods fixes push notifications in hours… | ||
| Swift's Pointy Bits: Unsafe Swift & Pointer Types | Nate Cook | 25m |
Covers Swift’s eight unsafe pointer types (typed vs raw, mutable vs immutable) and buffer pointers, shows interop with a C API (SKSearchFindMatches) and two… | ||
| Writing Your UI Swiftly | Sommer Panage | 23m |
Four concrete patterns streamline UI code in a production-sized Swift app that fetches Star Wars films and shows the opening crawl: use a Result enum with… | ||
| Building Your Own Tools | Orta Therox | 30m |
Artsy moves from heavy Swift/native work on four apps (two Swift, one Objective‑C, main app Eigen) toward React Native + Relay because native compile cycles… | ||
| Pixels, Process, and Passion | Rikke Møller Koblauch | 12m |
try! Swift Tokyo Conference 2017 - try! Swift is an immersive community gathering about Swift Language Best Practices, Application Development in Swift… | ||
| Swift Chatbots for Fun! and Profit | Ray Tsaihong | 10m |
A Swift chatbot is built as a language‑learning tool that actually works: it uses iOS speech‑to‑text (Siri) for pronunciation, accepts photos, sends them to… | ||
| Everything a Swift Dev Needs to Know About Machine Learning | Alexis Gallagher | 22m |
Company captures a short face video, runs computer vision + ML to fit a detailed 3D face model and then manufactures bespoke frames, so the pipeline actually… | ||
| Making Mock Objects More Useful | Jon Reid | 24m |
Shows how hand-made Swift mocks become far more useful by changing a boolean flag into a call-count integer, capturing each call’s arguments (or at least the… | ||
| Server-Side Swift Live Coding | Tatsuya Tobioka | 07m |
Live coding builds a tiny web tool inspired by nsdateformatter that parses and displays NSURL examples as nsurl.serversideswift.net and claims you can spin it… | ||
| Providing Better Feedback in Real-time Object Detection Apps | Shinichi Goto | 06m |
Real-time business-card scanning app Wantedly People detects multiple cards but initial overlays jump and disappear because detections arrive intermittently… | ||
| Why We Climb | Tachibana Kaoru | 09m |
Bouldering is climbing without ropes or harnesses on short walls using color-coded holds where a problem is complete when both hands reach the finish hold, and… | ||
| The Safety of Unsafe Swift | Ray Fix | 05m |
Swift forbids direct memory access by default but exposes controlled unsafe APIs so code can be fast without undefined behavior. The standard library supplies… | ||
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