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Register Now For a Swift Workshop, Swift Tutorials or Two Day Main Conference (featuring 4 tracks of Swift Talks!): https://swiftcraft.uk/Session Preview For...

Register Now For a Swift Workshop, Swift Tutorials or Two Day Main Conference (featuring 4 tracks of Swift Talks!): https://swiftcraft.uk/Session Preview For...

Register Now For a Swift Workshop, Swift Tutorials or Two Day Main Conference (featuring 4 tracks of Swift Talks!): https://swiftcraft.uk/ Session Preview For Jeff Watkins & Caitlin Steele's upcoming Swift talk session, part of SwiftCraft 2024. More info: https://swiftcraft.uk/session/designing-buildable-apps Kevin Carpenter from @cppevents interviews Jeff Watkins & Caitlin Steele ahead of their upcoming SWIFT talk session for Swift Craft 2024 - 'Designing Buildable Apps' --- Ever since Steve Jobs walked on stage at MacWorld, San Francisco in 2007, great design has set iOS and its Apps apart from other platforms. Every iOS developer longs to win a coveted Apple Design Award. The best iOS apps are made by a partnership between innovative designers and skillful engineers. But just what does it take to design a buildable app? An app which looks good, feels good, and withstands regular maintenance? This talk explores the collaborative visual and architectural design of mobile apps — with an emphasis on iOS apps — to discover the secrets of what makes an app “buildable”. We’ll cover how to: Start with domain objects instead of calls-to-action to ensure engagement from product and engineering. Design an intra-app navigation system which is flexible and meets your long-term needs. Make trade-offs between custom and standard UI components to ensure your app is distinctive and maintainable long-term. While designers and engineers would often rather “tear it all down and start again”, that’s seldom an option. We’ll focus on how to use these techniques within an existing app’s development lifecycle. --- About SwiftCraft 2024 Swift Craft is a brand new Swift developers' conference in the UK. In a theater, set in the coastal cliffs of Folkestone overlooking the English Channel, this is an event with more than just UIViews! With international experts to engage, educate and entertain us, we put the focus back on the craft of writing Swift code. Jeff Watkins Jeff has been building software for more than three decades and is currently an engineering manager for ClassPass. He is a ten year veteran of Apple and has 13 years of iOS development experience. He’s worked on core iOS frameworks and apps delivered via the App Store, but it’s not his fault Game Center had either green felt or “those bubbles”. His focus now is on coaching folks through career & life transitions and mentoring developers. Caitlin Steele Caitlin is a Senior Design Manager at Atlassian, working across native apps for Trello, Confluence, and Jira. She developed Trello’s mobile strategy, building out their first dedicated mobile design team, and grew lululemon’s mobile org by 300% over two years. Caitlin was employee number three at Masterclass where she wore many hats including building their initial responsive web app. She prioritizes cross-discipline collaboration, having worked as a product designer, front-end developer, product manager, and design leader. Hosted by Kevin Carpenter: @cppevents #swift #apple #ios #appdevelopment

Register Now For a Swift Workshop, Swift Tutorials or Two Day Main Conference (featuring 4 tracks of Swift Talks!): https://swiftcraft.uk/Session Preview For...

Register Now For a Swift Workshop, Swift Tutorials or Two Day Main Conference (featuring 4 tracks of Swift Talks!): https://swiftcraft.uk/ Session Preview For Daniel Steinberg's upcoming Swift talk session, part of SwiftCraft 2024. More info: https://swiftcraft.uk/session/a-mathematician-muses-about-macros-@models-and-ml Kevin Carpenter from @cppevents interviews Daniel Steinberg ahead of his upcoming SWIFT talk session for Swift Craft 2024 - 'A Mathematician Muses about Macros, @Models, and ML' --- A Mathematician Muses about Macros, @Models, and ML Mathematics is always changing. It's not like there's a WWDC for Mathematicians where they're told what's coming in Calculus 18 - in fact it's not the Calculus that changes, it's stuff with applications that affect you and me but is based on details and theory that's only accessible to very few specialists. What about us? How do we decide what to learn and how to learn the new things announced each year at WWDC. --- About SwiftCraft 2024 Swift Craft is a brand new Swift developers' conference in the UK. In a theater, set in the coastal cliffs of Folkestone overlooking the English Channel, this is an event with more than just UIViews! With international experts to engage, educate and entertain us, we put the focus back on the craft of writing Swift code. Daniel H Steinberg Daniel is the author of more than a dozen books including the best selling books The Curious Case of the Async Cafe, A SwiftUI Kickstart, A Swift Kickstart, A Bread Baking Kickstart, and Dear Elena. Daniel presents iOS, SwiftUI, and Swift training and consults through his company Dim Sum Thinking. He has written apps for the iPhone and the iPad since the SDKs first appeared and has written programs for the Mac all the way back to System 7. When he's not coding or talking about coding for the Mac, the iPhone, and the iPad he's probably cooking, baking bread, or hanging out with friends. Information on his books and videos is available on the Editors Cut website. Details on his training, and speaking is on the Dim Sum Thinking website. Hosted by Kevin Carpenter: @cppevents