Mateusz Zając (Codete) - Swift in Production
0 likes220 views
The document discusses the evolution and advantages of Swift compared to Objective-C, highlighting its multi-paradigm capabilities, modern features, and strong community support. It addresses the current adoption landscape, noting that while many top apps do not yet use Swift, its usability is expanding into various domains such as web frameworks and IoT. The presentation concludes that Swift is production-ready and encourages developers to consider starting projects in Swift.
1 of 40
Download to read offline
![1 to: 10 do: [:n |
n even ifTrue: [
Transcript show: n; show: ' is even'; cr]
ifFalse: [
Transcript show: n; show: ' is odd'; cr]
]
7](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/mateuszzajc-productionswift-160524081652/85/Mateusz-Zajac-Codete-Swift-in-Production-7-320.jpg)
Ad
Recommended
JSFoo 2014 - Building beautiful apps with Clojurescript
JSFoo 2014 - Building beautiful apps with ClojurescriptVagmi MudumbaiThe document discusses creating beautiful applications using ClojureScript, emphasizing the challenges of JavaScript performance and the difficulty of writing scalable code. It includes references to resources like Leiningen and LightTable for getting started. The author shares their experience and insights from using Lisp in programming.
Paweł Kowalczyk (Codete) - Continuous integration for iOS
Paweł Kowalczyk (Codete) - Continuous integration for iOSBusiness Link KrakowThis document discusses continuous integration for iOS development. It outlines the benefits of continuous integration such as avoiding last-minute chaos, enabling easy build preparation, and automating testing. It then reviews solutions like Jenkins, Xcode Server, and PaaS platforms. It recommends using a PaaS like Bitrise, which provides continuous integration and delivery in a seamless platform and allows developers to focus on making apps rather than managing infrastructure.
Swift, a Swift Sample
Swift, a Swift SampleMichael FinneyThe document discusses the Swift programming language, highlighting its popularity, usage across various Apple platforms, and its growing acceptance among developers as a replacement for Objective-C. It includes coding examples, syntactical features, and helpful resources for learning Swift. Additionally, it provides links to job opportunities at Carfax, Inc. for those interested in Swift development.
PPT.pptxvkjvwbjbbikvhixhkiheihhiiihwxhhi
PPT.pptxvkjvwbjbbikvhixhkiheihhiiihwxhhiafsana9597Swift language nvjv 🤪kbbxbakkxbkbakzabhahhksxhbkhkxsbbkkbkbxskkhhkkhkhjxskhxksck
Tech breakfast 18
Tech breakfast 18James LeoneThe document discusses Swift, a programming language introduced by Apple for iOS and OS X app development, highlighting its capabilities in parallel programming, simplicity, and efficiency. It outlines the advantages of Swift's syntax, handling of null values, and strictness, along with some skepticism regarding certain features like access control and method conflict resolution. The author expresses the potential learning curve and enthusiasm for using Swift in application development.
Bringing Swift into your Objective-C Projects
Bringing Swift into your Objective-C ProjectsRené CacheauxThe document outlines the journey of integrating Swift into Objective-C projects, emphasizing the benefits of using Swift such as improved app performance and safety. It shares insights on practical strategies for transitioning, including starting from the user interface and gradually refactoring code, while addressing potential challenges. The author concludes with advice on learning Swift and maintaining interoperability with Objective-C, encouraging developers to adopt Swift at their own pace.
The state of server-side Swift
The state of server-side SwiftCiprian RedinciucThis document provides an overview of server-side Swift. It discusses the history and evolution of Swift, why Swift makes sense for server-side development due to its performance and memory efficiency. It also summarizes the current Swift web server toolkits available, including Perfect, Vapor and Kitura, and provides benchmarks comparing the performance of Perfect to other frameworks.
Swift should I switch?
Swift should I switch?wulfgengThe document discusses whether Swift is ready for production use. It notes that Swift is growing in popularity and stability according to language indexes. Swift 1.2 includes improvements like faster builds and better compiler diagnostics. A new app was written in Swift for Duolingo in 3 months, and it had a low crash rate despite tooling issues. While interfacing with Objective-C and compiler bugs are still problems, the document concludes that Swift is ready for new code due to its type safety and architecture benefits. Learning functional patterns and dealing with strict typing are identified as challenges to using Swift.
Swift Overview
Swift Overviewlanhuonga3Swift is a new programming language introduced by Apple in 2014 as a modern replacement for Objective-C. It is fast, safe, and interoperates with Objective-C. Some key features include Playgrounds which allow testing code without compiling, and powerful yet safe structures. This document provides an overview of Swift, its technical specifications, features like Playgrounds, and recommends tutorials for learning the language.
Swift: A parallel scripting for applications at the petascale and beyond.
Swift: A parallel scripting for applications at the petascale and beyond.Nagasuri Bala VenkateswarluThe document discusses Swift, a parallel scripting language designed for high-performance computing, emphasizing its capabilities for handling large-scale data processing across various computing platforms. It features key language characteristics, data types, and application integration for scientific workflows, making it suitable for disciplines like neuroscience and biochemistry. The presentation highlights Swift's ease of use, efficiency, and increasing adoption within the research community.
The past, present and future of swift, Voxxed Belgrade 2016
The past, present and future of swift, Voxxed Belgrade 2016Chris WardThe document discusses the evolution of the Swift programming language, its current features including compilers and standard libraries, and notable users such as Duolingo and Twitter. It also touches on future developments such as server-side Swift, potential for Windows compatibility, and improvements in stability and compatibility with C++. Additionally, it reflects on the challenges and opportunities presented by Swift compared to Objective-C.
Swift language seminar topic
Swift language seminar topicHyacinth OkekeThis document provides an introduction and overview of the Swift programming language. It discusses the background and origins of Swift, describing how it was developed by Apple as a modern programming language building upon C and Objective-C. The document outlines the objectives and significance of studying Swift, covering some of its key features that have contributed to its success such as safety, readability, and performance. It also describes the scope and limitations of the material presented.
Using Swift for all Apple platforms (iOS, watchOS, tvOS and OS X)
Using Swift for all Apple platforms (iOS, watchOS, tvOS and OS X)Aniruddha ChakrabartiThis document discusses Swift, Apple's programming language introduced in 2014, designed for all Apple platforms including iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS. It highlights Swift's popularity among developers, its advantages over Objective-C, and provides guidelines for its use in new and existing apps. Additionally, it details features such as type inference, immutability, first-class functions, and the recent decision to open-source Swift, making it available on Linux.
10 reasons why swift is best for i os app development
10 reasons why swift is best for i os app developmentMoon Technolabs Pvt. Ltd.The document outlines ten reasons why Swift is the preferred programming language for iOS app development, highlighting its ease of use, speed, and advanced features compared to its predecessor, Objective-C. It discusses Swift's open-source nature, enhanced security, and capabilities for Linux development, emphasizing its growing popularity among developers. The latest update on Swift, version 5.1.4, includes improvements that enhance its utility and stability for app development.
Server Side Swift
Server Side SwiftSoftware InfrastructureThis document discusses server-side Swift, including:
- An overview of the history and growth of programming languages from the 1940s to today.
- Features of the Swift programming language like variables, optionals, and closures.
- Tools for server-side Swift development like the Swift Package Manager.
- Benefits of using Swift for server applications like performance, safety, and Apple support.
- Popular web frameworks for Swift including Perfect, Vapor, and Kitura.
- Benchmarking server applications written in Swift.
Uri Nachmias - Adopting Swift @Houzz - The good, the bad and the ugly
Uri Nachmias - Adopting Swift @Houzz - The good, the bad and the uglytlv-ios-devThe document outlines Uri Nachmias' experiences and insights on adopting Swift at Houzz, detailing the challenges faced and various features of the language. Key topics include the reasons for transitioning to Swift, the benefits it offers, and specific Swift features like optionals, variable observers, and type accuracy. The document serves as a beginner's guide to understanding Swift and highlights the importance of adapting to change in software development.
Swift Introduction
Swift IntroductionSavvycom SavvycomThe document introduces Swift, a new programming language developed by Apple. It outlines the basic syntax of Swift, including variables, constants, functions and method calls. Playgrounds are discussed as an interactive way to run and see results in Swift without compilation overhead. Advantages of Swift are listed as strong typing, simpler syntax than Objective-C and fewer lines of code, while disadvantages include it being a new language with few resources currently. A demonstration of a simple Swift app is promised and the presentation closes by questioning if the company Savvycom is ready to adopt Swift.
Swift App Development Company.pdf
Swift App Development Company.pdfTechugoThe document discusses the advantages and features of Swift as a programming language for iOS app development, highlighting its speed, reliability, and user-friendly nature compared to Objective-C. It emphasizes the benefits of employing dedicated Swift developers and the importance of collaboration in the development process. Additionally, it outlines key skills to look for in Swift developers and the open-source ecosystem supporting Swift's growth and flexibility in development.
TCC-MSCR
TCC-MSCRMarcel RebouçasThis document describes a graduation project that conducted two empirical studies on the adoption of the Swift programming language. The first study analyzed over 59,000 Swift-related questions on StackOverflow to identify common problems faced by Swift developers. The second study interviewed 12 Swift developers to validate and expand on the initial findings. The project aims to understand the benefits, drawbacks and challenges of adopting Swift in its early stages as it is positioned to become widely used. Key areas examined include issues with optionals, error handling, integration with Objective-C and problems with tools like Xcode. The findings provide insights into Swift adoption from the perspective of early developers.
NSCoder Swift - ¿Debo Aprender Swift?
NSCoder Swift - ¿Debo Aprender Swift?NSCoder MexicoSwift is a programming language introduced by Apple in 2014 that aims to be an industrial-quality systems programming language while also being as expressive and enjoyable as scripting languages. While some were initially skeptical of Swift, it has received significant support from Apple and learning it allows developers to learn new concepts, satisfy their curiosity, and use interactive playgrounds. Swift also provides an opportunity to see if Apple can succeed in creating a language focused on two different goals.
Rawnet Lightning Talk - Swift iOS Development
Rawnet Lightning Talk - Swift iOS DevelopmentRawnetSwift is a multi-paradigm programming language created by Apple for developing iOS, OS X, and other Apple apps. The document discusses Xcode, the integrated development environment for building apps with Swift, and provides examples of building iOS apps including a postbox location app and music quiz app. It highlights challenges faced like accuracy of user coordinates, parsing JSON data, and using interface builder constraints, and solutions like using MapKit, CoreLocation, web APIs, and libraries like SwiftyJSON.
Swift-Changing the Face of App Development.pdf
Swift-Changing the Face of App Development.pdfTechugo CanadaThe document discusses the significance of the Swift programming language in mobile app development, highlighting its advantages such as safety, performance, and an open-source community. It contrasts Swift's popularity in the United States with the global dominance of Android, noting that iOS holds a leading market share domestically. Additionally, it outlines the pros and cons of Swift, emphasizing its modern features while acknowledging challenges like a learning curve and rapid evolution.
Start with swift
Start with swiftArti Yadav I am looking for new ProjectsSwift is a powerful and intuitive programming language introduced by Apple in 2014. It is designed to be more expressive, safe, and interactive compared to Objective-C. Swift uses modern programming patterns like optionals, tuples, generics and closures to prevent bugs and make code easier to write and read. It also provides seamless access to existing Cocoa frameworks and can interoperate with Objective-C code.
20 Facts about Swift programming language
20 Facts about Swift programming languageRohit TirkeySwift is a programming language developed by Apple in secrecy for four years and released on June 2, 2014, combining the best features of C and Objective-C. It supports modern programming features like closures, generics, and option types while emphasizing safety and type safety. Swift 2.0 was introduced at WWDC 2015, adding built-in API availability checks and earning accolades for its open-source announcement.
The Importance of Swift Programming Language in iOS App Development
The Importance of Swift Programming Language in iOS App DevelopmentUbuy AcademySwift is a powerful programming language that has transformed iOS app development by addressing the limitations of its predecessor, Objective-C. Its advantages include safety features, improved performance, better readability, and strong community support, making it essential for developers. As Apple's primary language for app development, Swift's continuous evolution promises to further enhance its significance in the industry's future.
Objectivec vs swift
Objectivec vs swiftNisr MohamedObjective-C and Swift are programming languages used to develop apps for Apple platforms. Objective-C was developed in the 1980s and has since been replaced by Swift, which was introduced in 2014. While the two languages share some similarities like curly braces and square brackets, Swift addresses issues with Objective-C like bulky syntax and lack of features like generics through its cleaner syntax and strong typing.
Swift at IBM: Mobile, open source and the drive to the cloud
Swift at IBM: Mobile, open source and the drive to the cloudDev_EventsKarl Weinmeister presented on enabling modern application design patterns using open source technologies like Swift, Kitura, and OpenWhisk. He discussed how applications can be broken into user-facing client apps and backend services, and how Swift supports developing both tiers. He provided an overview of Kitura as a web framework for Swift on servers, demonstrated a simple Kitura app, and highlighted sample apps like BluePic. Weinmeister also discussed using OpenWhisk for application events and integration via Swift packages.
Introducing Swift to the Touchwonders Team
Introducing Swift to the Touchwonders TeamTouchwondersThe document provides an overview of the history and evolution of programming languages, with a particular focus on Swift, its features, and its integration into app development alongside Objective-C. It highlights Swift’s modern programming features such as generics, closures, and type inference, and discusses its advantages for creating high-quality applications. The document encourages developers to experiment with Swift while it is still in development to help shape its future.
Bartosz Grzybowski - Continuous integration, czyli code quality matters
Bartosz Grzybowski - Continuous integration, czyli code quality mattersBusiness Link KrakowThe document discusses the importance of code quality in continuous integration, authored by Bartosz Grzybowski, who has over 12 years of programming experience, primarily in PHP and more recently in Go. It covers various software development methodologies and practices such as testing, microservices, and architectural principles. The document includes a demonstration and concludes with a thank you note.
Grzegorz Sikorskie - "Gorsze jest lepsze", czyli o dobrych stronach złego kodu
Grzegorz Sikorskie - "Gorsze jest lepsze", czyli o dobrych stronach złego koduBusiness Link KrakowPiramidy śmierci, wyrażenia regularne na każdym kroku, "god objects" itd. Spróbuję pokazać gdzie w procesie wytwarzania oprogramowania jest miejsce na takie rozwiązania, oraz jak można przejść od okropnego hacka do rozwiązania z którego możemy być dumni. Kod luźno oparty na case study w Pythonie, ale postaram się też pokazać że akurat język ma najmniejsze znaczenie.
More Related Content
Similar to Mateusz Zając (Codete) - Swift in Production (20)
Swift Overview
Swift Overviewlanhuonga3Swift is a new programming language introduced by Apple in 2014 as a modern replacement for Objective-C. It is fast, safe, and interoperates with Objective-C. Some key features include Playgrounds which allow testing code without compiling, and powerful yet safe structures. This document provides an overview of Swift, its technical specifications, features like Playgrounds, and recommends tutorials for learning the language.
Swift: A parallel scripting for applications at the petascale and beyond.
Swift: A parallel scripting for applications at the petascale and beyond.Nagasuri Bala VenkateswarluThe document discusses Swift, a parallel scripting language designed for high-performance computing, emphasizing its capabilities for handling large-scale data processing across various computing platforms. It features key language characteristics, data types, and application integration for scientific workflows, making it suitable for disciplines like neuroscience and biochemistry. The presentation highlights Swift's ease of use, efficiency, and increasing adoption within the research community.
The past, present and future of swift, Voxxed Belgrade 2016
The past, present and future of swift, Voxxed Belgrade 2016Chris WardThe document discusses the evolution of the Swift programming language, its current features including compilers and standard libraries, and notable users such as Duolingo and Twitter. It also touches on future developments such as server-side Swift, potential for Windows compatibility, and improvements in stability and compatibility with C++. Additionally, it reflects on the challenges and opportunities presented by Swift compared to Objective-C.
Swift language seminar topic
Swift language seminar topicHyacinth OkekeThis document provides an introduction and overview of the Swift programming language. It discusses the background and origins of Swift, describing how it was developed by Apple as a modern programming language building upon C and Objective-C. The document outlines the objectives and significance of studying Swift, covering some of its key features that have contributed to its success such as safety, readability, and performance. It also describes the scope and limitations of the material presented.
Using Swift for all Apple platforms (iOS, watchOS, tvOS and OS X)
Using Swift for all Apple platforms (iOS, watchOS, tvOS and OS X)Aniruddha ChakrabartiThis document discusses Swift, Apple's programming language introduced in 2014, designed for all Apple platforms including iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS. It highlights Swift's popularity among developers, its advantages over Objective-C, and provides guidelines for its use in new and existing apps. Additionally, it details features such as type inference, immutability, first-class functions, and the recent decision to open-source Swift, making it available on Linux.
10 reasons why swift is best for i os app development
10 reasons why swift is best for i os app developmentMoon Technolabs Pvt. Ltd.The document outlines ten reasons why Swift is the preferred programming language for iOS app development, highlighting its ease of use, speed, and advanced features compared to its predecessor, Objective-C. It discusses Swift's open-source nature, enhanced security, and capabilities for Linux development, emphasizing its growing popularity among developers. The latest update on Swift, version 5.1.4, includes improvements that enhance its utility and stability for app development.
Server Side Swift
Server Side SwiftSoftware InfrastructureThis document discusses server-side Swift, including:
- An overview of the history and growth of programming languages from the 1940s to today.
- Features of the Swift programming language like variables, optionals, and closures.
- Tools for server-side Swift development like the Swift Package Manager.
- Benefits of using Swift for server applications like performance, safety, and Apple support.
- Popular web frameworks for Swift including Perfect, Vapor, and Kitura.
- Benchmarking server applications written in Swift.
Uri Nachmias - Adopting Swift @Houzz - The good, the bad and the ugly
Uri Nachmias - Adopting Swift @Houzz - The good, the bad and the uglytlv-ios-devThe document outlines Uri Nachmias' experiences and insights on adopting Swift at Houzz, detailing the challenges faced and various features of the language. Key topics include the reasons for transitioning to Swift, the benefits it offers, and specific Swift features like optionals, variable observers, and type accuracy. The document serves as a beginner's guide to understanding Swift and highlights the importance of adapting to change in software development.
Swift Introduction
Swift IntroductionSavvycom SavvycomThe document introduces Swift, a new programming language developed by Apple. It outlines the basic syntax of Swift, including variables, constants, functions and method calls. Playgrounds are discussed as an interactive way to run and see results in Swift without compilation overhead. Advantages of Swift are listed as strong typing, simpler syntax than Objective-C and fewer lines of code, while disadvantages include it being a new language with few resources currently. A demonstration of a simple Swift app is promised and the presentation closes by questioning if the company Savvycom is ready to adopt Swift.
Swift App Development Company.pdf
Swift App Development Company.pdfTechugoThe document discusses the advantages and features of Swift as a programming language for iOS app development, highlighting its speed, reliability, and user-friendly nature compared to Objective-C. It emphasizes the benefits of employing dedicated Swift developers and the importance of collaboration in the development process. Additionally, it outlines key skills to look for in Swift developers and the open-source ecosystem supporting Swift's growth and flexibility in development.
TCC-MSCR
TCC-MSCRMarcel RebouçasThis document describes a graduation project that conducted two empirical studies on the adoption of the Swift programming language. The first study analyzed over 59,000 Swift-related questions on StackOverflow to identify common problems faced by Swift developers. The second study interviewed 12 Swift developers to validate and expand on the initial findings. The project aims to understand the benefits, drawbacks and challenges of adopting Swift in its early stages as it is positioned to become widely used. Key areas examined include issues with optionals, error handling, integration with Objective-C and problems with tools like Xcode. The findings provide insights into Swift adoption from the perspective of early developers.
NSCoder Swift - ¿Debo Aprender Swift?
NSCoder Swift - ¿Debo Aprender Swift?NSCoder MexicoSwift is a programming language introduced by Apple in 2014 that aims to be an industrial-quality systems programming language while also being as expressive and enjoyable as scripting languages. While some were initially skeptical of Swift, it has received significant support from Apple and learning it allows developers to learn new concepts, satisfy their curiosity, and use interactive playgrounds. Swift also provides an opportunity to see if Apple can succeed in creating a language focused on two different goals.
Rawnet Lightning Talk - Swift iOS Development
Rawnet Lightning Talk - Swift iOS DevelopmentRawnetSwift is a multi-paradigm programming language created by Apple for developing iOS, OS X, and other Apple apps. The document discusses Xcode, the integrated development environment for building apps with Swift, and provides examples of building iOS apps including a postbox location app and music quiz app. It highlights challenges faced like accuracy of user coordinates, parsing JSON data, and using interface builder constraints, and solutions like using MapKit, CoreLocation, web APIs, and libraries like SwiftyJSON.
Swift-Changing the Face of App Development.pdf
Swift-Changing the Face of App Development.pdfTechugo CanadaThe document discusses the significance of the Swift programming language in mobile app development, highlighting its advantages such as safety, performance, and an open-source community. It contrasts Swift's popularity in the United States with the global dominance of Android, noting that iOS holds a leading market share domestically. Additionally, it outlines the pros and cons of Swift, emphasizing its modern features while acknowledging challenges like a learning curve and rapid evolution.
Start with swift
Start with swiftArti Yadav I am looking for new ProjectsSwift is a powerful and intuitive programming language introduced by Apple in 2014. It is designed to be more expressive, safe, and interactive compared to Objective-C. Swift uses modern programming patterns like optionals, tuples, generics and closures to prevent bugs and make code easier to write and read. It also provides seamless access to existing Cocoa frameworks and can interoperate with Objective-C code.
20 Facts about Swift programming language
20 Facts about Swift programming languageRohit TirkeySwift is a programming language developed by Apple in secrecy for four years and released on June 2, 2014, combining the best features of C and Objective-C. It supports modern programming features like closures, generics, and option types while emphasizing safety and type safety. Swift 2.0 was introduced at WWDC 2015, adding built-in API availability checks and earning accolades for its open-source announcement.
The Importance of Swift Programming Language in iOS App Development
The Importance of Swift Programming Language in iOS App DevelopmentUbuy AcademySwift is a powerful programming language that has transformed iOS app development by addressing the limitations of its predecessor, Objective-C. Its advantages include safety features, improved performance, better readability, and strong community support, making it essential for developers. As Apple's primary language for app development, Swift's continuous evolution promises to further enhance its significance in the industry's future.
Objectivec vs swift
Objectivec vs swiftNisr MohamedObjective-C and Swift are programming languages used to develop apps for Apple platforms. Objective-C was developed in the 1980s and has since been replaced by Swift, which was introduced in 2014. While the two languages share some similarities like curly braces and square brackets, Swift addresses issues with Objective-C like bulky syntax and lack of features like generics through its cleaner syntax and strong typing.
Swift at IBM: Mobile, open source and the drive to the cloud
Swift at IBM: Mobile, open source and the drive to the cloudDev_EventsKarl Weinmeister presented on enabling modern application design patterns using open source technologies like Swift, Kitura, and OpenWhisk. He discussed how applications can be broken into user-facing client apps and backend services, and how Swift supports developing both tiers. He provided an overview of Kitura as a web framework for Swift on servers, demonstrated a simple Kitura app, and highlighted sample apps like BluePic. Weinmeister also discussed using OpenWhisk for application events and integration via Swift packages.
Introducing Swift to the Touchwonders Team
Introducing Swift to the Touchwonders TeamTouchwondersThe document provides an overview of the history and evolution of programming languages, with a particular focus on Swift, its features, and its integration into app development alongside Objective-C. It highlights Swift’s modern programming features such as generics, closures, and type inference, and discusses its advantages for creating high-quality applications. The document encourages developers to experiment with Swift while it is still in development to help shape its future.
Swift: A parallel scripting for applications at the petascale and beyond.
Swift: A parallel scripting for applications at the petascale and beyond.Nagasuri Bala Venkateswarlu
The past, present and future of swift, Voxxed Belgrade 2016
The past, present and future of swift, Voxxed Belgrade 2016Chris Ward
Using Swift for all Apple platforms (iOS, watchOS, tvOS and OS X)
Using Swift for all Apple platforms (iOS, watchOS, tvOS and OS X)Aniruddha Chakrabarti
10 reasons why swift is best for i os app development
10 reasons why swift is best for i os app developmentMoon Technolabs Pvt. Ltd.
Uri Nachmias - Adopting Swift @Houzz - The good, the bad and the ugly
Uri Nachmias - Adopting Swift @Houzz - The good, the bad and the uglytlv-ios-dev
Swift-Changing the Face of App Development.pdf
Swift-Changing the Face of App Development.pdfTechugo Canada
The Importance of Swift Programming Language in iOS App Development
The Importance of Swift Programming Language in iOS App DevelopmentUbuy Academy
Swift at IBM: Mobile, open source and the drive to the cloud
Swift at IBM: Mobile, open source and the drive to the cloudDev_Events
More from Business Link Krakow (20)
Bartosz Grzybowski - Continuous integration, czyli code quality matters
Bartosz Grzybowski - Continuous integration, czyli code quality mattersBusiness Link KrakowThe document discusses the importance of code quality in continuous integration, authored by Bartosz Grzybowski, who has over 12 years of programming experience, primarily in PHP and more recently in Go. It covers various software development methodologies and practices such as testing, microservices, and architectural principles. The document includes a demonstration and concludes with a thank you note.
Grzegorz Sikorskie - "Gorsze jest lepsze", czyli o dobrych stronach złego kodu
Grzegorz Sikorskie - "Gorsze jest lepsze", czyli o dobrych stronach złego koduBusiness Link KrakowPiramidy śmierci, wyrażenia regularne na każdym kroku, "god objects" itd. Spróbuję pokazać gdzie w procesie wytwarzania oprogramowania jest miejsce na takie rozwiązania, oraz jak można przejść od okropnego hacka do rozwiązania z którego możemy być dumni. Kod luźno oparty na case study w Pythonie, ale postaram się też pokazać że akurat język ma najmniejsze znaczenie.
Konrad Kwiatkowski - Type of components in React/Redux
Konrad Kwiatkowski - Type of components in React/ReduxBusiness Link KrakowPrzyjrzymy się bliżej typom komponentów występujących w dużych aplikacjach typu SPA. Postaramy się wyodrębnić najważniejsze struktury tworzące aplikację oraz zastanowimy się jak przetwarzać otrzymane dane.
Za przykład posłuży nam projekt realizowany dla amerykańskiego giganta rozwiązań bukmacherskich Sportech.
Oferta sale
Oferta saleBusiness Link KrakowOferta sal szkoleniowych w przestrzeniach Business Link Kraków. Zorganizuj u nas swoje wyjątkowe wydarzenie. Mamy idealne sale na każdą okazję: szkolenia, warsztaty, prezentacje, prelekcje. Skontaktuj się z nami i dowiedz się jak wiele możemy Ci zaoferować!
Oferta miejsca pracy Business Link Kraków
Oferta miejsca pracy Business Link KrakówBusiness Link KrakowSprawdź ofertę miejsc pracy w Business Link Kraków.
Zapewniamy biura, biurka na godzinę, sale konferencyjne i szkoleniowe, obsługę recepcyjną, stały dostęp do internetu, drukarek, faksów. Kawa i herbata gratis!
Praca w naszych przestrzeniach coworkingowych stwarza niepowtarzalną okazję do nawiązywania międzybranżowych kontaktów, a kreatywne środowisko sprzyja dalszemu rozwojowi własnej działalności.
Jakub Mrowiec (Grand Parade Poland) - Monumentum Case Study
Jakub Mrowiec (Grand Parade Poland) - Monumentum Case StudyBusiness Link KrakowPresentation created by Bartosz Zaczyński from Grand Parade Poland. Prepared for Startup LAB #6 - Real Time Web apps, event hosted by Business Link Kraków.
Bartosz Zaczyński (Grand Parade Poland) - WebSocket for Dummies
Bartosz Zaczyński (Grand Parade Poland) - WebSocket for DummiesBusiness Link KrakowThe document provides an overview of WebSocket technology, highlighting its lightweight binary protocol built on TCP, differentiating it from HTTP except for the handshake, and replacing AJAX polling and plugins like Flash. It includes code examples for establishing WebSocket connections using various frameworks and handling messages. The content also emphasizes real-time communication capabilities and provides debugging tips.
Piotr Grabski-Gradziński (VML) - To jak zrobimy ten projekt? Czyli o doborze ...
Piotr Grabski-Gradziński (VML) - To jak zrobimy ten projekt? Czyli o doborze ...Business Link KrakowWygranie projektu czy decyzja o realizacji własnego pomysłu to moment, po którym następuje kluczowe pytanie. Jak go zrealizować? W VML na co dzień zadajemy sobie to i szereg innych pytań: z jakiej technologii skorzystać, jak go zoptymalizować czy gdzie go hostować, aby zrealizować zakładany zakres i dotrzymać terminu. W ramach tej prelekcji Piotr pokaże Ci jak znaleźć odpowiedzi na te i inne pytania, na co zwrócić szczególną uwagę kiedy decyzja o wyborze technologii rzutuje na cały projekt.
Paweł Dyrek (Codete) - Product Delivery
Paweł Dyrek (Codete) - Product DeliveryBusiness Link KrakowProduct delivery spans the entire lifecycle of a product, from conception to customer approval. It involves cross-functional collaboration to understand customer needs and deliver a solution. A product is anything offered to satisfy customer wants or needs. Product delivery considers technical debt, customer expectations, estimation, prioritization, demonstrations, the perspectives of developers and customers, and ensuring usability through the proper focus on tasks, features, and use cases. Common mistakes include a lack of communication and oversight.
Maciej Malarz (Codete) - Database? Meh, implementation detail
Maciej Malarz (Codete) - Database? Meh, implementation detailBusiness Link KrakowThe document outlines design patterns and features related to a submission management system, focusing on data access and the implementation of value objects, object managers, and repositories. It discusses how to implement acceptance and rejection actions for submissions, along with creating and managing submission statuses, ensuring they remain consistent and valid. Additionally, it emphasizes testability, customization, and flexibility in managing submissions through interfaces and different storage mechanisms.
Mateusz Chłodnicki - Case study: Shuttout.com
Mateusz Chłodnicki - Case study: Shuttout.comBusiness Link KrakowMateusz Chłodnicki z Shuttout.com - czym się zajmują? I 4 kroki do tego jak zbudować społeczność i zebrać 57 000 PLN w 45 dni.
Tomasz Chołast - Case study: zrzutka.pl
Tomasz Chołast - Case study: zrzutka.plBusiness Link KrakowTomasz Chołast z zrzutka.pl - czym jest zrzutka.pl i jak może Wam pomóc crowdfundować Wasz projekt.
Mateusz Hauschild - Jak crowdfunding zmienił rynek gier planszowych?
Mateusz Hauschild - Jak crowdfunding zmienił rynek gier planszowych?Business Link KrakowMateusz Hauschild z CROWDgeek - o tym jak crowdfunding zmienił rynek gier planszowych i pokazał kilka przykładów gier do grania ze znajomymi.
Filip Karkosz & Dominik Szloński - Jak z zaangażowania konsumenta uczynić źró...
Filip Karkosz & Dominik Szloński - Jak z zaangażowania konsumenta uczynić źró...Business Link KrakowFilip Karkosz & Dominik Szloński z Fans4Club.com mówili o angażowaniu kibiców i jak z tego zaangażowania uczynić źródło finansowania klubu.
Marek Cieśla - Kickstarter.com
Marek Cieśla - Kickstarter.comBusiness Link KrakowThe document discusses using crowdfunding as a method to promote and sell products globally, emphasizing the importance of testing marketing strategies for traction. It suggests building an extensive email list and considers various crowdfunding platforms, including self-crowdfunding and pre-orders. Ultimately, it highlights the need for a solid plan to attract venture capitalists.
Bartosz Filip Malinowski - Crowdsourcing dla Starbucksa, małych startupów i o...
Bartosz Filip Malinowski - Crowdsourcing dla Starbucksa, małych startupów i o...Business Link KrakowBartosz Filip Malinowski z We the CROWD - Co to jest crowdsourcing? Czy to tylko domena małych firm?
Crowdinvesting - inwestycyjne modele crowdfundingu - Karol Król
Crowdinvesting - inwestycyjne modele crowdfundingu - Karol KrólBusiness Link KrakowPrezentacja Karola Króla z crowdinvesting.pl. Czym jest crowdinvesting? Czym jest ta metoda w crowdfundingu?
Fundusze UE - nowe szanse, nowe możliwości dla start-up na lata 2014-2020
Fundusze UE - nowe szanse, nowe możliwości dla start-up na lata 2014-2020Business Link KrakowPrezentacja Kamila Kipiela dotycząca pozyskiwania funduszy Europejskich na lata 2014-2020.
Pułapki podatkowe
Pułapki podatkowe Business Link KrakowPrezentacja prawnika Jana Marczyńskiego na temat pułapek podatkowych podczas prowadzenia własnej działalności
Paweł Gruszecki - Wybór modelu biznesowego, zarządzanie ryzykiem prawnym
Paweł Gruszecki - Wybór modelu biznesowego, zarządzanie ryzykiem prawnymBusiness Link KrakowPrezentacja prawnika Pawła Gruszeckiego, prelegenta Volves Summit, specjalisty ds. prawa IT
Bartosz Grzybowski - Continuous integration, czyli code quality matters
Bartosz Grzybowski - Continuous integration, czyli code quality mattersBusiness Link Krakow
Grzegorz Sikorskie - "Gorsze jest lepsze", czyli o dobrych stronach złego kodu
Grzegorz Sikorskie - "Gorsze jest lepsze", czyli o dobrych stronach złego koduBusiness Link Krakow
Konrad Kwiatkowski - Type of components in React/Redux
Konrad Kwiatkowski - Type of components in React/ReduxBusiness Link Krakow
Oferta miejsca pracy Business Link Kraków
Oferta miejsca pracy Business Link KrakówBusiness Link Krakow
Jakub Mrowiec (Grand Parade Poland) - Monumentum Case Study
Jakub Mrowiec (Grand Parade Poland) - Monumentum Case StudyBusiness Link Krakow
Bartosz Zaczyński (Grand Parade Poland) - WebSocket for Dummies
Bartosz Zaczyński (Grand Parade Poland) - WebSocket for DummiesBusiness Link Krakow
Piotr Grabski-Gradziński (VML) - To jak zrobimy ten projekt? Czyli o doborze ...
Piotr Grabski-Gradziński (VML) - To jak zrobimy ten projekt? Czyli o doborze ...Business Link Krakow
Maciej Malarz (Codete) - Database? Meh, implementation detail
Maciej Malarz (Codete) - Database? Meh, implementation detailBusiness Link Krakow
Mateusz Chłodnicki - Case study: Shuttout.com
Mateusz Chłodnicki - Case study: Shuttout.comBusiness Link Krakow
Mateusz Hauschild - Jak crowdfunding zmienił rynek gier planszowych?
Mateusz Hauschild - Jak crowdfunding zmienił rynek gier planszowych?Business Link Krakow
Filip Karkosz & Dominik Szloński - Jak z zaangażowania konsumenta uczynić źró...
Filip Karkosz & Dominik Szloński - Jak z zaangażowania konsumenta uczynić źró...Business Link Krakow
Bartosz Filip Malinowski - Crowdsourcing dla Starbucksa, małych startupów i o...
Bartosz Filip Malinowski - Crowdsourcing dla Starbucksa, małych startupów i o...Business Link Krakow
Crowdinvesting - inwestycyjne modele crowdfundingu - Karol Król
Crowdinvesting - inwestycyjne modele crowdfundingu - Karol KrólBusiness Link Krakow
Fundusze UE - nowe szanse, nowe możliwości dla start-up na lata 2014-2020
Fundusze UE - nowe szanse, nowe możliwości dla start-up na lata 2014-2020Business Link Krakow
Paweł Gruszecki - Wybór modelu biznesowego, zarządzanie ryzykiem prawnym
Paweł Gruszecki - Wybór modelu biznesowego, zarządzanie ryzykiem prawnymBusiness Link Krakow
Ad
Mateusz Zając (Codete) - Swift in Production
- 1. Swift in Production I KNEW YOU WERE TROUBLE WHEN YOU WALKED IN... 1
- 3. AGENDA 1. Some history... 2. Pros of Swift, cons of Obj-C ! 3. Real life examples of early adopters 4. What Swift can offer you right now 5. Where is Swift heading to? 6. Summary (some funny gifs) 3
- 5. IN A GALAXY FAR FAR AWAY... 5
- 7. 1 to: 10 do: [:n | n even ifTrue: [ Transcript show: n; show: ' is even'; cr] ifFalse: [ Transcript show: n; show: ' is odd'; cr] ] 7
- 9. 9
- 10. 10
- 11. SMALLTALK + C + MVC = Objective-C11
- 12. 12
- 13. AND AFTER 31 YEARS... ! 13
- 14. Swift 14
- 16. Swift ▸ Multi-paradigm (POP, functional, OOP...) ▸ Strong, static ! ▸ Modern (a lot of new fancy features) ▸ Available on Linux ▸ Open Source 16
- 17. Objective-C ▸ Multi-paradigm (POP, functional, OOP...) ▸ Strong, static ! ▸ Modern (a lot of new fancy features) ▸ Available on Linux ▸ Open Source 17
- 19. We're not going Swift, cause nobody is using Swift, yet. There are no Swift devs, yet. 19
- 20. THEY ALL USE Swift 20
- 22. WELL, 89 OF THE TOP 100 APPS USE ZERO SWIFT. NOT EVEN AS AN EXPERIMENT!22
- 23. BUT APPLE...ONLY CALCULATOR AND DOCK... ! AND WWDC APP!23
- 24. 24
- 25. WHAT SWIFT CAN OFFER YOU RIGHT NOW ▸ Great and experienced community ▸ Apple's engineers support ▸ Better attractiveness of your project ▸ Happy developers ☺ ▸ Pride? 25
- 26. 26
- 27. WHERE Swift CAN BE USED ▸ More and more web frameworks ▸ Shell scripting ▸ Interactive execution (Playgrounds, IBM Swift Sandbox) ▸ iOS, OS X, watchOS, tvOS ▸ Android? ▸ Internet of Things 27
- 28. WHERE IS Swift HEADING TO? ▸ Stable ABI ! ▸ Portability ▸ API design lineguides ▸ Swift Package Manager ▸ The Swift Standard Library 28
- 29. Let's sum it all up! 29
- 30. IS SWIFT PRODUCTION READY? 30
- 32. SHOULD WE MIX'N'MATCH SWIFT WITH OUR OBJECTIVE-C CODEBASE? 32
- 33. 33
- 34. #UNSURE 34
- 35. IS IT HIGH TIME TO START PROJECT IN SWIFT? 35
- 36. MOSTLY, YES! 36
- 37. WHERE CAN I FIND SWIFT DEVELOPERS? 37
- 39. 39
- 40. QUESTIONS? 40