Monday, Feb 29, 2016
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We have 1 inspiring talks this time, each about 30 minutes.
Let's travel to Berlins most exciting startups, office by office. See what companies do with Swift, iOS and OS X.
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Swift custom operators: The good, the bad and the ugly.
A quick technical dive into the world of swift custom operators with some practical examples and unusual techniques.
Originally from Ukraine, iOS developer since iOS 2.1 SDK, currently working on UI of Wire.
Xcode and Swift Package Manager
Learn how to use Xcode with the new Swift project layout and integrate autocompletion with your packages.
Jens is an iOS and OS X Developer, writing ObjC since 2006. Currently working at nerdgeschoss
@jensravens jensravens.com Slides on Slideshare Watch this talk on YouTube
Introducing the digital shelf
Shelfd helps you to discover, store and present your favorite video and audio content. Therefore we aggregated media sources that are available to you, like broadcast, streaming-services and other media platforms. With Shelfd you can easily create collections across multiple providers or subscribe to likable channels and trusted brands. We want you to watch or listen to what you want, when you want it.
Why Companies should migrate to Swift
A lightning talk to share some thoughts about migrating Objective-C projects to Swift.
Hackescher Hof,
Aufgang 1,
first entrance to the right,
look for “Zeta” on the companies list, fifth floor
http://wire.com
Wi-fi, drinks and pizza are free (sponsored by wire). Also there are quite a lot of bars and restaurants around the place.
Wire stands for great conversations. We build simple tools to communicate with text, voice, pictures, music and video — all beautifully woven together on phone, tablet and desktop.
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swift.berlin #25 @ FlixMobility GmbH
swift.berlin #24 @ Viacom International Media Networks
swift.berlin #23 @ Lesson Nine GmbH
swift.berlin #22 @ Contentful GmbH
swift.berlin #21 @ BCG Digital Ventures
swift.berlin #20 @ Dubsmash
swift.berlin #19 @ GetYourGuide
swift.berlin #18 @ Soundcloud
swift.berlin #17 @ Dubsmash
swift.berlin #16 @ Immobilienscout24
swift.berlin #15 @ wire
swift.berlin #14 @ Wimdu
swift.berlin #13 @ Wooga
swift.berlin #12 @ EyeEm
swift.berlin #11 @ Fyber
swift.berlin #10 @ Zalando
swift.berlin #9 @ GetYourGuide
swift.berlin #8 @ wire
swift.berlin #7 @ futurice