Monday, Nov 14, 2016
@ Contentful GmbH
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We have 3 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.
Asynchronous Behaviour Trees with Swift
Behaviour Trees is a concept known in game development and robotics. I want to show a little hack I did, making behaviour trees asynchronous and implementing them in Swift. I might also mention why they can be usefull for Swift developers.
Migrating Zalando App to Swift3
Why did we migrate? Challenges faced and whats cool about Swift3.
Recursive Enums, Value Types in Swift & Performance Analysis
One feature in Swift that is often overlooked are indirect enum cases. With those we can create tree based data structures that are benefiting from Swifts efficient value types. In my talk I will explain this, using the an example called KD-Tree a k-dimensional binary space partitioning tree that is used for nearest neighbour searches among other things. Furthermore I will present performance results that present the advantages of of value types in general.
Contentful GmbH
Ritterstraße 12
10969 Berlin
https://contentful.com
Hosted by Contentful. Also there are quite a lot of bars and restaurants around the place.
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