15: “My interpretation of functional programming”, with special guest Chris Eidhof

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15: “My interpretation of functional programming”, with special guest Chris Eidhof

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Jan 22, 2018

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Chris Eidhof, founder of objc.io and co-host of Swift Talk, joins John to
talk about app architecture, functional programming, the "rockstar
developer culture", picking database solutions and much more!

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Jan 22, 2018

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23: "Epic compiler quest", with special guests Harlan Haskins and Robert Widmann: Harlan Haskins and Robert Widmann - who are both regular contributors to the Swift compiler - join John to take a deep dive into the internals of Swift, its type system, the compilation process and how they used LLVM to build their own programming language. by Swift by Sundell
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12: "A pretty good job for a view controller", with special guest Matthias Tretter: Matthias Tretter of MindNode joins John to talk about Auto Layout, working on the iPad, refactoring Massive View Controllers, dealing with old code and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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5: “Escape into the open source world”, with special guest Louis D'hauwe: Louis D'hauwe joins John to answer questions about architecture, UI design, compilers, creating a programming language and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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24: "The definition of debugging", with special guest Carola Nitz: Carola Nitz joins John to talk about LLDB and debugging, her work on the open source VLC app, how she got her previous job at Apple, and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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19: "Proposal tour", with special guest Erica Sadun: Erica Sadun joins John to talk about Swift Evolution and its proposal process, civility in the community, the state of Apple's developer tools, protocol extensions, Swift Foundation vs Objective-C Foundation and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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6: "Somewhere between the view and the model", with special guest Agnes Vasarhelyi: Agnes Vasarhelyi of Topology Eyewear joins John to talk about moving to San Francisco, AR, architecture, getting started with iOS development and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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14: "Holiday Special", with special guests Tobias Due Munk, Nataliya Patsovska & Patrick Balestra: Tobias Due Munk, creator of Slør, Nataliya Patsovska from iZettle and Patrick Balestra, co-organizer of the Swift Alps & AppBuilders conferences, join John on this special holiday episode of the show! by Swift by Sundell
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30: "Do you wanna be my mentee?", with special guest Sean Allen: Sean Allen, YouTuber and host of Swift News, joins John to talk about sharing, creating content for the Swift community, mentoring and giving feedback, teaching new technologies, interviewing and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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32: "Rapid fire interviews", with special guests Alek, Vixentael, Janina & JP: John heads to the Swift & Fika conference in Stockholm and, equipped with his portable recorder, speaks to four special guests about a wide range of topics. by Swift by Sundell
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35: "Onion architecture", with special guest Rahul Malik: Rahul Malik of Pinterest joins John to talk about working on a large-scale iOS app, using third party build systems, client/server networking architectures and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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21: "The sweeter Mac app", with special guest Benedikt Terhechte: Benedikt Terhechte joins John to talk about Mac development, working as an indie developer, code sharing between Apple's platforms, extending the standard library, system packages, and much more. by Swift by Sundell
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54: “Swift 5.1, iOS 13 and iPadOS”, with special guests Benedikt Terhechte and Bas Broek: Benedikt Terhechte and Bas Broek join John to dive into iOS 13 and iPadOS, as well as Swift 5.1 — how it powers SwiftUI, and if it would be possible to backport parts of SwiftUI to earlier iOS versions. Also, text editors, new iPhone and iPad UI conventions, and more. by Swift by Sundell
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22: "A path for learning", with special guest Meghan Kane: Meghan Kane joins John for a special Machine Learning episode of the show - talking about how to get started with tools like CoreML and TensorFlow, what they can be used for, deciphering the terminology, how Swift might be used for ML tooling in the future, and much more! by Swift by Sundell
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15: “My interpretation of functional programming”, with special guest Chris Eidhof

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