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Tag Archives: swift
Will Swift be the next king of server side development?
In June 2015, Apple announced at WWDC that they were open-sourcing the Swift language and its runtime libraries. On December 3rd that year they made good on their promise. In this post I’d like to talk about why this is significant, particularly for server-side … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Mac, Opinion, Tools
Tagged iOS, iPhone, Mobile, Software Development, Software Engineering, swift
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YOW! Connected 2015: Conference Report
Last week I had the privilege of attending the YOW! Connected conference in Melbourne, Australia. YOW! Connected offers a look at all the interesting things that are happening in the mobile and IoT (Internet of Things) space, from the perspective of both … Continue reading
Posted in Android
Tagged iPhone, javascript, Mobile, Objective-C, React, React Native, ReactiveCocoa, swift
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Swift from an Objective-C developer’s perspective
After the most recent WWDC, most iOS developers aren’t talking about cool new iOS 8 features or APIs. Instead, they’re talking about a whole new language: Swift. Yes, you heard right – a whole new programming language. How exciting it is! Apple has … Continue reading
Tagged iOS, iPhone, Mobile, swift
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