Do-It-Yourself Functional Reactive Programming @ iOSCon in London
End of this month, I will talk at iOSCon 2017 in London (30 & 31 March). I am very much looking forward to get to know the vibrant iOS dev community in London as well as to meet the other speakers. The line up of talks looks awesome, promising plenty of both breadth and depth.
In my own talk, I will deconstruct functional reactive programming (FRP) to show that it is based on a few simple ideas and holds the potential to improve the architecture of iOS apps. We will discuss questions, such as what is the purpose of FRP, how do you use it to structure your application, and how can you implement it yourself?
One of the things that I love about Swift is that it enables us to conveniently use functional programming concepts to write clearer and more robust code. The ease with which we can implement and use FRP is a great example of that capability.
See you in London @ iOSCon 2017!