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Just when you thought having unambiguous types was the one true way of Swift, it turns out that sometimes it is necessary to erase types. In this talk from try! Swift, Gwendolyn Weston explains what a type is, what it means to erase a type, and why you would want to do it.
In this great talk from try! Swift Gwendolyn Weston introduces you to the concept of type erasure.
Type erasure can be a very powerful tool when used correctly and is even present in the Swift Standard Library.
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Core Image is Apple's framework for image processing and analysis. With over 170 built-in filters that can be used alone or together in complex graphs, as well as support for custom image kernels, Core Image offers unlimited creative potential for visual effects that can be applied to still or moving images. In this talk, we'll look at Core Image from its very basics right through to advanced techniques.
I only recently discovered the power of Core Image and how easy it is to use its basic features. In this talk from try! Swift, Simon Gladman takes an in-depth look into Core Image and demonstrates how to use rather unknown and more advanced features.
A Swift application is more than just an Objective-C app translated into Swift. We need to embrace the features and philosophy of the Swift language. In this talk from try! Swift, we begin with a standard Model-View-Controller Table View application translated into Swift, and apply ideas from Functional Programming, Object Oriented Programming, Design Patterns, and Protocol Oriented Programming to turn it into idiomatic Swift.
This excellent talk by Daniel Steinberg from try! Swift shows what leads to the best results: don’t blindly follow one path, but take a step back sometimes and consider all options by looking at the issue from another point of view. In this case, combining technologies and using the best of each results in great some code.
