Closed arielelkin closed 8 years ago
Great, that's exactly what's still missing for this meetup. Great to have you on board!
Could you please fill out this form for the website?
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name: Jens Ravens
image: jensravens
title: Async Transformations with Interstellar
about: 'Jens is an iOS and OS X Developer, writing ObjC since 2006. Currently working at <a href="http://nerdgeschoss.de" target="new">nerdgeschoss</a> helping clients to create awesome apps.'
abstract: Who's afraid of the monad? Let's have a look at results, signals and why concurrency doesn't have to be evil.
links:
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url: http://jensravens.com
name: jensravens.com
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url: https://twitter.com/jensravens
name: '@JensRavens'
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name: Ariel Elkin
image: https://en.gravatar.com/userimage/20806541/0aceab9f0ce41d2cd491b6bfe204621c.jpg?size=400
title: Using Swift enums with collection views and table views
about: 'Ariel is an iOS developer, with big interest in audio and blockchains. He contributes to open source libraries and puts his dishes in the dishwasher. Currently working at at <a href="https://www.project-a.com/" target="new">Project A</a>.'
abstract: A good way to let the Swift compiler help you build a rock-solid <pre>UICollectionView</pre> or <pre>UITableView</pre> is to manage their layout structure through an enum. This talk will show you a simple and safe way to implement this in your Swift apps.
links:
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url: http://arielelkin.github.io/
name: Ariel's website
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url: https://twitter.com/arivocals
name: '@AriVocals'
Thanks :+1: If that's ok for you, you can do the first slot of the meetup
Ok for me.
A good way to let the Swift compiler help you build a rock-solid
UICollectionView
orUITableView
is to manage their layout structure through an enum. This talk will show you a simple and safe way to implement this in your Swift apps.