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Let's talk about iOS development -- iOS Night 📱🌙 You might apply to this meetup from
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2019/10/15 19:30~20:30 #71

Closed ngtk closed 4 years ago

ngtk commented 4 years ago

Why

Where

Pearl Jam (Subject to change)

5F, MG Shirokanedai Building (Wantedly, Inc. Tokyo HQ)

Who

You are working for Wantedly? Sure, you can join anytime. If not, you need to contact us first. Or, you can "want to visit" the meetup, which you can find in www.wantedly.com/companies/wantedly/projects.

What

You write topics like below contents and we talk about these on the meetup. Every participant needs to write one topic at least.

Also, you can find new topics from the newsletters:

How

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参加者は開催までに話したいことを少なくとも1トピックをコメントしましょう。 ネタ被りを避けるために、まずはタイトルだけでコメントすることを推奨します。 より多くの学びを得るためにどんな内容でもアウトプットを歓迎します!😊

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ngtk commented 4 years ago

Advanced iOS Memory Management with Swift: ARC, Strong, Weak and Unowned Explained

https://www.vadimbulavin.com/swift-memory-management-arc-strong-weak-and-unowned/

日本語 https://qiita.com/shiz/items/65e2f6b9dc9fc716a6df

jiro commented 4 years ago

Flight School Guide to Swift Strings

https://flight.school/books/strings/ Stringについて網羅的に書かれたmatttさんの本。

目次:

Chapter 1: Introduction to Unicode Chapter 2: Working with Strings in Swift Chapter 3: Swift String Protocols and Supporting Types Chapter 4: Working with Foundation String APIs Chapter 5: Binary-to-Text Encoding Chapter 6: Parsing Data From Text Chapter 7: Natural Language Processing

サンプルコード: https://github.com/Flight-School/Guide-to-Swift-Strings-Sample-Code

imjn commented 4 years ago

Advanced iOS Memory Management with Swift: ARC, Strong, Weak and Unowned Explained

https://www.vadimbulavin.com/swift-memory-management-arc-strong-weak-and-unowned/

についてそのまんま和訳したみたいな記事をQiitaでみつけたので貼っておきます。

https://qiita.com/shiz/items/65e2f6b9dc9fc716a6df

by VISITS Technologies株式会社 iOSエンジニア

kubode commented 4 years ago

Generics in Swift - Overloading

https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/master/docs/Generics.rst#overloading