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- Value Types for Sane People May 25, 2017 at 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm TechShop Austin-Round Rock (120 Sundance Parkway Suite #350, Round Rock, TX 78681) Using structs in Swift is cool and all, but we still live in a world of object-intensive UIKit programming. In this talk, Drew presents a practical and simple design pattern to unlock the power of value types within your existing team and your current codebase. A moderate, incremental, and production-ready approach to value types can…
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Xcode Issues: How To Work-Around An Ineligible iOS Device
There may come a day, a sad day, when you install the latest version of Xcode, plug-in you iOS device, wait for it to appear in the list of scheme supported devices, and…nothing. Then you click on the scheme pull-down … Continue reading
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