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Hey, that's my friend Hidde showing off the icon of my app LaunchBuddy in the beginning :D

Grazie mille!😃

Even better on second watch!! Awesome talk Josh!

26:08 🩵 it's always so much fun to see you every year again!

In my defence, I do not do the tech for the podcast... which is in our usually very capable hands of Ollie and Anna. Unfortunately there was an issue with Riverside this time! You'll be happy to know that all talks were successfully recorded at SwiftLeeds this year. Thanks for talking to me! More than happy to answer any other questions in the comments <3 - James

Sorry everyone about our numbering lol

Amazing, thank you

Please, no raspberries on pizza!

Amazing, fun and interesting!

Lewis Angela Martinez Larry Gonzalez Anna

I abandonen similar project. Apple is insanse because Music API is not normal API but the request must be signed. So you must create whole Macos APP just to run terminal script. Insane.

Very nice! Why isn't there more traffic on these videos?! Just found the channel, watched 2 videos an I am amazed! And damn, I will try that tea-trick!

Swift On Friends 🖖

This talk is great, many thanks to Krzystof. There is so much truth in it. Highly recommended!

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I've just found this after a bit of a 6 month struggle with finding my feet in a Staff iOS role. It was really useful, and so much of it resonating with me and my personal journey as a Staff.

That's highly cool, thanks a lot for the speech. A quick note about "_isPOD(T.self)". In Swift, the String type is called a value type but only has a value semantic. Under the hood, the String type uses a copy-on-write mechanism. So like closures and other ref. type, Strings are also ref. types under the hood. According to this - structs with Strings parameters, that pass from outside or stored directly - are Not POD. To check this you can call _isPOD(T.self) for such struct, and the return value will be - false, while the structs with only POD parameters, such as Int, Float, etc. will return - true.

AWESOME

Very good talk. I loved the energy and enthusiasm. Don't know what was up with the audience, that they didn't respond that much.

Great talk!

Very good and informative speech. Thanks a bunch.

Thanks for this - insanely informative and beneficial 🤝 I’ve been struggling over SUI performance and wrapping my head around how it diffs and this explained everything so well

I love my enums❤

Enums conforming to View. 🤯

Really great talk, love Jessie’s enthusiasm. And had no idea enums could be used that way

I created the same View struct that's described in 25:55, and _isPOD didn't return true. Further investigating led me to this knowledge: _isPOD(String.self) is false. If this is true, then I won't be able to use memcmp ever, all of my views have strings. Am I missing something?

That is a nice speech, I guess it's the inspiration I need the most right now as I'm just starting my iOS (and coding in general) journey.

Awesome talk. Not only is the content itself very well presented and informative, I do also like the energy of it. Jessie definitely belongs on stage. 😊😊 Also, thanks a bunch to everyone at @SwiftLeeds to re-cutting the talks to this muuuuch better format. I appreciate your hard work! 🎉🎉🎉❤

Well done!

wow, this is really cool to know these many details about enum in Swift. Great talk

Great talk! 🎶

Fantastic presentation! Learnt a lot! Hope I can make it to SwiftLeeds next year.

Currently working on a Firebase C Function for my product. Nice talk!

I miss it already! Can't wait for next year :)

Thanks for the presentation.

Great presentation. Please Are there any link or shared resource for the presented demo?

This is so good

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28:52 a view model is almost always a bad idea in SwiftUI. This problem could simply be solved by if !fetching { result = await fetch() fetching = true } and call it from both task and refreshable.

for those who look for the tool name at 33:33 : Snippose

Tres bon talk