Stop what you’re doing and watch these awesome NSSpain videos

Paul Hudson    October 3rd 2017    @twostraws

NSSpain took place just over two weeks ago in Logroño, Spain, and although I wasn’t lucky enough to be able to attend we are all lucky enough that the organizers have managed to get a huge collection of session videos online. Sometimes these can take months to appear, so it’s great to see NSSpain bucking the trend!

I’ve only had time to watch a handful, but there were so many great sessions that it will probably take me a couple of weeks to get through them all. If you’re keen to learn something new today – and who isn’t? – here are direct links to videos for the talks:

• Accessibility in the real world by Sommer Panage.
• Asymmetric cryptography between iOS and the rest of the world by Ignacio Nieto
• Building Buddybuild by Dennis Pilarinos
• Building an IDE for iOS by Mark Villacampa
• Code snippets for debugging by Carola Nitz
• Creating a computer vision machine learning app from the ground up by Jorge Para Molina and George Karavias
• Disassembly for fun and profit by Alexsander Akers
• Dynamic mocks in Swift by Victor Pimentel
• Effective remote communication by Peter Steinberger
• Everyone is an API designer by John Sundell
• Facing the VIPER by Esteban Torres
• Gems of GameplayKit by Tobias Due Munk
• Growing by Roy Marmelstein
• Highly maintainable app architecture by Aleksandar Vacić
• How I spent all my savings reinventing programming by Luis Solano
• How to get started contributing to open source projects by Felix Krause
• Hyper-fast app development with React Native by Fabio Pelosin
• Lightweight general markup parsing by Guillermo Gonzalez
• Measuring performance in production by Francisco Javier Fernández Toro
• Metaprogramming in Swift by Krzysztof Zabłocki
• Start where you are: iterating at scale by Kathy Tafel
• Stop making average apps by Sally Shepard
• Taming animations by Sash Zats
• The road to Damascus: FRP and me by Abizer Nasir
• Understanding code signing by Marin Usalj
• Why you shouldn’t write tests by Dave Schukin

NSSpain deserves a huge thank you for putting together such a high-quality speaker selection, and for managing to record, edit, and publish their videos in record time.

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