Stop what you’re doing and watch these awesome NSSpain videos
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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Paul Hudson is the creator of Hacking with Swift, the most comprehensive series of Swift books in the world. He's also the editor of Swift Developer News, the maintainer of the Swift Knowledge Base, and Mario Kart world champion. OK, so that last part isn't true. If you're curious you can learn more here.
