In the realm of development people like Marin are the gangsters, they are groundbreaking. Thanks mate.

I’m wondering where he takes these random numbers on reusability..

Nice talk sir!!

Fantastic!

Truly wonderful. A gift to the community. Maximum simplicity/compatibility.

For some reason I always thought you were gonna be a Werner Herzog-type gruff Teutonic character based on your social media presence.

This is lots of fun and a great way to learn. You should have Pinkstraw on more often.

Good talk. I hate the MVVM-C acronym though.... the whole idea about trying to describe architecture using lettes is insane. Yes it's an app that happens to use MVVM and Coordinator patterns no need to give that a name, if I combine it with a network layer should I now call it MVVM-N-C ? and why? what is the point.

Excellent , is it possible to share the link of code.

I'm about 4 years late to see this talk but still holds true. Fantastic presentation. Learned not only about hidden areas of MVC but other tidbits too. Like the cost of premature reusability-centric design and where to place the programmatic UI code. I wish the talk had some code samples regarding the different types of controllers though.

At 34:22, isn’t this both true when using the interface builder (either XIB or storyboard)? It is always using mask until constraints is added and it swaps to (autolayout) constraint (inferred)

This should have more difussion!

Great talk!

Great job!

Nice talk. I have found instead of rawrepresentable you can simply implement a custom var that can return whatever you want based on the case. You can even call this rawvalue if this is a pure enum. This is often a better solution.

MVVM pattern rocks! be it is Testing, solid principles, single responsibility... MVVM is one stop go ;)

Amazing!!!

I think most of us are searching for a nice way to get free gems and coins, and It happens that I've found a way. It's using a site that's called GameCrook.

By far the best auto layout presentation I have seen. Awesome explanation! Thank You @MischaHildebrand and UIKonf.

Still nice to watch in 2020. Thanks a lot.

This talk made me smile.

Great and useful video! :)

Wow awesome. Great.

You need to put source code in the descriptions...

Really enjoyed it, and Sophie is amazing super brilliant (now I must go and try to curb my inferiority complex having heard what she knows!!! Thanks a lot ;)

Great video Paul, but I have to say that having an entire bit on a community conference where you used your daughter to take a hit at John at 18:21 was disappointing and passive aggressive. I expected more from you.

great talk

Ah classic line from the video "you can choose your level of craziness" 👍 Thanks for video to :)

Thanks for the midi combine package! Very inspiring talk! (Will you share the swiftui examples as well? )

June 2020, async-await still not on the horizon. Maybe next year.

I am looking forward for this talk!

looking forward to watching his talk!

Really cool, always thought that this could be done, just never seen anyone try. Although, iOS App updates now take around 2 days. Apple have really stepped up their game.

Great talk. Mind blowing

Link to the codebase: github.com/macdevnet/mvvmc-demo

Really great talk! The ones that go over mistakes are usually the best!

Great talk!

Great tutorial

Thanks for the positive feedback everyone! If you'd like to learn more about Muse, we now have a website: museapp.com

This is great!

Great content.thanks for sharing

I learned so much from this! You’re awesome 😆

No.

This is the github he talked about: github.com/winsmith/n-body-problem

A simulator is available here: jheer.github.io/barnes-hut/

This is an awesome explanation! thank you so much for it