The idea is solid, but the presentation is all over the place. It's hard to follow, and the code seems improvised. It would really benefit from better preparation to be clearer and more structured. You could be a good programmer but not good at audience

does it really work now?

Great talk Leigha, articulated nicely

Is this Arch ready for Primetime? Are any companies using it in prod.

Great complementary post: in.swiftui.wtf/observation

We need the other way around as well

Really appreciate your work and it's really understandable for me. Thanks for your team hard work and support for us. Love from INDIA.💌

🎉🎉👏👏👏, thanks I can imagine all the hard work

Amazing job actually, I couldn't even think of a usecase for this , but after your presentation i can think of a few, splendid presentation and amazing idea

Achieving nothing by hardcore overengineering😅

Que buena charla, saludos desde Ronegro Antioquia, Co

Awesome, FlutterFlow architecture would be great for builders. Thanks for this insight Leigha and FF team!

Awesome gayathri🫡

Well done FlutterFlow Team and Leigha!

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Love your slide on abstraction and not using the term low code. Made me think of how cloud companies use the pizza shop diagram when showing IAAS/PAAS/SAAS

ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME !!!!!

React community has rediscovered ViewModels.... Basically he turned React into a template rendering engine. In a few years React community will have rediscovered MVC, count on it. Another point, doesn't just complete invalidate the whole "the frontend is fast" idea of React? You're now waiting on data from the server before you can initially render a full page.

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I was always curious when listening to such an excellent presentation and how you adopted it in practice. It’s great when the project is new or when the team is ready to change approaches for old projects. But how do you approach these rules for ancient projects, or how do you sell such ideas to large/enterprise projects? Everyone had at least a few exciting project cases to tell. Easter to listen to them. I also want to say dziekuje, Krzysztof! What a great ecosystem you created!

I like how the .task modifier in SwiftUI removes the need for Combine’s ObservableObject

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Awesome!

I love Daniel's presentation style!

Le son est désastreux sur l’intervention de Florent 😢 36:53

Still no easy way to combine the industry standard of "gettext" for any backend/libraries with the apple infrastructure. Apple just please double it and provide additional "const char*" instead of NSString interfaces for all I18N/L18N. But they want to increase the wall size of their garden more and more with Swift, making things non portable from unix/posix/darwin.

Hello @sameer kashyap, I think you mis-named this playlist... these are the talk of the "Flutter Connection" conference that was held in Paris in 2023 You are mistaking with the Flutter Con Berlin conference that is another conference. Can you change the name of the playlist ?

Great talk! This answered the exact question I had which was how to short-circuit when iterating. Thanks!

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Wow really good talk

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🚀 Krzysztof Zabłocki has contributed to over 20 open source projects, used by teams at Apple, Airbnb, and Disney. 00:21 🌐 Swift Package Manager (SPM) is recommended for project organization due to its modularity and boundary-enforcing capabilities. 02:13 📦 SPM helps modularize applications and leads to better API design and testing, reducing merge conflicts. 03:23 🧰 Leverage the fact that Package.swift is a regular Swift file to add convenience extensions for dependencies and targets. 05:02 🛠️ Recommended build tools include SwiftLint and SwiftFormat to enforce code style consistency. 05:31 🧙 Sorcery is a tool for code generation, allowing you to eliminate code duplication and automate tasks like protocol conformances. 06:27 🧩 Create your own templates with Sorcery to tailor code generation to your specific needs. 07:23 🏭 Integrate build tools like Sorcery as pre-commit scripts to optimize build times and avoid unnecessary reruns. 08:49 🐛 Tools like Instabug and Sentry facilitate bug reporting, allowing users to provide feedback and prevent negative word-of-mouth. 09:45 🚫 Use tools like Lifetime Tracker to identify and prevent memory leaks in your app preemptively. 11:21 ⚙️ Automatic settings frameworks like "AutomaticSettings" simplify the creation of debug settings, avoiding the need for manual UI coding. 13:24 📱 RocketSim provides advanced simulator control features, such as network condition emulation and screen recording support. 14:47 🔄 Improve iteration speed by building Playbook-style interfaces, leveraging Preview Apps, and implementing hot reloading using tools like "Inject". 20:12 🧪 Embrace testing for Mobile applications to ensure stability and reduce the burden of manual testing, particularly in small teams. Use effective testing patterns to create maintainable tests. 21:06 🧪 Use snapshot testing with libraries like "snapshot testing" to replace Facebook snapshot tests, supporting multi-platform and testing database migration. 22:16 📊 Consider using the "difference" library to quickly identify differences in complex objects during testing for faster iteration. 23:52 📱 Implement the page object pattern for UI testing to create higher-order abstractions for screens, improving test readability and maintainability. 25:40 📢 Explore useful libraries like Pulse, Proximan, and SwiftUI Introspect for tasks such as logging, networking, and accessing SwiftUI components more efficiently. 29:34 🛠️ Don't rely solely on Apple's defaults; explore the vibrant iOS development community to find and use various tools and frameworks that can enhance your workflow and efficiency. Made with HARPA AI

"faster than running the app" - it may fail on simple view with "hello world". Did you answer how to avoid it? No

The main problem of swift packages - they are updated whenever they want and it is very confusing. In the same time cocoapods are updated manually only.

This is amazing. I really like that we have the web in the mix. I need to try this out, but looking at the config, it could be set up to work on a browser by using a universal library that switches the navigation to a 'slider-like' navigation if it's used on a browser. Just thinking out loud. I need to try this out first to grasp it.

The qr code helped me a lot thanks ^^. ... btw the shortcomings part was great, because most of the time tutorial/guide just tells u what it does, but then leave you to experience the full energizing apple development experience of seeing random error or compile time issue withouth mentioning even in the original documentation

Nice talk, thank you

Le tip du breakpoint est incroyable 😮

Nice clear talk, thanks Hidde!

Not sure the difference between a Flutter Plugin vs Package, but I'd like to make a Flutter Windows/Desktop application that can access hardware peripherals. The hardware has DLL drivers/library. From what I've seen FFI/JNIGen , Pigeon, or platform-channels must be used, but not sure how to map the DLL's exported functions. For example, many of the functions return pointers to structures that have more pointers/structs and enums as members. For example, one of the header files has a format like: stOne* funcName ( uint32_t val); struct stOne { union { uint8_t ubyte; stTwo ubit; } stThree* pHandle; }; struct stTwo { unsigned bit0 : 1; unsigned bit1 : 1; unsigned bit2 : 1; unsigned bit3 : 1; unsigned bit4 : 1; unsigned bit5 : 1; unsigned bit6 : 1; unsigned bit7 : 1; }; struct stThree { ... }; How can dart call functions from this dll?

Great talk, thanks you guys

Good talk!

Thought it was only me who can't figure out how to fix the "Connection closed before header was received" error. Great talk though!

Nice talk, went the same route last year in my company but as a solo mobile developer, was a tough route but damn you learn so much when addressing that kind of problems.

Neat