I’m a Swift & iOS nerd, sometimes writer, and full-time Canadian. I currently live in San Francisco and write about Swift at swiftunboxed.com.
You can reach me by email at hello@ this domain or on the Twitter.
Conferences & Talks
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Three ways to get under Swift's skin: reflection, debug toolchains, and SIL |
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How do we deal with uncertainty in our programming lives, and how can the thread sanitizer help us in managing that uncertainty? |
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View controllers: we know them, love them, despise them, and overload them. Let's look at them a little closer. |
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Dealing With Asynchrony in a Synchronous Swift World
Swift Language User Group, San Francisco 🤓🇺🇸, april 2017 How do we deal with Swift code that executes in a (mostly) straight line when there are so many side tangents and threads to wait around for? |
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Five Unbelievable Secrets of Reactive Programming the Experts Don't Want You to Know!
Playgrounds, Melbourne 🐨🇦🇺, february 2017 Lessons learned from learning reactive programming. |
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How can reading more code help us write better code? |
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What I Learned From 55 Swift Standard Library Protocols
Swift Summit, San Francisco 🌫🇺🇸, october 2015 How does the way the Swift standard library uses protocols give us hints on how we should do it? |
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Writing
| Escaping and Nonescaping Closures in Swift 3 ↝ What are escaping and non-escaping closures, and how have they changed in Swift 3? | 8 September 2016 |
| Getting Under Swift's Skin @ NSMeetup Three ways to get under Swift's skin: reflection, debug toolchains, and SIL | 8 Feb 2018 |
| Five Unbelievable Secrets of Reactive Programming the Experts Don't Want You to Know! Totally non-clickbaity article about lessons learned from reactive programming. | 23 Feb 2017 |
| RxSwift @ NSMeetup So you want to be a reactive programming beginner? | 2 Feb 2017 |
| The Year of Travel Turns out I did a lot of walking and flying in 2016. | 17 Jan 2017 |
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