Post Weekend Reading, June 20, 2016

Published: Mon, 06/20/16

June 20, 2016

Happy Monday fellow Clean Swifters. How was your WWDC 2016 week? I wasn’t able to make the conference in-person so I’m furiously watching as many videos as possible.

Normally, I like to get this link round-up out on Fridays. Sorry, I’m a day late. My wife and I threw a huge party this past weekend and I got caught up with prep work and wasn’t able to get this out in time. The good news is that I was able to dig up a couple links I wouldn’t have found on Friday.

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Andy

WWDC 2016 Videos

developer.apple.com

You absolutely must check this out if you haven’t yet. All the sessions from WWDC 2016 available, on video, for free.

The Talk Show ✪: Live From WWDC 2016, With Phil Schiller and Craig Federighi

daringfireball.net

When I went to WWDC 2014, one of my favorite after hours events was seeing a live performance of John Gruber’s “The Talk Show” where he interviewed the cast of the Accidental Tech Podcast. This year, he scored Phil Schiller and Craig Federighi as guests.

ohoachuck/wwdc-downloader: WWDC 2016 video downloader script written in Swift

github.com

A Swift project that downloads WWDC videos to your local machine.

insidegui/WWDC: The unofficial WWDC app for macOS

github.com

The unofficial macOS app for watching WWDC videos. It allows for watching, streaming, searching, filtering, and tracking watched videos.

App Store Review Guidelines Comic

devimages.apple.com.edgekey.net

Did you know the App Store Review Guidelines were updated, AND they made an accompanying comic book to help explain the new guidelines?

Apple’s Recipe for Making Successful Apps

Medium

So, you want to make a successful app, but you don’t know where to start.

UICollectionView: Unjustly Maligned

Ash Furrow

Ash Furrow makes a stand for UICollectionView that caught my eye. I’m excited to checkout some of the useful new features announced in collection views at WWDC 2016.

Swift Talk

talk.objc.io

Florian Kugler and Chris Eidhof are off to a new adventure on their site called "Swift Talk" where they are “showing solutions to problems they find while building new Swift projects” in the form of pair programming videos. Since I’m in the middle of something similar for refactoring, I’m excited to watch these videos.