Tokyo iOS Meetup

@inamiy We would love to have you!

Nominated as a backup speaker for #tryswiftconf . Preparation is hard in this case, but anyone interested to hear? Or maybe I can give a talk at next door @TokyoiOSMeetup . papercall.io/speakers/61728…

@gillygize presenting on "Some stuff I was thinking about state machines and types" at the May 2019 @TokyoiOSMeetup

Great diagram of how your server and APNS work together for push notifications including areas of concern from @leehericks from his Push Notifications presentation #iOS #SwiftLang May 2019 @TokyoiOSMeetup

@leehericks is back confidently giving his first presentation in years sharing his personal experience implementing Remote iOS Push Notifications at the May 2019 @TokyoiOSMeetup - thanks Lee! #iOS #SwiftLang

Damian Pasko presents on "Scripting with Swift" April 2019 Tokyo iOS Meetup

@leonarudochoo presents on his recently released iOS app "SFC Bustimer" April 2019 Tokyo iOS Meettup itunes.apple.com/jp/app/sfc-bus…

Benedikt @terhechte presents on "Sharing Code Between iOS and Android using Rust" at the March 2019 @TokyoiOSMeetup #tryswiftconf #rustlang

@futurejonesapps github.com/futurejones presenting on "Swift Lite" swift-lite.org March 2019 #tryswiftconf @TokyoiOSMeetup #SwiftLang #RaspberryPi

@bazscsa from @bitrise (mobile CI/CD) presents about Common iOS Issues and their resolutions March 2019 @TokyoiOSMeetup #tryswiftconf

#tryswiftconf Day 4 (as usual!) @TokyoiOSMeetup at CookPad in Ebisu

Josh Kaplan shows us some options for code generation in Swift.

Ahmed Bakir shows us how to write technical books.

@fumiyasac presents on "Hint of a little ingenuity about UI" and his experience writing a book on UI patterns in iOS January 2019 @TokyoiOSMeetup

Leonard Choo shared his experience creating his "iOS School BusTime" to assist students with accessibility needs at the January 2019 @TokyoiOSMeetup

The first Tokyo iOS Meetup of 2019 will be on Saturday, January 19th at 11:00 am. meetup.com/TokyoiOSMeetup…

@derekleerock shows us how he architected GapClick, the new metronome app he is developing.

Hikarus Guijarro-Fayar shows us how to build a full dice game in 30 minutes.

Tom Oliver @TimOliverAU explains the nitty gritty details of various ins and outs of UIKit for his open source libraries in his talk “A Suite of Delicious iOS Eye Candy” at the Nov 2018 Tokyo iOS Meetup

@florianldt presents at the Nov 2018 Tokyo iOS Meetup in “Solving Where’s Wally with Turi Create” building out the model and using CoreML.

@mustafabaalbaki presents at the Nov 2018 on “How to build iOS apps using less lines of code”