Swift Tutorial - Exploring Swift Sequences in Depth - Adrian Russell - SwiftCraft 2024

https://www.swiftcraft.uk​ --- Swift Tutorial - Exploring Swift Sequences in Depth - Adrian Russell - SwiftCraft 2024 --- A deep dive into Sequences and Iterators in Swift covering how they work, how the standard library uses them, and how custom sequences can be created to created clean and performant code. --- Slides: https://github.com/SwiftCraftConference/swiftcraft-slides-2024/blob/main/Presentations/Sequencing_Success.pdf Sponsored by Runway: https://www.runway.team/ --- Adrian Russell With over a decade in iOS development, Adrian works as a Principal Mobile Graphics Engineer at Dyson, where he focuses on creating innovative interactive graphical experiences. With previous roles, including JustEatTakeaway.com and Apple, Adrian brings a wealth of expertise, notably in enhancing the accessibility of applications. Adrian has a strange obsession for iterators and how they can abstract away the complexity of logic flow. Beyond the code, Adrian is infatuated with theme parks, drawing inspiration from the hidden complexity behind the worlds they offer. Connect for a laid-back chat about theme parks, iterators, and graphical experiences. --- SwiftCraft 2025 - 28th April - 2nd May Swift Craft is a brand new Swift developers' conference in the UK. In a theater, set in the coastal cliffs of Folkestone overlooking the English Channel, this is an event with more than just UIViews! With international experts to engage, educate and entertain us, we put the focus back on the craft of writing Swift code. Annual SwiftCraft Conference - https://www.swiftcraft.uk https://www.linkedin.com/company/swift-craft​ https://x.com/swiftcraftuk https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556538142011 https://www.reddit.com/r/swiftcraftconference/ https://hachyderm.io/@swiftcraft Video Sponsors: Goodnotes and Appcircle --- YouTube Videos Filmed, Edited & Optimised by Digital Medium: https://events.digital-medium.co.uk --- #swift #ios #iosdeveloper #macos #swiftcode