Is there a new url?

Can you give link to that project so I can learn it from inside if it is ok for you? =)) I think it is ideal to learn from🙂

So useful, thanks for the lecture

This was a good video. Thanks a lot. Would like to see a follow up video or two. Cheers

casually predicting M1 macs at 3:55

hi just open context the last cell and tap status bar notice text is changing can you fix that or give a solution?

Great solutions

The Apple documentation for Swift sucks in general.

Very good presentation!

5:10 I like the saying " We're scientist here".

Thank you !!

Should have shared GitHub link

Great talk!

Thank you Noah for the extremely helpful resource 🙌🏻

Awesome

This guy makes me scratch my head 😓... very high level talk for me

This was a year ago. Have they open sourced this yet?

Has the autoclosure swift bug been fixed?

I can not believe such a good video has only a few hunters watching. If I found this video days ago, I could save days from horrible written tutorials.

"I know nothing about Swift", this is the feeling I've got after watching it... :))) Great stuff . Thank you

Excellent !

great pres!

The website is extremely useful. Thank you

Thank you for this video, I just understood what property wrappers actually are. I m using DynamicColor property wrapper to handle dark mode in my project. For iOS 13 it is ok. But how can I use same wrappers for handling dark in iOS less than 13, where I have created two separate custom themes - dark and light theme. Need your help

On the wire just means on the network

Thanks!

Java has had this ability from day one.

Awesome talk!!

Helps me a lot

Please post more talks!

👍👍

Really amazing well put together talk! A very important subject as well. Just the audio level is so low. Was really hoping no notification will pop up during the video and blow out my ears 😬

Uhhh, just buy a decompiler.

Great video, came here after listening to Adam on Swift by Sundel Podcast

Really enjoyed the video 👍

Great discussion but the audio level needs to be boosted and this article re-posted.

I believe LoggingExcluded could now be defined as a Property Wrapper in Swift 5.1.

Really nice talk.

do they open source that framework?

Good explanation by using bucket concept. Thanks

Slides: www.slideshare.net/ThophaneRupin/maintaining-a-dependency-graph-with-weaver Github: github.com/scribd/Weaver

Thank you for the lecture but this is not practical at all. why do we need all of these stuff if we can do it from the debugger with expression. this is a bit overhead.

The link in the video does not seem to be working any more, can we have an updated link to all the source?

Good Stuff!

I have seen all of Brett's talks, he is always a pleasure to listen to about Machine Learning.

Pretty cool, thanks for recording the talk and sharing it ^^

You can watch the gRPC talk I mentioned here: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/f59kk21poG6Ty30.html