nomothetis.svbtle.com
An Introduction to ReactiveCocoa
https://nomothetis.svbtle.com/an-introduction-to-reactivecocoa
Alexandros Salazar is writing on the Svbtle. April 28, 2015. An Introduction to ReactiveCocoa. A lot of the posts. Are by and large foundational work. They are, so to speak, table stakes for functional programming. But once at the table, it’s hard to know exactly where to go. There are many great articles on using these principles to, e.g., parse JSON. But at the end of the day, that’s one problem, there are solid solutions. As a result, this will be long. At the base of FRP is the notion of. Case is the...
blog.lazerwalker.com
Making Multiplayer iOS Games with Apple Multipeer Connectivity
http://blog.lazerwalker.com/2014/09/03/making-multiplayer-ios-games-with-apple-multipeer-connectivity.html
Making Multiplayer iOS Games with Apple Multipeer Connectivity. Sep 3, 2014. After publishing my last blog post. I had a number of people ask me for details about the nuts and bolts. I said that Apple makes implementing local multiplayer easy: what exactly did I mean? It seems relatively unknown, but Apple actually has an entire framework. Let’s build a game and find out! The full codebase for the game is available at https:/ github.com/lazerwalker/prisoners-dilemma. The game also uses ReactiveCocoa.
samritchie.net
June | 2015 | LazySequence<UnsafePointer>
https://samritchie.net/2015/06
Good judgement comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgement. Principles of Reactive Programming course review. I recently completed the Principles of Reactive Programming. Course on Coursera – I’m very interested in FRP. And libraries like ReactiveCocoa. Course, and includes material from three thought-leaders of the FRP world – Martin Odersky. Scala Futures and Promises. And aside from the typical OS X JRE/JDK hoops, and a minor import problem in Week 3, it worked flawlessly. And your ...
edgecasesshow.com
Edge Cases Episode 127: A Foundation of Chaos
http://edgecasesshow.com/127
A weekly podcast about (mostly Apple-related) software development by Andrew Pontious. A Foundation of Chaos. Play (36 minutes 17 MB). Wolf on strict vs flexible foundations and Andrew on React Native. A Fan of Ravioli Code Edge Cases. Writing Solid Code (Microsoft Programming Series), by Steve Maguire Amazon.com. Postel’s Law is not for you Trevor Jim. The Robustness Principle Reconsidered, by Eric Allman Communications of the ACM. Expressing Our Individuality, the Way E. Coli Do New York Times.
oleb.net
Swift’s Type System – Ole Begemann
http://oleb.net/blog/2015/07/swift-type-system
July 21, 2015. Brent Simmons in Solving Problems I Don’t Have, Except that I Do Have Them. Swift’s type system solves a problem I don’t have. I can relate to this, and I bet many other Objective-C developers can too. When I started experimenting with Swift, the compiler seemed to fight me constantly. It has gotten much better as I became more familiar with the language, but sometimes the compiler, with its often cryptic error messages, still reminds me of a petulant child that’s impossible to please.