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Huge thanks for mentioning the very first thing-types of input fields. So easy to implement, and yet so many apps and web sites for some mysterious reason don't do it. So bloody annoying switching me keyboard a few times to find "@" when entering an email!

Have to say that I don't really like that "coordinator" pattern. It is bad in sense that navigation is spread all over the place. And also screens are not really reusable. Imagine that you would like to go to different place depending where you use your view/screen. Better strategy is to have screens reusable and only reporting actions. Then in one place they are wired together, much like in storyboard, except in code.

Great presentation! thanks

Great talk Alex! Very useful. I love reading your blog too. Can't wait to see more articles in the future!

Very helpful, was interested in this but had no idea how to get started.

Turning on language 6 only took about a day to get to a clean build, and another day to refactor to take advantage of what that told me about my code base.

It was truly a great learning experience, Alex!

that's extremely interesting damn !

Nice talk. Lots of insights about navigation with SwiftUI. Thanks

Funny and informative! Thank you

Everyone who came here to listen to a tech talk, go ahead and skip to 19:05 right away.

You got my attention for every minute, thanks for the effort in your talk Alex.

Absolutely loved your talk! We fell into the habit of not using types enough in our day to day code and relying too much on "spray and pray validation" as you call it. Loved the way you use failable initalizers, I can see use cases of using inits with typed throws! Very exciting stuff

Best lecture I've seen in years!

excellent talk

Excellent talk! Very well presented and great design principles

Homeboy ran out of sticker space on his laptop! But, nice talk

One of the best talks at this conference!

question: how were you using navigation stacks and paths if you are on iOS 15?

Very insightful talk. Thanks much.

Thank you for this! I need all the help I can get 😅 (btw, Helm is available now too!)

Great talk Alex! I do love the Swift type system. 😀

I’d love to sit down and do an interview with you. I’m an Ex-Meta iOS engineer, now indie, while also in the education space for iOS dev

It’s huge!!!! Thanks for sharing you knowledge 😊

thank you! very easy to follow

Absolutely killer talk! Thank you!

very informative

Yasss!

👍

Thank you

I really like this talk. Thank you so much for sharing this.

This is such an excellent talk. Thank you so much for putting all the hard work to make it available for the people who cannot attend the conference. Love from India.

Very informative. I often wondered how effects like this were achieved programmatically.

Insightful, thank you!

Fantastic talk Ellen!

Weird they used view model objects in SwiftUI since that is what the View structs and property wrappers are for. At 24:48 they could have simply bound the date picker to their model object’s date instead of bouncing through an unnecessary State. That’s the advantage of bindings that can work with model data or view data.

raucous applause for the etruscan reproof!

I am so glad that she said something about that Gordon Ramsay, who is just staring at my soul 😂😂