Swift lang HackDay @ GitHub HQ (Meals and drinks provided!)

In collaboration with the SF Swift Community (www.meetup.com/swift-community);

Swift Hack Day @ GitHub is happening on September 27th, and you're invited to take part in the Swiftivities. There will be two talks by Swift thought leaders Natasha and Nick, three meals per hacker, free drinks from GitHub's bar, between-code-activities, and a lot of time for y'all to hack on your ideas. At the end of the day there will be some sweet prizes for the niftiest hacks. The best Swifters in the Bay Area are going to be there. Are you?

Speakers: Natasha Murashev
A.k.a "NatashaTheRobot" will take you onboard her Swift train and walk you through cool Swift language features, how to visualize your code in playground files, and she will help you get a head start on your own Swift adventure. All of this with the help of her minion friends!

Nick O'Neill
A.k.a "the broccoli lover" analyzes: How do the Objective-C patterns we already know translate into Swift? The best ways to do things in Swift are not necessarily direct translations from the best ways in Objective-C. We'll explore the language features in Swift that allow us to implement popular and useful features in new and interesting ways.

See the event on the SF Swift Community's page here: https://www.meetup.com/swift-community/events/203682272/