October 28, 2009 7:00 PM - 98 attended
Concurrency Using Operation Objects and Blocks on the iPhone
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iPhone OS, like its much bigger sibling Mac OS X, provides a rich array of concurrency solutions for developers needing to use them. This talk will focus on using operation objects and blocks to achieve concurrency to improve perceived application performance in an iPhone application. An application with a non-responsive UI will be examined. Then the application will be changed to use operation objects. Finally blocks will be used to implement an alternative solution.
Danton Chin is a software developer focused on developing iPhone applications for fun and profit. He can be reached at [masked] and his blog is at http://iphonedevelope...
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Sarah ChandlerCode examples were well-presented
on large screen, and fun to see improvements made in emulator. Would have liked to hear brief overview for each topic, history behind language constructs, reason work-arounds are required, and OS implementation comments.
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Yacine Benzine+1 guestIt was fantastic to be in the company of experienced developers. The lecture itself was interesting, but what made the meetup fantastic was the interaction with the guests. It didn't hurt that they gave away Apress swag, either!
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NarenThis was great! I liked how I could learn multi-threading so quickly... now to see if I can really implement it without running into hiccups
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