Leah Culver - Rediscovering Interface Builder Sponsored by Optimizely

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This month Leah Culver (http://www.twitter.com/leahculver) will be presenting her talk "Rediscovering Interface Builder". Love Interface Builder? Hate Interface Builder?? Leah built her first few apps completely without IB before gradually learning to love nibs. In this talk, Leah will cover some tips and tricks for the best (and worse) ways to use IB in your app.

Leah works at Dropbox (http://www.dropbox.com) where she helps developers use Dropbox's APIs. She has founded two startups, Pownce and Convore, and has helped create iPhone apps for Plancast, Sincerely, and Medium.

Thanks to this month's sponsor, Optimizely (http://www.Optimizely.com). Optimizely is the number one A/B testing service on the web and is building a dynamic platform to enable the world to turn data into action. We are currently focused on building an SDK and service that lets developers create experiments through a user interface that’s as easy and simple as our WSIWYG website editor. This new service will allow developers to run tests without having to redeploy to the App Store and we’re pretty excited about it. Stay tuned for more exciting news from Optimizely in 2014!

Every month, we meet for some tech talks and free beer. iOS developers can present their newest project/library and then we'll have an hour of networking and drinks. Topics will stay specific to Objective-C and iOS. Open-source projects are highly encouraged, please reach out to Steve Derico (http://www.twitter.com/stevederico) if you are interested in speaking.

Please do your best to arrive before 8pm, we will start the talk at 8:05pm. The door will lock at 8pm because of building rules. We cannot hold the door open for everyone once the talk has started.