Swift Bangalore Chapter #8 - NLP, MVI Architecture and Server side with Swift
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On to Chapter #8 topics now.
#1: MVI - A Reactive Architecture for iOS
Speaker: Rugmangathan M K
Agenda: MVI (Model-View-Intentions) is an uni-directional architecture pattern. We will see a simple example and how this architecture lead me to write Kotlin(Android) code and build user-centric apps.
Bio: Rugmangathan is an iOS Developer @ Rewardz. Learning and developing iOS apps for last 5 years. Actively attending swift meet-ups. Apart from coding he loves solving puzzles and travelling. You can find him @Twitter (https://twitter.com/rugmangathan)
#2: A Sneak Peek into NLP (Natural language processing)
Speaker: Bharath Nagaraj Rao
Abstract: Exploring Natural Language Processing, use cases in applications & interactive demo to understand some of the NLP APIs
Bio: Bharat is working as an Engineer at WalmartLabs. A seasoned iOS engineer, fan of Apple's technologies & products. Speaker at various meetups related to iOS/Swift/Obj C & other technologies. A trekking enthusiast, loves to watch classic movies.
#3: Swift on Server - Are We There Yet?
Speaker: Gopal Sharma
Abstract: Swift on the server has been talked about since Swift was open sourced. There have been a lot of efforts to make Swift on the server viable. However, when building a product, you should be focused on your product, not on the tools and frameworks backing it. This talk evaluates the holistic experience of building a small (but real) backend in Swift, versus a few well known frameworks in other languages, and tries to answer the age old question: Are we there yet?
Bio: Gopal is a Technical Architect at Surya. Previously, he was an engineer on Apple’s iCloud team. He has been working with Swift since it was announced in 2014. His first interactions with iOS were in 2009 when he was a student at the University of Michigan in the CS program. He blogs occasionally at http://gopalkri.com and tweets from https://twitter.com/gopalkri
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