What we’re about
CocoaHeads is a group devoted to discussion of Apple Computer's Cocoa and CocoaTouch Frameworks, Objective-C and Swift programming, for iOS and MacOS. During monthly meetings, members present on their projects and offer tutorials on various programming topics. Sydney CocoaHeads meets on the THIRD Thursday of every month (usually) at the offices of Bilue in Sydney's CBD. Beer, soft drinks and pizza are provided! Sydney CocoaHeads has been meeting just about every month since December 2008, just a few months after the App Store launched, and is part of the global collection of CocoaHeads groups - if you're travelling you can probably find one!
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Sydney CocoaHeads April 20244/4 Bligh St, Sydney, NS
We're back in April with lots planned – two talks and a Q&A!
Agenda:
🙋 Q&A For Audience On Learning Swift - Nicole Liu
🌦️ To the cloud! ...the Xcode cloud - Sushant Verma
✍️ What mobile UI Framework to write your app in - Ash SloneWe hope you can join us!
We're looking for speakers from May onward. Please get in touch if you have an idea for a talk – we'd love to hear from you. If there is anything we can do to help you present your topic, just ask us when filling out the submit a talk ( http://www.sydneycocoaheads.com/submit-a-talk/ ) form, or reach out to Christian or Zach on Slack.
We are always looking for speakers for the upcoming months, so if you are keen to give a talk, let us know, we would love to hear it 🙂 If there is anything we can do to help you present your topic, just ask us when filling out the submit a talk ( https://www.sydneycocoaheads.com/submit-a-talk/ ) form.
The event will be hosted in YouTube Live. Please remember Sydney CocoaHeads' values being a safe meeting place for all developers. Attendees are expected to be familiar with our (and your) values and code of conduct: https://www.sydneycocoaheads.com/policies/.
And as always, thank you to our long-standing sponsor Bilue ( https://bilue.com.au/ ) for hosting and helping out with all our ancillary costs.
