Women in iOS@Amex: Background Upload w URLSession & Design Patterns in Swift

Nicole Lehrer, iOS Engineer @Vimeo
Van, iOS Engineer @Vimeo
Background Upload with URLSession: Limitations and Lessons Learned

Apple provides API for developers to be able to upload videos in the background, so file transfer can continue even when your app is no longer in memory. With this advantage comes some limitations, especially when trying to implement additional features like upload resumability and uploading via a share extension. In this talk, we’ll give an overview of what’s required to upload in the background and then share some lessons learned along the way.

Bio:
Nicole is a senior iOS engineer at Vimeo, where she enjoys watching artsy videos in between coding. She joined the Mobile and TV team about two and a half years ago following her graduate studies in interactive stroke rehabilitation. Nicole lives in NYC and likes to cook and paint in her free time.

Van is currently an iOS engineer at Vimeo working on features that empower creators of all kinds. Before joining Vimeo, he mainly worked within the Philadelphia area. Outside of work, he is passionate about any music-related subject such as audio signal processing, music information retrieval, and music history. He is also learning how to play piano. Van is now living in NYC where he loves getting lost in Central Park.

Jay Strawn, Senior iOS Developer, co-host of the RayWenderlich.com Podcast
Exploring More Design Patterns in Swift

Join us as Jay Strawn dives into some design patterns that are a little more specialized than the standard MVC and MVVM. If you want to spend more time writing code than fixing bugs or trying to remember how your project is laid out, design patterns are a must!

Bio:
Jay is a co-author of the book “Design Patterns by Tutorials” ( https://store.raywenderlich.com/products/design-patterns-by-tutorials ). She's an iOS Developer and co-hosts the RayWenderlich.com Podcast.

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