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Alan Kay: What is a Dynabook? [pdf](vpri.org)
2 points by astigsen 12y ago|0 comments
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The Morality Of A/B Testing – Ethics in a Data Driven World(techcrunch.com)
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7 Cool Features in Swift(drewag.me)
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How Docker used open-source and excellent timing to become a cloud darling(gigaom.com)
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Why Google Cardboard is actually a huge boost for virtual reality(gigaom.com)
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Extending the Swift language is cool, but be aware of how extensions work(airspeedvelocity.net)
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by astigsen 12y ago
This presentation covers some of the reflection API in Swift: http://www.realm.io/news/swift-unchartered-territory-swift-i... While it is clearly still somewhat limited, it does seem like there is potential for it to e
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by astigsen 12y ago
Since you can use Objective-C (and therefore also Objective-C++) libraries directly in Swift, it actually has quite a nice integration. Objective-C++ is a far better interface layer than something like FFI or having to write C wrappers for
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by astigsen 12y ago
Direct link to the original presentation by Scott Meyers: http://vimeo.com/97337258 (the article is just a summary)
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by astigsen 12y ago
It probably helped that there was a lot of latent frustration about the Objective-C syntax, which looked very foreign for developers coming from other languages (apart from smalltalk :-)). So by announcing a language with a familiar and mod
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Stealth YC Company is hiring Swift and Android devs – SF or Copenhagen
1 points by astigsen 12y ago
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YC Company is hiring iOS, Android developers and a Designer in SF
1 points by astigsen 13y ago