The Swift Concurrency Manifesto Part 2, and Drag and Drop – Podcast S07 E06

In this episode Ben DiFrancesco from ScopeLift returns to join Dru and Janie to continue the concurrency discussion with a look at the Actor Model for the Swift Language, and then Dru takes a look at the new Drag and Drop functionality introduced for iOS 11.

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Episode Links

The Concurrency Manifesto

• The Concurrency Manifesto
• async and await
• The Async/Await Pull Request
• Concurrency in Swift by Umberto Raimondi
• Family Tree of Computer Languages
• ScopeLift consulting

Drag & Drop

• Apple Documentation: Drag and Drop
• WWDC 2017: Introducing Drag and Drop
• WWDC 2017: Mastering Drag and Drop
• WWDC 2017: Drag and Drop with Collection and Table Views
• WWDC 2017: Data Delivery with Drag and Drop
• Screencast Drag and Drop with Table and Collection Views – RayWenderlich.com
• Screencast Drag and Drop with Multiple Data Represenstions/Custom Views – RayWenderlich.com
• iOS 11 by Tutorials – Ray Wenderlich.com

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• Dru Freeman on Twitter
• Email the Podcast Team

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