iOSCon 2019 - The conference for iOS and Swift Developers

Two days in London

iOSCon celebrates the latest developments and the sharpest minds in iOS. Do you want to find out about all the latest & most topical iOS & Swift technologies and applications and discover the best practices and ideas? Then come and join us at iOSCon in London!

Fast Track to iOS Architecture

Led by Jorge Ortiz Fuentes

Are you an iOS developer who is passionate about clean architecture and wants to learn how to implement best principles and practices to build complex mobile applications without compromising on integrity and flexibility? Join this three-day workshop to develop your theoretical and practical...

Build a high-quality app with Instabug

Featuring Ahmed Anwar

Learn how Instabug can help you iterate faster by reducing debugging time and helping you to gather feedback from users so that you can build an app that users will love.

Decoding Apple: How to Make Your App Stand-out

Featuring Stefan Lesser

With so many apps in the App Store, how can your app stand out? If you want to win Apple as a powerful ally to help you market your app and attract customers, then this talk will teach you how to find and interpret the clues that tell you what Apple is looking for, how to prioritize features and...

How To Make Your iOS Project Open Source?

Featuring Soheil Novinfard

There are times when you have a new or existing iOS project and decide to publish it as open source. The question is what could be a proper procedure to get the most out of your project? What points should you consider before uploading your source-code?

Simple To Advanced Image Processing Using Core Image

Featuring Nir Bruner

Core Image is a framework by Apple that provides high level image processing capabilities along with excellent performance and great tools for allowing developers any amount of low-level control they need. After introducing Core Image and its capabilities, there will be a demo of how to create a...

Core ML for Everyone

Featuring Paul Hudson

At this month's Mobile Matters, we're excited to be joined by Paul Hudson, who'll be explaining how any app can benefit from machine learning. Don't miss it!

The "Release" Mindset

Featuring Andy Smart

A look into how Monzo approaches software changes, deploying our apps, and coordinating App Store releases across 8 different customer facing squads.

IBM: Go server-less with Apache OpenWhisk

Featuring Andrew Lees

Apache OpenWhisk is the leading open source platform for Functions as a Service, with built-in support for Swift. Get an introduction to serverless computing and learn how to quickly build and deploy FaaS in Swift.

IBM: Server-side Swift with the Kitura web framework

Featuring David Dunn

Kitura is a lightweight, simple to use, web framework built with Swift. I’ll give an introduction to Kitura, including the new Codable routing features introduced in Kitura 2, and demonstrate how simple it is to get started with server-side Swift.

IBM: Build AI into your app with CoreML and Watson

Featuring Alex Wishart

Learn how to create and train a custom visual recognition model using IBM Watson and analyse images in your iOS apps, through CoreML.

Keynote: Sustainable Releases, a Tale of Teams and Automation

Featuring Danielle Tomlinson

In this talk you will learn about building a release process that works for you, your team, and your business. Danielle will share with you her own experiences from building, and releasing client side, SaaS, and enterprise software over the last ~10 years. During the talk you will also get an...

Designing and Building With Accessibility in Mind.

Featuring Hung Truong

Accessibility is an often ignored part of iOS development, partly because much of it is “baked in” to the OS and “just works” most of the time. However, building custom UI elements and transitions can lead to a breakdown of accessibility expectations. In this talk, Hung will share with you some...

Understanding language on iOS

Featuring Martin Mitrevski

The evolution of user interfaces in mobile apps continues with the most natural way of expressing the user’s wishes - their voice. Understanding what the users say is not an easy task.

The art of developing more in less time - how to not get caught by long build times?

Featuring Eliasz Sawicki

While developing an iOS application at some point you may notice, that it does not go as smooth as it used to. At the beginning everything was much smaller, it was easier to reason about, it did not take that long to build and it was much faster to switch between application and test targets. The...

A different take on Data Model

Featuring Maxim Zaks

Data is the fuel which powers every App. However you do not give it enough thought. You slap it into CoreData, or define some class structures which mostly stand in the way, when you need to implement new features.

Nuke It From Orbit: How to Deal With Massive View Controllers Once and For All

Featuring Paul Hudson

Everyone knows that MVC done badly inevitably leads to massive view controllers, but it doesn't need to be that way. In this talk you'll learn how design patterns from Cocoa Touch and how Swift can help you simplify your code, reduce coupling, and make your maintenance easier.

Keynote: We are thrilled to have Michael Feathers at iOSCon 2018!

Featuring Michael C. Feathers

Lightning Talk: How Modern Mobile Technology Helps us to Enhance Business Applications

Featuring Ian Thain

You live in an app driven world so mobility is not only a necessity for consumers but also for businesses. In this lightning talk, Ian from SAP will explain how modern mobile technology can help enhance your business applications. You will learn about a couple of use cases and how you can...

Keynote: Applicatives - The Forgotten Middle Child

Featuring Daniel Steinberg

This is not just another talk on Monads and Functors. You’ll begin with examples of higher order functions and focus on map and flatMap in Swift. But there’s something between a functor and a monad that is more powerful than a functor and more flexible than a monad. you’ll look at Applicatives...