According to Rambler.iOS # 8

Two weeks ago, on October 5, the eighth Rambler.iOS meeting took place, which we previously announced at Habré. This time the main focus was on the content of the conference itself - we prepared four cool reports, including one from a foreign speaker.

The first speaker was Dygileva Irina, with a report "How not to become a victim of back-tenders" . Ira told us why it is so important to check the response of the server and about the various intricacies in the implementation of validators based on JSON schemes. The report is supported by statistical data collected on the basis of experiments on several large applications.
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The second report from our guest from Paris, Micha Mazaheri , "Make your app extensible with JavaScriptCore" . This is a story about creating the Paw http client , its functionality, and how to write a plugin system for your application using JavaScriptCore.
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During the break, the guests were given a unique opportunity to participate in the game "Guess the melody" , which was prepared by Yegor Tolstoy and Gleb Novik , and win prizes: licenses and tickets for the conference from our sponsors, a T-shirt or a sweatshirt.
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Further, Stanislav Tsyganov spoke on "Service-oriented architecture" , spoke in detail about what SOA is, described the role of the service layer, and clearly demonstrated the consequences of violating the basic principles of this architectural approach.
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The last was the report of Yegor Tolstoy "Clean unit tests" . Egor told why you should not be lazy and give the tests a proper amount of attention, touched upon the topic of refactoring in testing, and also shared his experience of supporting more than 3,000 tests in one project.
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The final stage was the Afterparty in the bar-restaurant “Paper”, which gathered a record number of people and allowed the guys to enjoy communication in an informal setting.

Thanks to all those who participated in the preparation of the conference, as well as its active participants. If you want to speak at one of the next Rambler.iOS meetings, we are waiting for your letters with the proposed topics rambler.ios@rambler-co.ru or as an Issue on our GitHub .

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