According to Rambler.iOS # 9

That summer has passed, as if never happened and knowledge-hungry developers reached out for school, university, or online courses. For them, as well as for anyone interested in iOS development, we prepared a report on Rambler.iOS, which was announced earlier .

Mitap took place at the end of May in our cozy office at Danilovskaya Manufactory. The program had three reports.

Denis Batvinkin opened the evening with the theme "Life with out of memory" . In the report, he examined what out of memory error is and why it is worth paying more attention to this problem. Denis talked about the causes of the OOM error and the tools that help track down this problem.
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Between the reports, we suggested that all participants in the mitap should be divided into “interest groups” and discuss burning topics with experts.

• Swift vs Objective-C with Arthur Protko from Mail.ru Group and Valery Popov from Yandex.
• React Native with Ivan Mikhailov and Timofey Lugovoy from the Poster team.
• Open source libraries with Ekaterina Trishina from the RAMBLER & Co team.

I liked the format very much: 3/4 guests indicated in their feedback that they would like it to be permanent.

After half an hour of holivars, Samvel Mejlumyan took the floor with the click-talk report "Do we need backend developers when there is Swift? " . Samvel considered Swift as a tool for implementing back-end development tasks, compared server-side Swift frameworks both among themselves and with popular solutions in other languages.
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During the break, all those present took part in the “What? Where? When?” Game, with the design of which Julia Zhilyaeva helped us, Anastasia Vasyura was responsible for developing the iPad application, and the backend to Swift (!) Was already made by Samvel . Everyone who successfully answered the quiz question received a prize from our sponsors: a license to a cool software or a ticket to the conference.
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The last speaker was Sergei Krapivensky with the report "Analyze it!" . Sergey spoke about static code analyzers and, in particular, about OCLint, and also shared his experience of integrating static analysis into the CI process.
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Mitap ended afterparty in the “Paper” bar-restaurant, where all participants could ask the speakers additional questions or simply enjoy informal communication.

I would like to say a special thank you to the person responsible for the graphic design of our mitap, Sergey Simanov .

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