Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
SwiftUI is arguably the most exciting thing announced this year at WWDC. The new Apple framework has quickly become popular amongst developers, as a sleek new API for designing and writing code across all Apple platforms -- iOS, watchOS, MacOS, and tvOS!
In this talk, we’ll walk through examples and touch on all the basics to get you up and going with SwiftUI, including creating and combining views, state variables, experimenting with layouts such as HStack and VStack, dynamic lists, and more!
Timirah James
Timirah James is a developer advocate at Cloudinary and an influencer in the evangelism space, creating awareness around STEM and diversity in tech as well as helping others build great technical skills and become great developers. She’s best known for being a leader in the Los Angeles and Silicon Beach tech community, her active roles in the hackathon realm, and mentoring through TechniGal LA, her meetup for women exploring the world of STEM. Previously, she spent several years as a full-time iOS engineer.
Fun fact: She’s also a noted singer-songwriter and recently released “Coderitis,” a song about her love for technology and innovation, which can be found on SoundCloud and Spotify.
SwiftUI is arguably the most exciting thing announced this year at WWDC. The new Apple framework has quickly become popular amongst developers, as a sleek new API for designing and writing code across all Apple platforms -- iOS, watchOS, MacOS, and tvOS!
In this talk, we’ll walk through examples and touch on all the basics to get you up and going with SwiftUI, including creating and combining views, state variables, experimenting with layouts such as HStack and VStack, dynamic lists, and more!
Timirah James
Timirah James is a developer advocate at Cloudinary and an influencer in the evangelism space, creating awareness around STEM and diversity in tech as well as helping others build great technical skills and become great developers. She’s best known for being a leader in the Los Angeles and Silicon Beach tech community, her active roles in the hackathon realm, and mentoring through TechniGal LA, her meetup for women exploring the world of STEM. Previously, she spent several years as a full-time iOS engineer.
Fun fact: She’s also a noted singer-songwriter and recently released “Coderitis,” a song about her love for technology and innovation, which can be found on SoundCloud and Spotify.
