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Awesome seeing the Swift community go out to Japan earlier this month for try! Swift Tokyo :japan:! For those who couldn't attend in person, the Youtube playlist for all the talk recordings is now out: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCl5NM4qD3u_Azg7gKw5CK_DqSLeb4QMY

Some talks worth noting include:

:star: Foreign Function and Memory APIs and Swift/Java interoperability (@ktoso):

:star: Live coding a streaming ChatGPT proxy with Swift OpenAPI—from scratch! (@beaumont):

:star: Build your own Swift Regex: A Gentle Introduction to Swift Regex (@kishikawakatsumi) – nominated by (@Joseph_Heck):

If anyone else has talks they found spectacular, please respond and let me know​:backhand_index_pointing_down: I'd love for us to highlight more talks from our community :tada:

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Nice suggestions, Karen!

I'm still working through the playlist on my ride to school, but here are my favorites so far!

( 1 ) :stadium: Live coding a streaming ChatGPT proxy with Swift OpenAPI—from scratch!

Simon's talk is practical because he talks through *why* we need a proxy server, and what app he's making!

( 2 ) :money_bag: Introduction to security research and bounty hunting on Apple's platforms

Gui's talk captivates me because he prefaces security research with the monetary rewards possible, citing real data to motivate the deep dive!

( 3 ) :alien_monster: AI-Assisted Swift in Gamifying an iOS App

Halordain grounds his survey of various tools in actual real-world games, with actual examples and prompts drawn from Honmon and Pikmin Bloom. Tying each lesson and tool to a face and a name helps me recall it when I'm working on my own apps!

( 4 ) :artist_palette: App Art: Great App Design Done Quick

Sebastian's storytelling is unmatched -- talk about growing up fast! I love how he relates his conversations with Steve Jobs back to Halide design principles.

( 5 ) :door: EXIT 8 for SwiftUI

Ojun's lightning talk draws from strange behavior he encountered actually debugging EXIT 8. Specific examples put real context around every one of his techniques, which helps it stick in my mind!

I like sessions that start with why we create what we do! Some of the talks focus so much on granular Swift without stepping back to ask why we're making that app in the first place.

I'll add more as I finish watching the playlist! :film_frames:

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Wow! These are exiting! Can’t wait to binge them all weekend!

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