Talks from 360iDev 2013: The iOS Developer Conference

360iDev, one of the best and most comprehensive iOS developer conferences in the world, occurred this past week in Colorado.

The sessions were all extremely insightful, teaching both beginner and veteran iOS developers something new. The content of the conference covered the whole spectrum – from highly technical down to business and marketing.

The presentations from 360iDev are amazing resources for developers and we wanted to share them with the developer community. Here is a collection of the talks that are publicly available.

The Presentations:

Topic: Animating Responsibly
Speaker: Mark Pospesel 

Topic: Putting the Custom in Custom Controls
Speaker: Mark Pospesel

Topic: Gratuitous Animations: How Subtlety in User Experience Design can Impress Your Users and Apple
Speaker: Ben Johnson

Topic: Design Patterns for Mobile Apps
Speaker: Saul Mora

Topic: Intro to Android for iOS Developers
Speaker: Chiu-Ki Chan

Topic: Effective Use of Open Source Software
Speaker: Ash Furrow

Topic: Do Scary Things
Speaker: Samuel Goodwin

Topic: Achieving Zen with Auto Layout
Speaker: Justin Williams

Topic: Amaze Your Users with Augmented Reality
Speaker: Colin Cornaby

Topic: Tales from Indie Tech Support
Speaker: Josh Michaels

Topic: Effective Strategies for Dropping Out
Speaker: Josh Michaels

Topic: Push.IO Party App Post Mortem
Speaker: Joe Pezzillo

Topic: Ten Terrible Tribulations of Core Data
Speaker: Kendall Gelner

Topic: Understand and Control Sockets with NSStream
Speaker: Thomson Comer

Topic: API Jones and the WireFrame of Doom
Speaker: Michele Titolo

Topic: AirPlay: Creating Apps with (Spilt) Personality
Speaker: Jay Thrash

Topic: The Video Streaming on iOS: The Gory Details
Speaker: James Jennings

Topic: Take the Red Pill – Writing Apps for the Real World
Speaker: Carl Brown

Topic: Stronger, Better, Faster with Instruments and Debugging
Speaker: Kyle Richter

Topic: Living Off the Grid with UICollectionView 
Speaker: Jay Thrash

Topic: Kick Those Bad Reviews with Automated UI Testing
Speaker: Robert Shoemate and Anthony Rinaldi

Photos from 360iDev (more presentations below):

Topic: How To Break Your Mobile Apps Before I Do
Speaker: Nick Arnott

Topic: Automate Everything: Continuous Integration for iOS and Mac
Speaker: Brian Partridge

Topic: Apps that Can See: Getting Data from CoreImage to Computer Vision
Speaker: Carl Brown

Topic: Hacking iBooks and EPUB with JavaScript!
Speaker: Jim McKeeth

Topic: Parallactic Collection Views
Speaker: Rene Cacheaux

Topic: The Art of Customer UI Controls
Speaker: Sam Davies

Topic: Let Animation Be Your Guide
Speaker: Rusty Mitchell 

Topic: Bring Your App to Life with UIKit Dynamics
Speaker: Chris Parrish

Topic: Idea to App Store
Speaker: Janine Ohmer

Topic: Provisioning Profiles like a Pro
Speaker: Jay Graves

Topic: Augmented Reality Geolocation Math
Speaker:  Dalmo Cirne

Topic: Dynamic Audio for Apps and Games
Speaker: Tony Hillerson

Topic: Thread Safely! Techniques for Safe Concurrent Programming
Speaker: Joe Keeley

Topic: Swizzle Sticks – An Introduction to the Objectinve-C Runtime
Speaker: Matthew Henderson

Topic: Pebble Smart Watch and iOS SDK Overview
Speaker: Matthew Morey

Topic: Lessons Learned, From Freelancer to Merger
Speaker: Ben Reubenstein

Topic: Customer Support – Building App for the Long Haul
Speaker: Joe Cieplinski

Topic: CyCript: JavaScript Debug Console for Native Apps
Speaker: Jay Freeman

Topic: Unity for iOS Developers
Speaker: Nathan Eror

Topic: Kickstarter to Launch: Galcon 2
Speaker: Phil Hassey

Topic: Clients from Hell… and How to Deal With Them
Speaker: Andria Jensen

Topic: Why and How to Use SQLite without CoreData
Speaker: Brent Simmons

Other:

Here are all of the recordings available from the conference

A podcast by Ash Furrow for iOS beginners and newcomers: http://springboardshow.com

There were many other amazing talks at the conference and as more become available we will add them to the list. Thank you to John Wilker, Nicole Wilker, and the whole 360iDev community for an amazing conference.