Mobiconf 2018: Bj Kandel, Zalando
summary
Shows how to use model equality to compute diff sets for lists and apply those diffs to UITableView and UICollectionView to update UI efficiently and with animations. Explains a naive diff algorithm and extends it with protocols to support nested equality/diffing for models with comparable children (sections/rows), and presents a generic list controller that renders these nested diffStates. Also describes functional-programming–inspired design for keeping non-UI code pure and side-effect free while driving UI from ModelDiff state.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:10Use case
- 2:40orgmode
- 3:10tab
- 3:30Example
- 4:25ChangeSet
- 5:20Concept
- 6:30Model
- 6:50Diff
- 7:40Change
- 10:25Has value
- 11:00Diff support
- 12:15Order DIF
- 12:30Order operation
- 13:30Table view controller errors
- 15:00Merging
- 16:45ModText Editor
- 17:45List Controller
- 18:15Table View
- 20:40Table View Controller
- 21:15Cell List Controller
- 22:15Custom Views
- 22:45Virtual Views
- 25:25Join us
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