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It's also the name of a rad nightclub in London. http://www.fabriclondon.com/
It's also the name of a JavaScript HTML5 canvas library: http://fabricjs.com/
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/facebook-fabric-an-innov...
Fabric - A platform for secure distributed computation and storage https://www.cs.cornell.edu/andru/papers/fabric-sosp09.pdf
https://www.cs.cornell.edu/projects/fabric/
From the place that brought us practical, cutting-edge security like JIF, SIF, SWIFT, and CIVITAS. Link below gets you to most of that:
https://www.cs.cornell.edu/jif/
Then there's this Fabric which probably has different security properties. ;)
Definitely a good start. I'm hoping they add Answers integration to the app quickly as that is one of the more impactful Fabric uses for us.
Twitter's mobile dev tools are fantastic. Love that they have this on iOS now.
I beta tested the mobile app, great tool for keeping an eye on stats/crahes. Highly recommended.
FYI it's built using Swift and ReactiveCocoa. They put up all the dependencies licenses in Settings so I made a list of the packages they use https://gist.github.com/ropiku/b259f35060a40eab1597 .
it's the second time this week i hear about reactive cocoa.I'm starting to hate uikit with a passion, but what's so special about it ?
Definitely a good start. I'm hoping they add Answers integration to the app quickly as that is one of the more impactful Fabric uses for us.
Hey! I am the PM on the Fabric app. Answers is a key part of our app and powers the top level charts, as well as our stability alerts. Would love to hear more about what other data from Answers would be the most helpful to you :)
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iOS engineer who worked on the Fabric app here :) I gave a talk about this topic at a Swift conference last year, if you wanna check that out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ent6LJDIB3I
Maybe you can answer who was the person that decided that your library was so special that you have to use a damn application to add it to a project, rather than use the same exact procedures to add a library that every other library uses? No, I don't want to use your application to add the library, and no, I don't want to have to go through the onboarding every single time I need to add it or update it.