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by Nathan Chan

内森·陈(Nathan Chan)

首次参加者在360iDev会议内部 (Inside the 360iDev conference through the eyes of a first-timer)

I recently spent four jam-packed days in Denver at the 360iDev conference, the largest and longest-running independent iOS/Mac conference in the world.

最近，我在丹佛的360iDev会议上度过了四天的忙碌 ，这是世界上规模最大，运行时间最长的独立iOS / Mac会议。

As a newcomer to the iOS development world, and after chatting and getting to know dozens of attendees, it occurred to me that I was very likely one of the least experienced iOS developers at the conference.

作为iOS开发世界的新手，在聊天并结识了数十名与会者之后，我发现我很可能是会议上经验最少的iOS开发人员之一。

I figured writing about my conference experience could bring a fresh perspective to those just starting out in iOS, as well as to those who have been attending 360iDev since the very beginning.

我认为写有关会议经验的文章可以为刚开始使用iOS的人们以及从一开始就一直参加360iDev的人们带来崭新的视角。

I’ve been a full-stack engineer for the past few years, but recently took the plunge and quit my job to pursue a career in iOS. I’ve now been working in iOS and Swift for about three months, and wrote a bit about my experience ramping-up here. In the past, I’ve attended Python and web conferences, but never one related to iOS.

在过去的几年中，我一直是一名全职工程师，但是最近我跳水了，辞去了工作，从事iOS生涯。 我现在已经在iOS和Swift上工作了大约三个月，并在这里写了一些有关我的经验的文章。 过去，我参加过Python和网络会议，但从未参加过与iOS相关的会议。

360iDev was the most impactful conference I’ve ever attended.

360iDev是我参加过的最具影响力的会议。

环境 (Environment)

All of the conferences I’ve attended in the past boasted about having thousands of attendees. 360iDev was much smaller — 270 attendees this year. You start bumping into the same people. You start forming connections. You start building friendships.

我过去参加过的所有会议都吹嘘有数千名与会者。 360iDev较小，今年有270名与会者。 您开始遇到相同的人。 您开始形成连接。 您开始建立友谊。

Due to its smaller size, the conference felt almost casual, which was an entirely good thing. Many events were organized informally and spontaneously via the conference Slack team and the Beacon app (created by keynote speaker @khanlou).

由于尺寸较小，会议感觉几乎是随意的，这完全是一件好事。 通过会议Slack团队和Beacon应用程序 (由主旨发言人@khanlou创建)，非正式地和自发地组织了许多活动。

Lunchtime was a free-for-all at nearby food trucks and restaurants. Interest groups started popping up in Slack and Beacon — there were Magic: The Gathering gatherings, doughnut runs, Pokemon Go raids, and shared rides to the airport. I felt like this casualness brought us all closer together.

午餐时间在附近的餐车和餐馆免费提供。 兴趣小组开始在Slack和Beacon中出现-有魔术：聚会聚会，甜甜圈奔跑，口袋妖怪围棋袭击以及共享去机场的游乐设施。 我感到这种轻松的气氛使我们大家更加团结。

Due to the size of the conference, the amount of physical space needed was relatively small. This year, 360iDev was hosted in a hotel. There was really only one place to mingle, check out company booths, and most importantly, grab some perpetually available coffee (nice work on that, organizers!).

由于会议的规模，所需的物理空间相对较小。 今年，360iDev被托管在一家酒店中。 确实只有一个地方可以混在一起，检查公司的摊位，最重要的是，可以买一些永久可用的咖啡(在这方面做得很好，组织者！)。

This ensured that you were constantly running into people and made it easy to coordinate interest group meet-up points. It also left plenty of in-between-session time for connecting with others, as opposed to hustling to the next talk across a convention center.

这样可以确保您经常遇到人们，并且可以轻松地协调兴趣小组的聚会点。 与在会议中心忙于下一场演讲相比，这还留出了很多与其他人联系的中间时间。

演讲嘉宾 (Speakers and attendees)

On my count, nearly a quarter of attendees were speakers. I would be chatting with a random attendee that I bumped into in an elevator, or walked with to a lunch spot, only to find out they were giving a talk that I was planning to attend later in the day. This happened to me several times.

据我估计，将近四分之一的与会者都是演讲者 。 我会和一个偶然的参与者聊天，然后碰上电梯，或者步行去吃午餐，结果发现他们正在做我打算在当天晚些时候参加的演讲。 这发生在我身上好几次了。

I imagine WWDC would be quite different — a conference where the speakers (Apple employees) don’t stick around much, or at all, to interact with attendees. But at 360iDev, I had many opportunities (via Slack or in-person) to reach out and have conversations with speakers.

我想WWDC会大不相同-一次会议，发言人(苹果公司的员工)不会多动一会儿，甚至根本不会与与会者互动。 但是在360iDev，我有很多机会(通过Slack或亲自参加)与发言人交谈。

Being a popular conference in the iOS community, the conference attracts some of the best and brightest in the industry as both speakers and attendees. I must warn you as a newcomer: it might get surreal. You’ll see folks you’ve been following on Twitter sipping a Coke across the lobby, tying a shoelace in an elevator, or even peeing in the urinal next to you (this happened to me!).

作为iOS社区中的一个流行会议，该会议吸引了业内最佳，最聪明的演讲者和与会者。 我必须警告您，作为新来者：它可能会变得超现实。 您会在Twitter上看到一直关注的人在大厅里着可乐，在电梯里系鞋带，甚至在旁边的小便池里撒尿(这是我发生的！)。

So instead of “putting your heroes on a pedestal,” you’ll see them do normal, human things, and have an opportunity to talk to them.

因此，您将看到他们做正常的，人为的事情，而不是“将您的英雄放在基座上”，并有机会与他们交谈。

会谈 (Talks)

The conference had three or four tracks, meaning there were typically three or four talks/sessions happening at the same time. With so many enticing talk descriptions posted, naturally, FOMO enters the mind. Which talks should I attend? What if that one is better than this one?

该会议有3到4条路线，这意味着通常同时进行3到4个讲座/会议。 FOMO发表了如此多诱人的演讲说明，自然而然地进入了头脑。 我应该参加哪些讲座？ 如果那个比这个更好呢？ 之一？

Luckily, recordings of the sessions are posted online in the coming weeks, and speakers posted slides and other material on the conference Slack channel.

幸运的是，会议记录将在接下来的几周内在线发布，演讲者会在会议的Slack频道上发布幻灯片和其他材料。

The speakers at 360iDev (at least the ones I went to) typically started with why they were speaking about their topic. They then discussed why it was important to them personally or professionally, rather than jumping straight into what they were talking about.

360iDev的演讲者(至少是我参加过的演讲者)通常从为什么开始 他们在谈论他们的话题。 然后他们讨论了为什么 重要的是要他们个人或专业，而不是直接跳成什么 他们在谈论。

This format differs from the sessions at WWDC. Those are more focused on the future and what’s new. Watching the speakers at 360iDev talk about what they are working on right now really resonated with me. As a newcomer to the field, it helped me understand their daily struggles and thought processes as iOS developers. And I heard so many tips and strategies to overcome those struggles.

此格式与WWDC上的会话不同。 这些更着眼于未来和新功能。 看什么，他们正在对现在真的跟我产生共鸣，在360iDev通话扬声器。 作为该领域的新手，它帮助我了解了iOS开发人员的日常工作和思考过程。 我听到了许多克服这些困难的技巧和策略。

The tracks were also structured so that each session was suitable for developers at all levels of expertise. The talk descriptions were clear when topics were advanced, and I didn’t feel like any of the presentations I attended were too far over my head. None of the speakers assumed extensive prior knowledge on their topics.

曲目的结构也很合理，因此每次会议都适合所有专业水平的开发人员。 话题发展时，谈话的描述很清楚，我觉得参加的任何演讲都不会让我感到头疼。 没有一个演讲者假设他们的主题具有广泛的先验知识。

For a great overview of talk highlights, see this post from attendee, speaker, and podcaster @timmitra.

对于谈话的亮点一个很好的概述，看到这个帖子从参加者，演讲家和播客@timmitra 。

(我的)主题和要点 ((My) Themes and Takeaways)

The state of the union keynote had a slide that rang true for me at 360iDev. It simply said: “Help others become who they are.”

工会主旨发言的幻灯片在360iDev上对我来说是正确的。 它只是说：“ 帮助别人成为他们自己。 ”

Throughout the conference, I would bump into attendees I got to know. They would then introduce me to others they thought I should meet. They pointed me to open-source tools they thought I should check out for my projects. And I even got offers to proof-read this very article you’re reading right now. There was an atmosphere of helpfulness that carried through those four days.

在整个会议期间，我都会遇到认识的与会者。 然后，他们会将我介绍给他们认为我应该见面的其他人。 他们向我指出了开源工具，他们认为我应该检查我的项目。 我什至还提供了一些要证明您正在阅读的文章。 在这四天中，充满了帮助的气氛。

I also felt a sense of enthusiasm that I really hadn’t felt at a conference before. Evening social events were filled with conversations about current projects, ideas for next projects, newly discovered features of the Swift language, and a general excitement for iOS development.

我也有一种以前从未在会议上真正感受到过的热情。 晚上的社交活动充满了有关当前项目的对话，下一个项目的想法，Swift语言的新发现功能以及iOS开发的普遍乐趣。

The nature of the fast-paced app industry likely has a lot to do with this. Still, it was hard to come away from 360iDev without feeling inspired and motivated within the firm embrace of the community.

快节奏的应用程序行业的性质可能与此有关。 尽管如此，如果没有在社区的坚定拥护中受到启发和激励，就很难摆脱360iDev。

I cannot recommend 360iDev enough to those considering attending an iOS conference in the future. For an introvert like myself, I know full days of conference socializing can be exhausting. But 360iDev broke many of those barriers and created a particularly friendly and inviting environment for its attendees. Denver’s also a pretty cool spot :)

对于将来考虑参加iOS会议的人们，我不能推荐360iDev。 对于像我这样的性格内向的人，我知道整天的会议社交活动可能会很累。 但是360iDev打破了许多障碍，并为其与会者创造了一个特别友好和诱人的环境。 丹佛也是一个很酷的地方:)

Until next time, @360iDev!

直到下一次， @ 360iDev ！

You can reach me on Twitter @nathanwchan, or leave a comment below.

您可以通过Twitter @nathanwchan与我联系 ，或在下面发表评论。

翻译自: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/inside-the-360idev-conference-through-the-eyes-of-a-first-timer-f1f639c7e52a/

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