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The official C++ Weekly Repository. Code samples and notes of future / past episodes will land here at various times. PR's will be accepted in some cases.

This repo is a collection of code samples and links to previous twitch live stream sessions. If you have any ideas or suggestions for future episodes, feel free to open an issue.

Code sample for the Watch Us Build episode that focused on React

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 51: Playground-Driven Development at Kickstarter

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 1: Networking

Sample code for Humane Code episodes

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 3

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 34: Reactive Programming

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 53: Test-Driven Reactive Programming at Kickstarter

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 25: Network Caching

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 90: Concurrent Map

Sample code for Swift Talk Episode #5: Connecting View Controllers

Sample code for Swift Talk Episode #6: Generic Table View Controllers

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 26: Generic Table View Controllers (Part 2)

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 168: SwiftUI — Building a Collection View (Part 2)

Code samples relating to TekPub episodes

The sample app from the Rails App From Scratch Code TV Episode (Part 1)

Sample code shown in QuartzComposer.tv episodes.

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 47: View Models at Kickstarter

Sample code from an NSScreencast episode

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 2: Rendering CommonMark

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 57: Certificate Pinning

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 62: Testable View Controllers with Reducers

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 145: Markdown Playgrounds — Setting Up a Document Based App

This repo links to sample code repos for each episode of The .NET Show.

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 75: Auto Layout with Key Paths

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 133: Networking: Tiny Networking Library Revisited

Sample code for Swift Talk episode 174: SwiftUI — Animation Curves

Something-something-v2 video dataset is splitted into 3 meta-sets, namely, meta-training, meta-validation, meta-test. Overall, dataset includes 100 classes that are divided according to CMU [1] The code also provides a dataloader in order to create episodes considering given n-way k-shot learning task. Videos are converted to the frames under sparse-sampling protocol described in TSN [2]