try! Swift World is a set of personal online workshops led by Swift developers around the world, meant to keep the worldwide Swift community connected around the latest in Swift Development. Each workshop is limited to 10 attendees and lasts for about 2 hours with extra time built-in for networking / brainstorming/ discussions with other participants. Check weekly for new workshops!
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Available Workshops


Natasha Murashev
Natasha is an iOS developer by day and a robot by night. She organizes the try! Swift Conference around the world (including this one!). She's currently living in India developing AI-based apps for reading Sanskrit texts.
Introduction to AI Agents: Navigating LLM Workflows in Swift
March 4th, 10:00am - 12:00pm EST
Natasha Murashev
You might have heard that 2025 is being hailed as the year of AI Agents. But what exactly are they? At their core, AI agents are intelligent systems that leverage large language models to autonomously perform tasks.
In this workshop, we'll cut through the hype and dive into practical, real-world LLM workflow patterns that you can integrate into your Swift applications. By the end of the session, you'll have the skills to design, implement, and optimize AI agent workflows, empowering you to build new app interfaces that were impossible before.


Natasha Murashev
Natasha is an iOS developer by day and a robot by night. She organizes the try! Swift Conference around the world (including this one!). She's currently living in India developing AI-based apps for reading Sanskrit texts.
Swiftly Spoken: Build Voice-Enabled Interfaces with AI in Swift (Recording Only)
February 21th, 10:00am - 12:00pm EST
Natasha Murashev
Please note that the workshop has already taken place. You can purchase access to the session recording, which also includes exclusive access to the GitHub repositories referenced during the event Upon purchase, the recording will be delivered to your email within 24 hours.
In this workshop, you'll learn how to bring voice to life in your Swift apps using AI. Explore key techniques including:
- Transcribing user audio into actionable text with AI-powered speech recognition.
- Generating natural, engaging audio responses using AI.
- Leveraging function calling to process user commands, extract user data, and trigger meaningful actions.
By the end of the session, you'll have the skills to build a fully interactive, voice-powered app using AI in Swift.


Natasha Murashev
Natasha is an iOS developer by day and a robot by night. She organizes the try! Swift Conference around the world (including this one!). She's currently living in India developing AI-based apps for reading Sanskrit texts.
Building AI-Powered Apps: A Swift Developer's Guide to LLMs (Recording Only)
February 14th, 10:00am - 12:00pm EST
Natasha Murashev
Please note that the workshop has already taken place. You can purchase access to the session recording, which also includes exclusive access to the GitHub repositories referenced during the event.Upon purchase, the recording will be delivered to your email within 24 hours.
This introductory workshop is designed for Swift developers eager to kickstart their journey into building apps powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). You'll gain a solid understanding of how LLMs work, explore their limitations, and learn practical techniques to overcome these challenges. We'll also examine various products and APIs that you can leverage to start building LLM-powered apps right away.
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Meet the Organizers

Natasha Murashev
Founder of try! Swift

Natasha Murashev
Natasha is an iOS developer by day and a robot by night. She organizes the try! Swift Conference around the world (including this one!). She's currently living in India developing AI-based apps for reading Sanskrit texts."