iOS Engineer @ Apollo GraphQL Investing in the iOS development ecosystem with GraphQL
Las Vegas, NV
Joined November 2008
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Just had my work day interrupted by a door-to-door salesman. As soon as I opened the door he asked “Is your mom or dad home?”…
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📣 Office Hours! 📣
Join us on April 20th at 1PM PST for our office hours with @AnthonyMDev, maintainer of Apollo iOS! 🚀 Get your questions about mobile clients, Swift, GraphQL, or anything else answered live!
Hop in our discord to watch the stream!
discord.gg/graphos
Apollo iOS 1.1.0 is out! 1.1.0 focuses on providing the ability to initialize the generated models manually. This makes it easier to write manual data to the cache; use models in unit tests; and create UI fixtures (loading states and Swift UI previews).
github.com/apollographql/apo…
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In this talk we'll cover some of the benefits, challenges, and techniques associated with splitting a #GraphQL #iOS app into modules. Save your seat at #GraphQLSummit here: bit.ly/3qGRp8l
The Apollo iOS 1.0 Release Candidate has been published! The RC is a fully featured and code-complete 1.0 version. This does not include complete documentation or migration guides, which will be completed prior to the official release (coming very soon)! tinyurl.com/yc6p5mh5
Very excited for this! GraphQL Summit will be my first time speaking at a tech conference. If you are a mobile developer working with GraphQL, I'm sure you've encountered the issue I'll be tackling.
What do you do when the schema you depend on changes after your app has been distributed? This #GraphQLSummit session will explore how schema changes affect mobile developers and how to best mitigate the issues they pose. Register now: 👉 bit.ly/3TtHrUZ
The first Alpha release of Apollo iOS 1.0 is up! We're excited to get feedback from the community as we move towards the official 1.0 release!
Release Notes: github.com/apollographql/apo…
Apollo Users, the RFC for Apollo iOS 1.0 is now live! This details the new codegen methodology and the future of Apollo in Swift. We would love your feedback! github.com/apollographql/apo…
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Apollo iOS version 0.49.1 is now available! It's a patch release that fixes a couple bugs from 0.49.0. Thank you to the community for raising issues and submitting PRs - ❤️ ApolloGraphQL
Apollo iOS version 0.47.1 is now available! This path version fixes a minor error that would cause web sockets not to be properly included for CocoaPods users in 0.47.0 github.com/apollographql/apo…
"Anything not released in the tearDown will continue to exist, even while other tests run."
iOS Developers need to be aware of this. XCTest should really have better documentation around this in the first place.
qualitycoding.org/xctestcase…
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Discover how a leader in the travel industry uses a common graph and #ApolloFederation to transform the way they build and deliver user experiences. Sr. Program Developer at Expedia will join Apollo in a fireside chat to discuss. Register here 🚀 bit.ly/2OioEyE
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We’re thrilled to launch Odyssey 🚀, Apollo’s official learning platform! With videos, code challenges, and quizzes, our Education team has been working hard to help you master GraphQL faster!
Begin your Odyssey today: odyssey.apollographql.com
2020 Fitness in Summary: I just spilled my can of Pepsi on the couch and in my frantic dash to clean it up before it stains the couch, my Apple Watch alerted me that I achieved my move goal for the day.
@khanlou I've been reading everything I can find on the Coordinator Pattern. I'm wondering if it would make sense to have child coordinators retained by their view controllers instead of the parent coordinator. Do you think this is possible, or does it cause other issues?
The parent coordinators would create and start child coordinators, but then forget about them. This could fix the issue with UINavigationController back button and having to release/clean up child coordinators. Would love to hear if you think this is viable or a terrible idea.
