Writing about iOS development, software architecture, and engineering management. Learn Swift Concurrency at https://xitter.cf/t.co/vjtIwFBzI5
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Years of building, researching, and iterating on iOS application architectures condensed into a single white paper. This is a document I would love to have had when I first started developing iOS applications. Download it here: bit.ly/srdan-stanic-ios-arch… #iOS #iosdev
I recently experienced working on a freshly installed and fully locked down Macbook, which made me realize how many different tools I use to be more productive.
One of them is a clipboard manager. Do you use a clipboard manager on your Macbook?
0%Couldn't work without it
0%Yes, occasionally
75%No
25%What is that?
4 votes • Final resultsAs a software engineer, you must be shuffling code around the whole day, and a clipboard history will make a hell of a difference.
Here is one I recommend, also because it has a bunch of other tools I can't live without (like snippets, window manager, calculator + currency converter, restart macbook): raycast.com/core-features/cl…
I've been taking a digital design course recently, and it has been eye-opening. It's the small details that make all the difference. Here is an example.
When aligning a rectangular shape and a circular shape, make the circular shape a bit bigger than the rectangular shape so that the circular shape crosses the line of the edges of the rectangular shape. It will make the two elements seem more aligned. 👀🧠
Hey everyone! I wrote a post about why I (almost) never subclass UITableViewCell or UICollectionViewCell classes. I’m curious whether this is a common practice? I’ve actually rarely seen it in production, but would love to see it more often.
dev.srdanstanic.com/how-to-g…
Users don't care about clean code. They care about working software that supports their use cases. Clean code is what allows the engineering team/person to keep adding improvements to the software over time without breaking existing functionality.
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I’m looking for freelance #iOSDev and UI design work! I built features and the Design Systems for @strongapp and @buffer. Shares appreciated! DM me to chat! #iOS
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The key question the students had to ask:
What are the assets here?
The obvious assets:
- $5
- 2 hours
The non-obvious assets:
- Presentation time in front of class
Lesson: Identify all of the assets at your disposal and you’ll surface the full array of potential solutions.
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I've just checked the db. Half of customers' feedback came from this quick action before app deletion. Highly recommend.
#buildinpublic #iosdev
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Gumroad is hiring software engineers!
- $125-175/hr, no matter where you live
- Work remotely, or from NYC
- No meetings besides one a quarter
- Earn equity (and dividends) by the hour
Apply by DMing me a short origin story and some bullet points of some work you’ve shipped, including at least one URL (a personal portfolio website works if you don’t have a side project or can’t share work you’ve done for an employer).
You can also email me the above: [email protected]
It's been almost 10 years since the last time I built PWAs. I'm giving it another go with @Ionicframework, and guess what? The UX is improved, but we are still struggling with bugs like "scroll position preserved from the previous screen after transitioning to the next". 🤦♂️
I was wondering about the difference between the gateway and the adapter software design patterns today, so I looked it up and found an answer on @martinfowler's website, as I always do. It's a treasure trove.
