Really, really interesting. And scary.

Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek are just plain nuts.

Panic’s incredible app got a major update today. Coda 2 for iOS (formerly Diet Coda) is available with an all-new design, and much more power than ever.

Only $9.99.

Get it.

Now.

Really enjoyed this.

Finally.

Go read it here.

I got a little bit distracted and haven’t been following the Go news lately. Turns out, I missed something big.

Ivi (App Store, Google Play) is the first app to be completely written using the Go language. You can grab the source code here, watch the talk about it here and get the slides of that talk here.

I’m going to dig deep on this one.

Excellent talk by Alexsander Akers on how to handle the fun hell of having a side project, and actually shipping it.

Read here. Incredibly interesting story on how an app to keep track of your swimming data using the Apple Watch is being developed.

Unfortunately, the app won’t be available until (probably) the next Apple Watch is released.

Really good read.

I often hear people say that “a good programmer doesn’t need to Google how to do stuff.”

I’ve found that to be completely false (on every professional field).

This post got me thinking. I’m not gonna lie that sometimes I’ve thought that exact same thing: “I should know this by now,” and then punish myself for not knowing what in my mind “I should know by now.”

What I’ve learned as I’ve gained more and more experience writing software, is that it’s ok to not know everything. What is important is that you know what tools are at your disposal, and how to use them. Ultimately, that’s what empowers you.