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- My GitHub contributions over the years abril 25, 2019
- Continuous Deployment of Mobile Software at Facebook abril 22, 2019
- Today's workout abril 22, 2019
- Writing Code Long Before You Need It abril 17, 2019
- One more argument for using descriptive variable names abril 16, 2019
- 40% down in 15 minutes abril 16, 2019
- First impressions on the Kindle Paperwhite abril 15, 2019
- Breaking the #inout habit abril 15, 2019
- Moving my journal to Swanros.com abril 15, 2019
- Handling routes from an API in a type-safe way with Swift marzo 27, 2018
- Available for work febrero 26, 2018
- guards in Elixir 1.6 enero 25, 2018
- Experimenting with inherited tables in Ecto septiembre 27, 2017
- Becoming a Better iOS Developer Through Tooling: My AltConf 2017 talk agosto 14, 2017
- On iOS interview exercises julio 25, 2017
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Another favourite from Xcode 7.3
In previous versions of Xcode, if you were working with Swift and tried to override a var from a super-class, you had no auto-completion suggestions. Most if the time, I had to go into the super declaration to copy the … Sigue leyendo
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#selector
One of my favourite changes in Swift 2.2 is that Objective-C selectors now are first class citizens in the Swift ecosystem. So long to error-prone selector names as Strings. Swift 2.2 lets you use the #selector expression to reference a … Sigue leyendo
On Leveling Up as a Developer
I just read this post from David Bryant Copeland at naildrivin5.com. This resonated with me: […] This may seem like a lot, but these meetings are crucial. Having dedicated time with your manager every week is important. So is having … Sigue leyendo
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