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Entradas recientes
- 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
Archivo del Autor: Oscar Swanros
guards in Elixir 1.6
Elixir 1.6 has been released with a lot of nice additions to the language, but without a doubt, what I’m most pumped about is real guard support in the language. Before 1.6, you could constraint a function like so: def … Sigue leyendo
Publicado en Elixir
Etiquetado elixir, elixir 1.6, elixir and swift, elixir guards, flow control, swift guards
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Experimenting with inherited tables in Ecto
I’ve been working on a personal project with some mates for the past few months, and I’ve been mostly responsible for building our backend with Phoenix. It’s come to a time where we need to implement some sort of "comments … Sigue leyendo
Publicado en Elixir
Etiquetado ecto, elixir, elixir ecto, phoenix, table inheritance ecto
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Becoming a Better iOS Developer Through Tooling: My AltConf 2017 talk
The fine folks at Realm have now uploaded the remaining videos from AltConf 2017 — including the presentation that I gave there. You can watch it a Realm Academy, here. Presenting in the US for the first time was a … Sigue leyendo
On iOS interview exercises
Today I saw this Tweet: If you’re hiring an iOS developer, please, for the love of god, don’t do “fetch this API and show a table view with results” task. — Michał Kałużny (@justMaku) July 24, 2017 It spawned a … Sigue leyendo
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Apple starts rejecting apps with “hot code push” features
This thread from Apple’s Developer Forums is making some waves on the internets today. Apparently, they’re now rejecting apps that include code that can modify your app after it’s released to the store. Rollout.io seems to be the SDK that’s … Sigue leyendo
Publicado en Software
Etiquetado app review, Apple, iOS, ios development, react native, Swift
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action_fallback and contexts in Phoenix 1.3 made my controllers tiny!
Yesterday I posted about how Phoenix 1.3 was pure love for API development. In that post, I mentioned that one of my favorites features in this new release is the action_fallback plug. Today, I want to talk a little bit … Sigue leyendo
Publicado en Elixir
Etiquetado action_fallback, api development, apis, elixir, pattern matching, phoenix1.3, tiny controllers
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Phoenix 1.3 is pure love for API development
Phoenix 1.3-rc.0 was just released, and while it’s still not a final release, it already feels solid as h*ck. I’ve been doing a personal project on the side for a while now, and it has a web API component, which … Sigue leyendo
Publicado en Elixir
Etiquetado apis, elixir, phoenix, phoenix1.3
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The Algorithms Of Discrimination
Go read this. If you prefer you can listen too. I posted a blog post a few weeks ago about an experience I had interviewing at a rather large and well known company that had a white board interview where … Sigue leyendo
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Facebook announces Yarn, a new package manager for JavaScript
From Facebook’s announcement: In the JavaScript community, engineers share hundreds of thousands of pieces of code so we can avoid rewriting basic components, libraries, or frameworks of our own. Each piece of code may in turn depend on other pieces … Sigue leyendo
Publicado en Software
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