Library Oriented Architecture
Part 5: A better architecture for mobile apps I had my Serverless Architecture plans in place but I hadn't worked on the app in a few months. Swift 4 was...
Part 5: A better architecture for mobile apps I had my Serverless Architecture plans in place but I hadn't worked on the app in a few months. Swift 4 was...
So just as quickly as I started getting used to the my Wunderlist/OneNote system, Microsoft announced their new To-Do app. Presumably built by the Wunderlist team that they acquired,...
I finally realized 'one app to rule them all' was not right for me. I needed separation between the tasks and goals. Having them all in one place either distracted me or overwhelmed me....
The very first post of this blog started with how I ended up building a static blog using Jekyll. While I enjoyed learning new tools and customizing my Jekyll blog,...
Part 4: A new type of backend for mobile apps Typically we tend to think of the server+database as the single source of truth with all the business logic....
Part 3: The great part about using a separate service to handle authentication was that I could continue to offer new ways for users to signup without having to make changes to the backend. SMS signup, passwordless login, and 2 factor authentication all became common patterns in mobile apps in 2016....
Part 2: Side projects are passion projects. Side projects begin with a spark, but are quickly set aside when life gets in the way. I've been able to reignite that spark because this app was a way for me to reflect on my craft....
Part 1. I started off with 3 main goals: Simple and fast, Reduce the noise, Get people to participate in league sports....
The transition to Swift has gotten mixed reactions from the team. It is not easy to get started with a new programming language, but since Apple continues to maintain a...
With the release of Swift 1.2 beta a few weeks back, I’ve decided to officially transition my team to start developing with Swift. Back in November, I transitioned...