Finally revitalized my blog after many years. I seem to only update it when I change out the infrastructure for it 🫠. It's running on Astro now! Initial blog post about the construction project: https://t.co/vVnuwWIxxa
📣🎉We're super excited to release RxSwift 6.5.0 Atlas🗿! @RxSwiftLang@ReactiveX#iOSDev
This release brings support for async/await into RxSwift types using new @SwiftLang 5.5 Concurrency features (iOS 13 and up).
For full release notes & docs, see: https://t.co/guBWTuobBL
When someone disagrees with you online & demands you prove your point to their satisfaction by writing a logically sound defense, u can save a lot of time by not doing that.
Dude, I’ve known u for ten seconds & enjoyed none of them, I’m not taking homework assignments from you.
When in a high leverage role:
Stop doing work that simply provides a positive return on investment.
Start focusing on work that minimizes opportunity cost.
Happy holidays! We've just published the first release of the Swift for Visual Studio Code 🚀
Huge shout out to @o_aberration and @pwsacademy for driving this forward!
More details:
https://t.co/4akihRtFkV
This week on Bits about Money: geeks running Internet-enabled small businesses using a combination of software development, marketing savvy, online platforms, and boutique investment firms... except they're evil.
Welcome to the fraud supply chain.
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Hiring more people and scaling teams does not automatically solve all your problems, it creates a new set of problems and challenges to solve.
Scaling teams isn’t just about adding people, it’s about improving and building processes, defining roles, and scaling communication.
Overheard in Central Park: “ever since I learned the lamppost trick, I don’t ever worry about getting lost in the park.”
(The lamppost trick: top 2 numbers are the nearest cross street; if the last number is odd, you’re on the west side; even and you’re on the east.)
Be careful out there! When your iOS app is running on a Mac with Apple Silicon it will ignore #availability checks.
Much crashing. Very bad.
Thanks to this thread for the workaround: https://t.co/3ptde4kwQJ
Why are so many devs quitting their jobs? Better offers, remote flexibility, more benefits..
Better question, why aren’t companies doing more to keep their current engineering teams happy?