This post introduces an approach to share testing data and mocks from your frameworks to other frameworks that might need them for testing purposes.
Writing
Because readability might compromise productivity.
Read, update and write your Xcode projects from Swift
A brief retrospective on what my life has been in the last few months and my thougts on my move to Berlin.
Build UIs based on reusable components that you can compose in more complex hierarchies.
How modularizing your apps is helping us to scale our Xcode app.
The year is almost over. In this post I summarize everything that happened this year and my new year resolutions.
Learn how handy protocol extensions can be, when used in a frameworks architecture.
Learnings from being a core developer and providing other teams with the tools that they need for their daily work.
I became addicted to social networks. What's addicted for me? Opening apps like Facebook , Twitter and Instagram from time to time and scrolling on their home page up and down for minutes. I was at that point when unconsciously ended up ope…
Article that explains the benefits of reactive programming in the iOS world.
Organize your app in small features that you
Introduction post for the last library that I've been working on, Szimpla.
One of posts that tells about the migration from a monolithic architecture based in single target to have multiple reusable Frameworks.
In a world where social networks are moving relationships to the Internet people is becoming more disconnected.
Post where I explain how Danger helped us at SoundCloud to apply the programming Boy Scouts rule to our workflow
Post that explains how to automate review tasks with the help of the tool Danger
Mi experiencia de haber salido a vivir fuera de España y las lecciones aprendidas
Set of normalized scripts very useful for Xcode projects. Individual contributors will be familiar with them after they clone the project.
Overview of states in iOS apps, how we tipically handle them, current challenges with states and how to overcome them