It was about a week that we were trying to reproduce some nasty bug in our iOS app that we were hearing about a lot lately. Lots of hair-pulling lead to nothing. We were desperate. We decided to forfeit to the bug and declare a defeat. But this could not…
When Steve Jobs introduced the iPad on January 28, 2010, he said it was going to fill the gap between smartphones and laptop computers. Many people expected the iPad to replace laptop computers soon, but 10 years later, laptop computers are still preferred by pros, who use computers to make…
This is a short version of Reaching Peak Meeting Efficiency. Some parts of the original article by Steven Sinofsky that are more relevant to our situation are brought without any change. Of course I encourage you to read the original article, but if you’re short on time, I hope this…
Apple’s iPhone X event was jam packed with Apple’s new hardware, but let’s be honest, the most memorable moment from the keynote was Craig Federighi using Animoji on stage.
That may look ridiculous at first, but Apple is changing technology and drawing its next five years’ roadmap using Emojis…
I’ve worked for several companies, some so-called “start-ups”, some regular rather successful companies. There’s only one that I didn’t leave with mutual consent: the last company I worked for (which I’m gonna call The Company). I’m not gonna tone down my criticism, because as far as I’m concerned, nice is…
I hope you’ve been following the tutorials so far and they’ve been useful. I also hope that you are already working on some self-defined projects and improving your coding skills. Let’s summarize what you’ve learned so far:
Now it’s time…
Now that you’ve read “Start Developing iOS Apps”, you are ready to extend your theoretical knowledge of the platform. Just a little quick note: these posts work best if you assign yourself some self-defined projects and manage to go through with it by any means (like copying code from Stack…
Let’s fire up this “Learning the Apple Way” tutorial by explaining some of the terminology you’ll encounter during the course of learning iOS. But before that, let’s have a crash course on history:
In 1984, Apple released Macintosh, the very first personal computer to have a graphical user interface. You…
Ok. Here I am. Sitting in a café, rain pouring heavily outside, Ludovico Einaudi’s Experience playing in the background, a big caffè latte in front of me, thinking about my future and suddenly deciding to start this blog. I’m not going to teach you anything. …
