Free Post Frontend Cross platform A week ago I opened a poll on Twitter: > If your company decided to stop with native mobile development. What would be a good compromise? #poll [https://twitter.com/hashtag/poll?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] — Rui Peres (@peres) January 25, 2020 [https:
Free Post Twitter social contract in 2020 As I get older, I am starting to value other things besides technology and outside iOS. Moreover, I prefer, and consciously want, to spend less time using Twitter. In parallel and in a a selfish way, I want to extract as much knowledge as
Free Post Running tips Note: I have been running since 2016. I accumulated a total of 5,293.6 km. Most of my training is on road by circumstance, while my long runs are done in trail. Bellow are some tips I wish I had received when I
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Free Post Combine Custom Publishers - Part 2 On the first part [https://ruiper.es/2019/08/05/custom-publishers-part1/] of these series, we explored how one can create a Publisher from scratch. This Publisher wasn't particularly interesting, but it gave a good idea on how a Publisher and a Subscription work together
Free Post Swift Custom Publishers - Part 1 If you have been playing around with Swift's Combine you probably reached a point where you need to create your own custom Publisher. Besides the implementation details, I will do my best to share my thought process when doing it. A lot of help
Free Post SwiftUI Understanding the SwiftUI Sample With the release of SwiftUI, unless you have been paying attention to Swift Evolution, you might have been caught off guard by some of the new features introduced in Swift. In this post, I will start by showing a small snippet of code using
Free Post iOS SwiftUI and Combine SwiftUI and Combine are the beginning of something new to most iOS developers. More so than it was five years ago with the release of Swift. While it's feasible to do Swift with an Objective-C mindset, I am afraid that interacting with SwiftUI the
Free Post Management On being an Engineering Manager (2018) In this post, I will share what I learned and the challenges I faced, at Babylon Health as an Engineering Manager, as we continuously grow both as a company and as a team: 1. Nowadays I am more balanced between delivering value to the
Free Post Management Career choices I started working right after university, in August 2010. My degree in particular, Computer Science, was quite pragmatic and had a decent focus in technologies being used in the Portuguese market: Java and C#/.Net. This meant that it would be easy to find
Free Post human_skills Meetings approach I have always been a direct person and, at times, blunt in my approach. This has lead to some entertaining meetings (to some), where I would simply say no at someone's idea, feature or even roadmap. I would like to point that's not because
Free Post Swift Memoization This post comes from this tweet shared by David Rodrigues (if you don't follow him on Twitter you should): If you have a closure that needs some internal state to be used and modified between executions of the closure you can declare your state
Free Post ReactiveSwift RAS S2E1 In this post we will see why a SignalProducer is more suitable for a particular task than a Signal.
Free Post ReactiveSwift Parents and children problems 😅 If you follow me on twitter, you have been spammed these last days with a particular problem I have been tackling. It all started with this: I have a feeling that the way to create these relationships between completely different ViewModels (Parent<-&
Free Post Management On being an Engineering Manager (2017) In this post I will share what I learned throughout the last year (2017) as a engineering manager of 10 people and how it has impacted me, as a professional. 1. A manager should act as a buffer for his/her team. New features,