
Mobile engineering from the inside. Real world software development best practices, techniques, architecture, software development lifecycle, process, and more. Useful for mobile engineers junior to senior, tech leads, engineering managers.
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Seems like everyone these days is trying to save on tokens lol.
I get it. This is pretty much how it went for me too. First I got excited about all the AI tools I could use. Then I started handing the AI more and more of the mundane tasks...
In Part 1 of this series I covered why we picked KMP at UpKeep, what slice of business logic we share between iOS and Android, and that we picked Clean Architecture for the KMP side to have shared use cases. This is the second part of the s...
I want to change things up a little bit with The Mobile Engineer and try out a periodical publication like this one, in addition to the occasional pieces I’ve been doing here. We’ll start with every two weeks for n...
Every few weeks, one of our iOS engineers lost a day to a checklist.
Not a metaphorical checklist. A real one — a Confluence doc with 25 steps, every box ticked manually, every tool opened in sequence. GitHub to cut the branch. Tuist to bu...
It’s been a couple of months since my last article.
I was on the tail end of my paternity leave. I’m lucky enough to work for a company that gives generous time to bond with your baby. It’s been great, but also kind of exhausting. I need s...
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Author of The iOS Interview Guide book and iOS System Design course. Co-host of Inside iOS Dev podcast. Previously at Uber, Wayfair.
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