Posts

All the articles I've posted.

• Challenges of Adopting Drag and Drop

  Published: 7 Nov, 2018

  • 10 min read

  Discusses the challenges and limitations faced when implementing drag and drop functionality for PDF editing on iOS 11.

• Marzipan: Porting iOS Apps to the Mac

  Published: 20 Sep, 2018

  • 13 min read

  Explores Apple's Marzipan technology for running UIKit apps on macOS and how to experiment with it before official third-party support.

• How to Use Slack and Not Go Crazy

  Published: 21 Jun, 2018

  • 12 min read

  Best practices for using Slack effectively in a distributed team without getting overwhelmed by notifications and channels.

• Hardcore Debugging - Heavy Weapons for Hard Bugs

  Published: 7 Mar, 2018

  • 10 min read

  Advanced debugging techniques for tracking memory management issues, retain/release cycles, and hard-to-find bugs in iOS development.

• Binary Frameworks in Swift

  Published: 29 Jan, 2018

  • 8 min read

  Explores Swift's ABI stability and the challenges of shipping binary frameworks before Swift 5.

• Even Swiftier Objective-C

  Published: 14 Jun, 2017

  • 10 min read

  Explores new Objective-C features and improvements introduced at WWDC 2017 that make the language more Swift-like.

• The Case for Deprecating UITableView

  Published: 19 Jan, 2017

  • 13 min read

  Argues why UITableView should be deprecated in favor of UICollectionView for better flexibility and modern iOS development.

• Running tests with Clang Address Sanitizer

  Published: 18 Oct, 2016

  • 10 min read

  Guide to using Clang Address Sanitizer for finding memory bugs, race conditions, and other runtime issues in iOS and Android development.

• UI testing on iOS, without busy waiting

  Published: 29 Sep, 2016

  • 5 min read

  Comprehensive guide to effective UI testing on iOS using KIF framework without busy waiting and performance optimization techniques.

• Hiring a distributed team

  Published: 20 Sep, 2016

  • 10 min read

  Lessons learned about hiring and building a successful distributed remote team at PSPDFKit over six years.