C & C++ • Mar 13, 2015 Multiplatform C (with Networking) Complications and tips for writing C code that compiles on both Windows and POSIX.
Web Apps • Mar 12, 2015 Testing mOxie File Upload with PhantomJS Writing tests in PhantomJS that support mOxie file upload.
Presenter First • Mar 11, 2015 Is Presenter First Still Valuable to Modern App Architecture? When you consider Presenters first, you're forced to draw some of the boundary line between your application and its implementation before you start.
Embedded Systems • Mar 10, 2015 Protecting the Root Filesystem on Ubuntu with Overlayroot Overlayroot provides a convenient means to protect the root filesystem by using OverlayFS to overlay a read-write tmps on top of a read-only mount.
iOS / OS X • Mar 09, 2015 Sunrise and Sunset in iOS using CoreLocation Combining iOS's CoreLocation framework and the EDSunriseSet cocoa-pod to obtain local sunrise and sunset times.
Developer Tools • Mar 08, 2015 Setting Up a Project Workspace in Tmux Instead of organizing my terminal sessions across tabs, I use Tmux to create a project workspace.
Planning Your Project • Mar 07, 2015 Minimum Viable Product: Pick Any Two A minimum viable product avoids expensive mistakes only if it can answer your most important questions. Different questions require different MVPs.
UX/Design Techniques • Mar 06, 2015 How to Add an XL Grid Size Option to Bootstrap 3 This post will walk you through the changes needed to add an additional grid size to Bootstrap.
Personal Optimization • Mar 05, 2015 3 Ways to Reduce Big Meeting Stress Fight your meeting anxiety with smarter meeting prep—embrace it, clearly communicate your message, and find success.
Development Practices • Mar 04, 2015 What Does Good Code Look Like? Four qualities I prioritize when evaluating whether I'm reading good code.
Developer Tools • Mar 03, 2015 Custom Animation for an Unwind Segue What do you do if you want a custom animation for your unwind segue in Xcode?
Development Practices • Mar 02, 2015 Intro to Refactoring: Making Code Easy to Understand in 4 Steps At some point, someone (possibly even you) will wonder, "What in the heck does this piece of code do?" Refactoring can make their job infinitely easier.
