Atomic Spin

Objective-C • Jun 29, 2014

Comparing replay, replayLast, and replayLazily

A comparison of ReactiveCocoa's replay, replayLast, and replayLazily convenience methods.

Extracurricular Activities • Jun 28, 2014

GardenPi: Garden Care with Raspberry Pi

Monitoring and automating your gardening work with a Raspberry Pi.

Ember.js • Jun 27, 2014

Creating a Pagination Component with Ember.js and Foundation

A reusable Ember.js component for easily adding pagination controls to your user interface.

Growing as Makers • Jun 26, 2014

Using New Projects to Guide Skill Development

Joining a new software project is stressful and intimidating, but it's also the best time to refine your skills and think about what you need to learn next.

DevOps & System Admin. • Jun 25, 2014

GPG + Git: The pass Password Manager

A lightweight password manager leveraging the strengths of GnuPG and Git can help make the password-protected world a little better.

Software Science • Jun 24, 2014

An Introduction to Gradient Descent and Linear Regression

The gradient descent algorithm, and how it can be used to solve machine learning problems such as linear regression.

iOS / OS X • Jun 23, 2014

Simplify iOS Models With Mantle – An Intro

Mantle is a framework that makes using iOS models ridiculously easy. It's useful for serialization, deserialization, and equality.

Project & Team Management • Jun 22, 2014

Post-Mortem of a Failed Project

I was struck by just how mundane and familiar their issues were: changing requirements, tight deadlines, shifting schedule and priorities.

UX/Design Practices • Jun 20, 2014

When To Compare Features of a Competing App

If your new app will have a near competitor, how much do you want to know about that product before you start planning yours?

Web Apps • Jun 19, 2014

3 Reasons Angular Rocks

AngularJS has a lot of killer features, but the 3 that separate it from the crowd are promises, RESTful interfaces, and dependency injection.

UX/Design Techniques • Jun 18, 2014

Creating Accessible Interface Designs for Seniors

As designers, we can help seniors by creating interfaces that compliment their age. Seniors want something simple, stylish, and personalized to their needs.

Python • Jun 17, 2014

Using the Command Pattern to Write More Testable Python

How the Command Pattern can help you create more elegant and more testable Python code.