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iOS / OS X • Jan 08, 2014

Animating Around the iOS Keyboard

Improve your app by animating parts of your UI around the iOS keyboard.
Project & Team Management • Jan 07, 2014

7 Ways to Keep Your Big Project Agile

As team size increases, we can stay agile by refactoring our project management practices.
DevOps & System Admin. • Jan 06, 2014

Making AWS More Affordable with EC2 Scheduling

There is no built-in feature to provide EC2 scheduling. However, the tools exist to readily create your own schedule and reduce the cost of running on AWS.
Extracurricular Activities • Jan 05, 2014

The Startup Stack: Part 1 – Building the Team

Building an app from scratch takes a lot of work. Picking the right tools can greatly speed up team building and product planning.
Extracurricular Activities • Jan 04, 2014

Faster MacOS Drive Images with SuperDuper, SSHFS, and Netcat

Recently, I needed to make a really thorough system image of my MacBook, when my Mac OS install picked up some subtle corruption.
Personal Optimization • Jan 03, 2014

My Six Favorite Words for Getting Better at Things

I’ve created a ritual in my drive for personal and professional improvement. My personal retrospective comes in the form of a simple, six-word question: What could I have done bett
Ember.js • Jan 02, 2014

Testing & Tooling in EmberJS

Ember is an awesome web development toolkit with some really killer features. One of my favorite parts of Ember is how easy it is to test.
UX/Design Techniques • Dec 31, 2013

Giving & Receiving Productive Design Critiques

Design critiques are a great way to hone your skills and improve your projects. Here's what I've learned about giving and receiving productive critique.
.NET / WPF • Dec 30, 2013

Obfuscating a .NET Program: Worthwhile?

Comparing the tools (Dotfuscator, Confuser, & ILProtector) and considering the potential drawbacks of .NET Obfuscation.
iOS / OS X • Dec 27, 2013

Testing In-House iOS Apps with a Simple Python Web Server

A quick script to easily test enterprise in-house distribution of iOS apps.
Embedded Systems • Dec 23, 2013

Comparing the Cost of Different Multiple-return Techniques in C

Rather than a single obvious way to return multiple values in C, there are several, with different trade-offs. This post compares their costs, today.
Web Apps • Dec 21, 2013

Dynamically Generating CSS with Ember.js and Rails

Our app's CSS is being compiled by the Rails Asset Pipeline, and the colors are fetched over an API call—this poses an interesting challenge.
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