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  1. ART_014

    Swedish Census Data and the ISP Mystery: Building the 'Delulu Calculator'

    How I bypassed local ISP blocks to pull real demographic data from Statistics Sweden for a viral dating preference engine.

    Data EngineeringCloudflareNext.jsProduct Design
    On site
  2. ART_013

    Keeping a Media-Heavy Site Fast: Why Sanity Needs Cloudinary

    How I offloaded high-fidelity media to Cloudinary to solve performance bottlenecks on the Smitten website.

    CMSPerformanceCloudinarySanity +1
    On site
  3. ART_012

    What Happens When a Deep Link Cannot Open the App?

    How I built a useful web fallback for people opening a Smitten link without the app installed.

    UXDeep-linkingMobile WebiOS +1
    On site
  4. ART_011

    Using Union Types for Context or non Contexted fetching of objects, opens on flutter in a new tab

    Exploring union types pattern for handling context-dependent and context-free object fetching in Flutter applications.

    FlutterDartUnion TypesArchitecture
    FLUTTER
  5. ART_010

    Dart Union Types vs Swift Protocols: Type-Safe Data Conversion, opens on level up in a new tab

    Comparing type-safe data conversion patterns between Dart union types and Swift protocols in mobile development.

    DartSwiftMobileType Safety
    Featured LEVEL UP
  6. ART_009

    Leveraging the Power of Generic Protocols in Swift, opens on level up in a new tab

    In an era where drugs and vaccines are paramount, maybe we should start thinking about generics in Swift development.

    SwiftiOSGenericsProtocols
    Featured LEVEL UP
  7. ART_008

    The Power of Linters and Formatters: Writing Better Native Code, opens on level up in a new tab

    The best code is not just code that works, but code that's consistent, maintainable, easy to understand, and boring.

    Code QualityLintersFormattersBest Practices
    Featured LEVEL UP
  8. ART_007

    Why you should use RVM as a Mobile Engineer, opens on level up in a new tab

    Managing Ruby versions is crucial for mobile development. Learn why RVM is essential for mobile engineers working with iOS and React Native.

    RubyRVMMobileDevOps +1
    LEVEL UP
  9. ART_006

    Why You Should Start Writing, as a Programmer, opens on blank page in a new tab

    Being a programmer isn't all about coding, it's also about proper communication with your peers.

    WritingCommunicationCareerSoft Skills
    BLANK PAGE
  10. ART_005

    Typed Errors in Swift with the Result Type, opens on mac o'clock in a new tab

    Exploring Swift's Result type for type-safe error handling, introduced in Swift 5 (SE-0235).

    SwiftError HandlingResult TypeiOS
    MAC O'CLOCK
  11. ART_004

    Avoiding property/method naming conflicts in Swift, opens on medium in a new tab

    Using namespaces and Swift language features to prevent naming collisions in large codebases.

    SwiftiOSBest PracticesCode Organization
    MEDIUM
  12. ART_003

    Reusable: No more String-typed instantiations on iOS Development, opens on medium in a new tab

    Eliminate crash-prone string-based view instantiation using the Reusable framework for type-safe UITableView and UICollectionView cells.

    SwiftiOSUIKitType Safety +1
    MEDIUM
  13. ART_002

    Swift Generics: getting rid of the Void parameter "()", opens on medium in a new tab

    Simplifying generic Swift APIs by eliminating unnecessary Void parameter workarounds using protocol extensions.

    SwiftGenericsiOSAPI Design
    MEDIUM
  14. ART_001

    A Protocol Oriented Analytics Layer, opens on mac o'clock in a new tab

    Building a flexible, protocol-oriented analytics abstraction layer for iOS applications using Swift protocols.

    SwiftiOSAnalyticsProtocols +1
    MAC O'CLOCK
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