Development – Pilot Coder

The first time I saw an if sitting on the right side of an =, I assumed it was a typo.

Not long ago I was digging through the string API of a programming language and fell down a rabbit hole into Unicode.

Over the years I’ve spent a lot of time poking at Swift’s numeric types — writing little experiments, hitting unexpected results, and going down rabbit holes.

Codebases accumulate patterns over time that don’t match up with current best practices.

When I was a teenager, I got really into philosophy.

I’ve been thinking about a process I’ve used for resolving regressions that may be useful to share.

While there are plenty of smart devices to control central heat and air conditioning, these will not usually work with portable units.

If you’ve been watching the server-side Swift changes this year, you may have noticed the building momentum.