Sam Soffes

After watching Particle Fever, I got inspired to do a daily video journal thing.

I was recently trading a few emails with someone asking about working on projects you’re passionate about full-time.

I thought I had decided against doing betas of software to more than just close friends.

I recently got an email from a college sophomore that had some questions about getting started.

Yesterday, I did an interview on Venture Beat about Swift, Apple's new programming language.

A few days ago, scientists at Delft University reliably got teleportation to work with 100% reproducibility.

The Mother Futon News Season 2 is coming soon!

For the last 5 months, I’ve been working on Litely for iOS.

Recently, my friend, Brian Minor, pointed out that only iTunes Connect and iAd Gallery are the only two Apple iPhone apps that haven’t been updated to iOS 7 yet.

Yesterday, I released my first Android app, Coins, that I built in a day.

An evening walk from Nob Hill to Telegraph Hill.

Today, I released SSToolkit 2.0.

Today, I’m twenty-five.

If you’re new to iOS or are just learning, it can be tough to move forward when you’re stuck or discover what you should learn next.

It makes me incredibly sad to say, I am no longer involved with Execute iOS.

Recently, I was on How to Hold a Pencil.

Tim Smith was gracious enough to have me on The East Wing for the third time.

This week, I had the privilege of being on Happy Monday.

I've had the idea for an app that would simply show you the value of your bitcoins at a glance.

I had the privilege of being on the App Panel at Valio Con 2013 back in June.

Lately I've been thinking a lot about this question: Does free diminish value?

Recently, I recorded a video with my friend Pasan over at Treehouse.

I've been working on app called Footage with my good friend Drew Wilson (we made Roon together).

Recently Seesaw open sourced Tin Can.

Today Snapchat turned down a $3,000,000,000 offer from Facebook.

Enjoying freelancing is hard.

Most of the time I disappoint myself.

Shares 2 was released late last night.

Adam Stacoviak was kind enough to have me on Founders Talk for the forth time!

I'm no stranger to change.

I'm fat.

Today, my co-workers at Seesaw and I launched a little side project called Everlapse.

Part 2 of this SAMGradientView tutorial covers how to make a good open source library.

This is a play-by-play screencast of me moving a component out of SSToolkit into its own library.

I'm really bad at sleep.

Last night, I deployed some changes to Roon that made things a lot faster.

I made this thing called Cheddar last year.

Someone asked what Markdown parser we use for Roon.

In case you've been living under a rock, you know that iOS 7 isn't beautiful.

Last night I updated my blog website.

I recently realized I kinda like space.

I've been thinking a ton about tomorrow's keynote.

Recently, I spit in a plastic tube and mailed it to California.

For iOS development, I don't use Interface Builder.

As a developer, designing is a big challenge.

This is my first post on the Treehouse Blog.

Ash Furrow was kind enough to have me on his podcast for people wanting to learn iOS development, Springboard.

For a long time, I've been symlinking my Sublime Text configuration from Dropbox to where it wants it.

Here's a quick review of the Wacom Bamboo Solo and Pogo Connect for iPad.

I redo my blog a lot.