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I recently bought an Elecom Bitra from Amazon.com.

I've been mentoring junior developers for years.

The echoes of Do iOS 2025 at the NEMO Science Museum have barely faded, yet the mission to make the next edition even better has already begun.

This week's iOS development journey took me deep into two notoriously challenging areas of iOS development: audio engineering and background task management.

I'm excited to announce a significant pivot for my podcast AppForce1, transforming it from a weekly news format into what I'm calling the "AppForce1 Work Log."

Maxed out on software development and ready for new challenges?

As someone who spends the majority of their day coding, reviewing content, and collaborating with a remote team, my desk is more than just a workspace—it’s mission control.

Internet-based communication has become the backbone of business operations, personal interactions, and emergency services.

With the explosion of video content across platforms, the demand for efficient video codecs has grown exponentially.

You are building the next best thing.

Apple tends to bring improvements to the UI on each major platform release.

You might ask yourself, are users reaching certain screens?

Many coding tutorials start with a blanket statement that tells you to set up a project environment.

Most software developers are familiar with tools to lint their source code.

Al videos are available on YouTube.

Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) is the process of actively organizing and creating connections between the information and ideas that you encounter in your life.

To give myself some perspective, I tend to list a few of the things I did in 2022.

Of course, you can isolate things by running a tool like NVM, RBEnv, or PyEnv.

Do iOS is a conference in Amsterdam.

On October 4, 2022 I took delivery of a KeyboardIO Model-100 keyboard.

On September 15, 2022 I took delivery of a BenQ Screenbar.

I've read a tweet the other day with someone asking whether or not doing no coding at all besides your dayjob is a problem or not.

On August 11, 2021 I took delivery of a KeyboardIO Atreus keyboard.

One of the biggest challenges for iOS development teams is scaling a codebase when their company or product takes off.

Choosing between UIKit or SwiftUI to be your main implementation framework is a big decision.

On August 11, 2021 I took delivery of a KeyboardIO Atreus keyboard.

As a mindful exercise I kept track of things I do in Xcode that might not seem obvious to a new user.

Recently we I needed to implement an API in an app requiring a TLS client certificate.

When building an iOS project, you probably want to have some form of continuous integration working on your codebase.