На что нужно писать тесты и зачем это делать? Дорого ли обходится поддержка кодовой базы вместе с тестами? Как продать процесс разработки через тестирование своей команде или руководству?

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В пятницу, 19 мая, в нашем московском офисе прошел CocoaHeads-митап для iOS-разработчиков. Разнообразный по наполнению: два выступления докладчиков, викторина н...

Traditional Operations isn’t going away, it’s just retooling. The move from on-premise to cloud means Ops, in the classical sense, is largely being outsourced to cloud providers. This i…

Конференция AppsConf посвящена технологиям Android, iOS, кросс-платформенной разработке, архитектуре и процессам разработки.

At Asana, we have a rule: no meetings on Wednesdays. In fact, we call Wednesdays at Asana "No Meeting Wednesdays" or "NMW" for short.

pix2code: Generating Code from a Graphical User Interface Screenshot

Paper available at:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.07962

Official research page:
https://uizard.io/research#pix2code

Datasets available at:
https://github.com/tonybeltramelli/pix2code

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Update, December 9, 2017: This overlay still exists, but this post’s instructions don’t work on iOS 11 and later. In an update to his excellent book, Advanced Apple Debugging and Reverse Engineering, Derek Selander describes how to get the panel working in iOS 11. He’s generously posted the chapter for free here.While browsing UIKit’s private headers recently, I came across a class that I hadn’t seen before - UIDebuggingInformationOverlay. A Google search didn’t turn up much info, so figured I’d write a short description of what I’ve found.UIDebuggingInformationOverlay is a private UIWindow subclass created by Apple, presumably to help developers and designers debug Apple’s own iOS apps.When enabled, the window floats over your app’s content, like so:In this post, I’ll show you how to make it display. I’ll also summarize its features, at least as I understand them.How to show UIDebuggingInformationOverlayThere are two steps needed to show UIDebuggingInformationOverlay in all its glory:  Call [UIDebuggingInformationOverlay…

Inheritance can be a double-edged sword, especially when it comes to building our own UIViewControllers. In this article, we’ll look at how we can make base ...

Career opportunities, the ones that never knock Every job they offer you is to keep you out the dock The Clash

Неужели в Android тоже есть архитектура? Чем репозитории отличаются от сервисов, а NSNotificationCenter от шины данных?

В 12 выпуске нашего подкаста мы пригласили известного спикера - Евгения Мацюка

Замечательные истории про айти

Автор: @etolstoy
Сайт: etolstoy.com

Developers are typically trained to look out for and guard against logical errors that have been accidentally introduced to their code. Such errors will range from forgotten edge cases that have not been handled to...

Collection of the most common vulnerabilities found in iOS applications - felixgr/secure-ios-app-dev

Разыгрываем 1 билет на конференцию AppsConf (Сколково, 5-6 июня 2017) - appsconf.ru.

Для ленивых есть еще один конкурс от подкаста Podlodka. Подробности: http://telegra.ph/Rozygrysh-bileta-na-AppsConf-05-29.

There’s been some discussion recently in the iOS community about pros and cons (OK, mostly cons) of using third-party dependencies. Many arguments I saw were rather generic — grouping all third-party libraries into one basket. As with most things, though, it’s not that simple. So, let’s try to focus on a single case today: should we avoid using third-party UI libraries?