Cocoapods-archive is the first pod plugin I’ve created with my friend @alexito4 in an hour of Remote Pair programing. We wanted to have a plugin which allow us to create a version and backup it up. We have a Github repository which we don’t commit vendored code from CocoaPods, if you share the opinion that vendored code should stay out of source control perhaps… Read more →
After some headaches and frustration configuring Jenkins to work the way I would like to work, it is time to think in another alternatives. I won’t say this post saying Jenkins is evil because for many people work and it is useful, but above all, to respect its authors and contributors. My goal is to share a bit of experience after working… Read more →
In this mini-post I would like to share a helpful resource which I’ve found in planet geek, and I think it’s good to keep it always close to you. It’s a cheat sheet which summarise everything you need to know to write clean code. http://www.planetgeek.ch/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Clean-Code-V2.4.pdfClean Code Read more →
What a wonderful surprise! – Yesterday was released “Cartera NFC” (mobile wallet) in Spain! This project is one of the biggest projects I’ve worked with a lot of great developers at Telefonica R&D. I’m very happy to see that finally the app is available in Spain and we can enjoy it! For those who don’t know what this app does,… Read more →
Design Patterns in Swift is a repository which gather the main design patterns implemented in Swift. It started a few months ago and I couldn’t resist to contribute with the visitor, composite and factory method patterns. Nowadays it’s almost completed and you can download the playground file to play with all the patterns inside, you will love the documentation mixed… Read more →
The other day I was reading about TDD when I’ve found a cool repository in Github about this topic done by Luca Minudel. I read his paper which I recommend if you are interested to know more about his study. After reading the exercises in that repository I though it could be a good idea to convert the Kata into Swift to… Read more →
With that sentence is how Tim Cook opened the presentation of Apple Pay, one of the biggest announcement for me during the keynote. But is it really an entirely new payment process? – I have no doubts they have created a payment process, but is it entirely new like Tim Cook said? I have my doubts but I leave… Read more →
I’ve just found this company Remote Year which is promoting a travel with people who work remotely like me. I think it’s a fantastic opportunity for those who want to live new experience and at the same time a great way to create a community of Remote Workers!
After a few months waiting, MetaWear is finally here! This is the first time I’ve been a backer in Kickstarter and I have to say the experience has been fantastic, I have to congratule to the team, MbientLab, for the great job they’ve done! Probably if you’ve never heard about MetaWear you may be wondering what the hell MetaWear is. MetaWear, as you… Read more →