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I recently read an article where the author mentioned that the insights of the article followed the "80/20 rule". I wasn’t familiar with that, so I was relieved to seeContinue reading The post 80/20 Rule appeared first on...

I’ve used the awesome TouchVisulizer in several of my projects now, but the last couple times I’ve used it I had to use a fork since the original maintainer isn’tContinue reading The post Touch Visualization During...

Protocol Extensions, Defaults, and "Overriding" Basic Protocol Conformance So I’ve previously thought of protocol extensions as having the ability to provide "default implementations" for a protocol function, but...

Mastering Your Poops Warning: I talk about digestive health (poop) in this article. Click away if you don’t wanna hear about my shi… poop. A few years ago, I wasContinue reading The post Poopmaster Pro Released on the App...

SwiftyBinaryFormatter Warning: This post appears a bit dense at first glance. I promise it’s not that bad, but you may have to pay attention a slight bit more than usual.Continue reading The post SwiftyBinaryFormatter appeared first...

Animate StackViews I ran into a weird bug today. I was working on my app’s settings view controller. I have some stack views set up to look like table viewsContinue reading The post Animate StackViews appeared first on Mike's...

Swquizft Name breakdown: Swquizft (but most importantly, it’s stupid, and therefore funny to me) As TL at Lambda, during the first unit of iOS, I commonly found my students givingContinue reading The post Swquizft appeared first on...

Why? When you play a game (or maybe just older games instead of the F2P crap primarily available nowadays), you would go through the game and have the danger ofContinue reading The post The Game of Git appeared first on Mike's Psyche.

This story is addressed to my students (If I didn’t state in a previous post, I have landed a Team Lead internship at Lambda), but I thought it’d be aContinue reading The post Scoreboard appeared first on Mike's Psyche.

If you’re new to Swift (or programming in general), or even if you’re not, you might be wondering why you would use a tuple over a class or struct. Here’sContinue reading The post let answer = shouldBeTuple ? Tuple :...