Today, we’re going to continue our work against the Massive View Controller problem. We’ve all seen view controllers that implement tons and tons of protocols which is an obvious sign your code is doing too much. Today, we’ll focus on how we can remove the data source

During the summer of 2017, I had a few weeks to kil before I began my new job at Porsche. So, as usual, I made some popcorn, sat down on the couch, and turned on my Roku Smart TV. During the television’s boot sequence, the polygon background image caught

I was browsing Twitter the other day and I came across this tweet: > On an average workday, a typist’s fingers travel 12.6 miles. #DoTheMath [https://twitter.com/hashtag/DoTheMath?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] — Intel (@intel) January 10, 2014 [https://twitter.com/intel/status/421698954448089088?

In most of my iOS roles, accessibility support has been a secondary concern. Fortunately, an employment opportunity in early 2020 afforded me a chance to work on a team that felt differently. Together, we worked to define accessibility best practices, standards, and workflows for our entire organization. This article describes

Let’s take a look at the compression algorithm behind Unix’scompressand most .gif compression. The Lempel Ziv Welch [LZW] algorithm is a greedy lossless compression algorithm that works by replacing recurring patterns with shorter codes in order to save space. > Lossless is a form of compression where no