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This weekend, I had an experience that was both frustrating and eye-opening—a reminder that even the biggest tech companies are still far from mastering accessibility. It all started with a classic case of being the family’s “go-to tech person.” You know, the unofficial role where you’re …
Overview There is no self-respecting iOS Developer who doesn't know the wonderful AppDelegate . This is the place where the control of various shared behaviours in the application is managed. It was born on iOS 2 and was responsible for the following tasks. The app delegate is effecti…
As developers, a fundamental aspect is security. This requires that we pay focus and attention to the latest security trends and articles and who better than OWASP , founded in 2001, is the Open Worldwide Application Security Project as an online community that produces openly accessible…
This post was not planned. Technically I was supposed to talk about testing in Flutter but, after the week I've spent as an architect in my current job fighting with dependencies I am seeing how even big companies or software products are ignoring when publishing packages and dependen…
People who know me know that this blog was created as a tool to gather mobility knowledge, current mobility news and where I can redirect my mentees to avoid answering duplicate questions that most of us have asked ourselves. Some time ago, I was contacted for the first time to ask if I …
As you may already know, Xcode 15 was released on 18 September. Which incorporates support for Swift 5.9 and a lot of improvements for developers in the ecosystem. If as a Flutter developer you are thinking of making the leap to this new version, what I have to tell you is of interest to …