Writing
Not being mindful when contributing and maintaining open source projects might lead to burnout or low self-steem. In this blog post I talk about some principles that I applied to have a healthier relationship with the open source.
In this blog post I talk about why I work on open source projects and what are the most important elements for me when starting an open source community.
I'm struggling to have focus nowadays. In this post I describe why it's so hard for me to focus, and the things that I'm doing to overcome the problem.
It's been a long time since the last time I coded something on Ruby. In this blog post I talk about why I started using it again, and how it feels after spending a few years working with a compiled language like Swift.
I gave up using Medium and here are the reasons that led me to make the decission.
I gave up using Medium and here are the reasons that led me to make the decission.
Xcode and its projects are not as flexible as they could be, which makes it hard for companies to optimize their workflows and processes. In this post I'll analyze some of the things that I would improve from its build system and projects.
Because sometimes Xcode cannot install your apps, and you have to figure out why.
I sat down after work and thought about some things that have been in my mind for some time. I wrote them in this blog post that if I have to summarize it, it talks about minimalism, open source, egno, and career paths.
A retrospective on what 2017 has been
In this post I talk about a tool I've been working on that allows you to check the state of your Xcode projects, finding missing references and duplicated files.
I analyze in this post why some decisions that we make in our projects might turn into bad viruses that spread all over the code base.
This post presents some elementary concepts of how Xcode projects are structured, and introduces an structural approach to build modular Xcode apps.
A command line tool written in Swift for copying the frameworks from your project to the output frameworks directory.
This post introduces an approach to share testing data and mocks from your frameworks to other frameworks that might need them for testing purposes.
Because readability might compromise productivity.
Read, update and write your Xcode projects from Swift
A brief retrospective on what my life has been in the last few months and my thougts on my move to Berlin.
Build UIs based on reusable components that you can compose in more complex hierarchies.
How modularizing your apps is helping us to scale our Xcode app.