DX vendor locking
In a world where companies are increasingly locking us into their ecosystems, it's important to invest in tools and standards that allow us to craft software the way we want.
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Developer tooling
It's not about what, but how
In this post, I share my thoughts on the challenges of building something new and how it's important to focus on the 'how' rather than the 'what.'
Adapting to a platform
In a simplistic way, we can see web frameworks as convenient functions that take your app as input and return deployable artifacts. GatsbyJS generates static HTML, CSS, and Javascript that platforms like Netlify know how to deploy. Rails ge…
./dev
One of the things that I appreciate as a developer is having a consistent experience across projects . As you probably know, this is often not the case when running a project locally. Some ask you to run yarn run ios . Others prefer an exec…
Thinking in terms of problems
One of the things that I find the most challenging these days when building tools for developers is thinking in terms of problems . Very often Tuist's users ask for features that they have seen in Xcode and that they'd like to see in Tuist…