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Apple's focus on simplifying basic tasks may overshadow the challenges of complex operations. Developers, often uninformed due to lack of data, face hard choices: pivot to alternatives or revamp systems.
Today I learned about how dependencies are organized by NPM and Yarn. Let's say we have the following scenario of dependencies: A -> B -> C (3.2.1) - A -> C (1.2.3) Javascript dependency managers will structure the dependencies fol…
Bootstrapping and publishing an app to the App Store is not a straightforward process. I tried to do it myself yesterday and a lazy me got stuck when I had to create signing artifacts, write automation scripts, and set up things on the App…
Most of the note-taking apps that we can find out there are designed around the same organization principle: notes are linearly organized and grouped into higher-lever abstractions that are folders. Unfortunately, our knowledge is not linea…
One of the things that excited me the most about the opportunity to join Shopify back in 2018 was the opportunity to grow and learn from the challenges and the talent of the company. When I joined, my background was mainly iOS development w…
This blog post describes the advantages of dynamic over static Xcode projects, and how Tuist leverages project generation to help teams overcome the challenges associated to scaling up projects.
This post contains the video of the talk that I gave at AltConf about why I think it's important investing into tooling and some tips to build great tools.
On this blog post I talk about an idea that I'm pondering for Tuist. In the aim of abstracting implementation details from Xcode projects, I think there's an opportunity for Tuist to abstract `Info.plist` files which are barely modified by developers after they get created.
On this blog post I talk about Xcode updates and how painful they can sometimes be.
I started developing a tool, install-xcode that aims to help developers to install and upgrade versions of Xcode easily. In this blog post I talk about the motivation behinds building it and some design principles that I'm embrazcing.
In this post I talk about why investing in good tooling is crucial for projects to move steadily.
Because sometimes Xcode cannot install your apps, and you have to figure out why.
Build UIs based on reusable components that you can compose in more complex hierarchies.
Learn how handy protocol extensions can be, when used in a frameworks architecture.
Learnings from being a core developer and providing other teams with the tools that they need for their daily work.
Talk I gave in the Redbooth HQ office for NSBarcelona with the iOS team talking about the VIPER architecture
I took de decision to leave Redbooth and join to a new adventure. I explain here the reasons, everything I learned from there and my expectations for 8fit