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These posts are predominantly iOS-focused and describe some of the interesting problems I've encountered in the world of app development.
- Telsa's Model 3 is the Best Car Available Today — September 5, 2018
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An Unexpected Edge Case with Swift's
return— February 1, 2017 - Configuring Exchange Account Aliases in Apple Mail — January 8, 2016
- Hands On With Apple Pay Competitor CurrentC — November 3, 2015
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UIStackViewon iOS 9 — July 31, 2015 - Excluding Third-Party Apps from iOS 8's Share Sheet — January 9, 2015
- Hiding Table Separators on a Cell-by-Cell Basis — September 17, 2014
- Fixing Core Data Lightweight Migration Crashes From A Missing Model Version — July 8, 2014
- Auto Layout for Table View Cells with Dynamic Heights — October 9, 2013
- Implementing Dynamic Type on iOS 7 — October 6, 2013
- iOS Property Validation Built on KVC — March 5, 2013
- User Data Isolation in iOS 6 — November 5, 2012
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Getting Started with
UIMenuControllerin iOS 5 — November 9, 2011 - Specialized iOS Performance Testing with Lion's Network Link Conditioner — October 27, 2011
- Performance Tuning on Older iOS Devices — August 12, 2011
@jszumski
- RT @mekkaokereke: Hey, to the Solar Winds intern: We love you! ❤️ It wasn't your fault. Just know that the entire tech industry knows that it wasn't your fault, that even Solar Winds knows that it wasn't your fault, and that this attempt to pin it on you, just makes them look bad. 13 hours ago
- RT @KellySutton: Why finish technical migrations? I haven't had a clear answer to this question when asked. I've put together a blog post exploring my answer. How does this compare to your experiences? kellysutton.com/2021/02/23/why… 4 days ago
- RT @jnikkir: As a glasses-wearer, I can tell you exactly why this is. Wearing glasses requires the mask to have a tight seal above the nose so the glasses don't fog up. These results just prove that people who wear their masks properly sealed are less likely to be infected. twitter.com/secupp/status/… 6 days ago