There are many books on software testing. As a result, choosing a valuable book is very difficult. I would like to introduce to you three books related to the topic … Continue reading “3 books about software testing you must read”
How to stay productive while working from home
The current situation has forced us to adapt to remote work overnight. You may think that working from home is a great thing: you are with your family all the … Continue reading “How to stay productive while working from home”
Package.swift in details
In the last two posts we discovered the theory behind Swift Package Manager and gained knowledge about its core functions: add, edit and update a package. Now the time has … Continue reading “Package.swift in details”
The Future of Software Testing
Anticipating the future is very difficult, if not impossible. It’s even more complicated in IT because technology and equipment are changing day by day. We have faster processors and more … Continue reading “The Future of Software Testing”
Microsoft titles and certificates explained
MSP, MVP, MCT, MCP, MPN… Microsoft sure likes their acronyms. What do they stand for? What do you have to do, to use one in front of your name? You … Continue reading “Microsoft titles and certificates explained”
Big Picture Event Storming
Event Storming (apart from sounding like something Thor would do for his birthday) is a very efficient technique for solving one of the most difficult phases of starting up new … Continue reading “Big Picture Event Storming”
Java 14 availability announced by Oracle
The latest 14th version of the Java SE (Standard Edition) Platform has reached General Availability for all developers and enterprises on 17 March 2020 as the first available from Oracle … Continue reading “Java 14 availability announced by Oracle”
After Global Game Jam 2020
Global Game Jam is a global marathon, which aims to integrate participants by creating computer games. Its first edition took place in 2009 and each year attracts more and more … Continue reading “After Global Game Jam 2020”
Improve your code with custom DSL
Recently I had to use URL request with query parameters, which were based on FIQL syntax. I’ve started with simple string concatenation, but then it began to grow and became … Continue reading “Improve your code with custom DSL”
Scalable architecture for iOS app – case study
Long story short – we had an iOS app, written in Objective-C. A huge one, with many, many issues. We decided to rewrite it in Swift – for various reasons, … Continue reading “Scalable architecture for iOS app – case study”