Android Book Club Update
We are moving from our Kotlin book to the Android book. Great time to join us!
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We are moving from our Kotlin book to the Android book. Great time to join us!
Adding a formal, descriptive transparency report would restore a lot of faith in the Gatekeeper system after this week's events.
Today I recorded some thoughts regarding the challenges meetups are facing as they've been forced online and ideas how those challenges can be met.
I'm trying to schedule some more customer research (not selling anything) phone calls (30m) with other meetup organizers.
Just to be clear, I am a privacy advocate. I use DuckDuckGo. I use Firefox. I block ads. I encrypt my DNS lookups. I'm building a privacy-focused tool for meetups. And with all that said, this worries me.
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A quick tour of some of the tools you'll want to use to help learn Kotlin.
A few ideas to help you keep your stress low and your speaker confirmations flowing.
I am hoping to attract current iOS developers who are looking to expand their knowledge and use their current experiences with Swift and iOS to help shape the conversations at the weekly meetings.
What do you do when no one submits a presentation for the monthly meeting? You make it work and plan something yourself.
A short video that talks about Mac OS X and sheets.
Just a quick note, that I have a new name for my meetup project. Say hello to Guildflow! If you’ve been following this project you may have seen some previous names like Campfire and Clubhouse and while I still like …
European Commission: The European Commission has opened formal antitrust investigations to assess whether Apple’s rules for app developers on the distribution of apps via the App Store violate EU competition rules. …
I finished this book over the weekend. Here were a few highlights.
I've been a fan of Getting Things Done and a casual user of OmniFocus for years, mostly focusing on long term projects. For weekly stuff I used to do a manual list in Bear but a few weeks ago I took the time to see if I …
Most quality iOS apps cost between $100,000 to $1,000,000 to build. Some apps will be less and some more. If you're looking for an app built with great design, superior development, and clever marketing though, it will …
It can be hard to keep the momentum with a long term side project. I've found accountability help recently through a mastermind group.
I'm using a public Trello board to keep track of my Clubhouse project's roadmap. Check it out. Feedback on the roadmap style and content itself very welcome.
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Again, I'm thankful for my privilege. I have savings to live off for a while. But let's not forget, there are people out there starving and this program right now is bringing no relief.
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