New Series: Professional iOS Projects
Kicking off a series on what separates a professional iOS project from a hobby one, starting with why I keep learning new languages.
Available now for Elixir work. Two weeks. One problem. $6,000. Details →
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Kicking off a series on what separates a professional iOS project from a hobby one, starting with why I keep learning new languages.
A look back at my first full year of self-employment round two, what actually worked, and the goals I am setting for 2019.
I am giving a talk on designing a modern Swift network stack at Philly CocoaHeads on January 10th. Details and RSVP inside.
I spent my holiday break rebuilding this site on Hugo, GitHub, and CircleCI, retiring the WordPress setup that came before it.
Meetup.com was breached and is pushing sketchy survey links through notifications. Do not click them. Here is what I saw.
The `if let error = error` pattern is everywhere in iOS callback code. Why I reach for a guard statement instead.
UITableView still ships two dequeue methods and only one of them is any good. My style for dequeuing and populating cells in Swift.
Why I dropped Chrome for Firefox, starting with AMP and the years of Google decisions that have been hostile to the open web.
Apple donated $1 million after the Sulawesi earthquake. Scaled against its profits, that is about $1.86 from someone earning $100,000.
A September gaming update. Officially done with Hearthstone, a rogue leveled to 120, and unsubscribing right as the raid dropped.
Notes from ElixirConf 2018, and why Elixir is the ecosystem I settled on after years of sampling everything outside Apple's.
How I run the estimate numbers that tell me whether self-employment is on track, worked out in Soulver or any spreadsheet.
· Series: Journals
A short video journal. Rain washes out my ride to work, a Riker flashback lunch, and WoW patch day.
Hearthstone went from expensive to ludicrous over the past year, so I am out. A short video on what pushed me over the line.
A five-minute video on returning to IndyHall full time, and what makes Philadelphia's best coworking space worth the cost.
· Series: Journals
An eight-minute video journal on my history with Twitter, my problems with the platform, and where I am headed instead.
A recap of the social side of WWDC 2018, including a full cost breakdown of doing the week without a conference ticket.
I will be in San Jose for WWDC week, hanging around AltConf and the other events rather than the conference itself.
A May gaming update: Stardew Valley winding down, a new Hearthstone expansion, and a second, better attempt at Zelda on Switch.
A joke at Manton Reece's expense. After Micro.blog and microcasts, the micro format has taken over the whole Reece household.
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