Closing Thoughts on Big Nerd Ranch’s Front End Web Class
Final thoughts on Big Nerd Ranch's Front End Web class. Who it is for, and what you should already know before you go.
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Final thoughts on Big Nerd Ranch's Front End Web class. Who it is for, and what you should already know before you go.
A month in with an Apple Watch Series 2 and I am not sure it earned its place. Talking myself through whether to sell it.
· Series: Journals
A midweek check-in from the Front End Web class, with the full table of contents we have been working through.
Taking Big Nerd Ranch's Front End Web class this week, plus the wiki side project I plan to build in the evenings.
After watching Mark Dalrymple rubber duck a bug in a text file, I am trying to journal my own assumptions and questions.
Adding a Send Feedback item to a Mac app's Help menu, and where the behavior behind a menu item should actually live.
A recap of speaking at and attending CocoaConf DC 2016, a conference at the comfortable size of about a hundred developers.
Students no longer get the Knight Rider analogy for delegation, and that is a small tragedy for a Big Nerd Ranch instructor.
I am speaking at CocoaConf DC on September 9th and 10th, a conference still small enough to actually meet the speakers.
I started a new blog, Rested Experience, to journal the Mac app I have been building for the past month.
The parts list and the reasoning behind my new gaming PC, built mostly to run World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy 14.
A WWDC dream I have mostly given up on. What a better Core Data would look like, starting with migrations worth the name.
Day zero of Clash of the Coders, the annual competition where Big Nerd Ranch shuts down so everyone can build something wizardly.
The gear and process we use to record Philly CocoaHeads talks, and why we only ever record the main presentation.
Notes from a Wildbit meetup on managing remote teams, taken as a remote employee curious how other companies handle it.
An Xcode shortcut that caused a stir in the Philly CocoaHeads Slack. How to send a Quick Open result to the assistant editor.
The history of Philly CocoaHeads, written down after years of comparing notes with organizers from other chapters.
A Philly CocoaHeads talk on the various ways to consume JSON in Swift, including an early look at Big Nerd Ranch's Freddy.
· Series: 31 Days 31 Products
Day 31 of 31 Days, 31 Products. Skitch, the screenshot and annotation tool I lean on when I am running an app audit.
· Series: 31 Days 31 Products
Day 30 of 31 Days, 31 Products. OmniDiskSweeper, the free OmniGroup tool for finding what is actually eating your hard drive.
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