Insights about the app design and development ecosystem.
NicholasPosted on I have a Komeco air conditioner in my bedroom. It is controlled by an IR remote controller (ZH/JT-03) and, as a home automation hobbyist, I really like to control my home appliances with my Watch, Phone, Google assistant, Alexa, etc. You got my drill. In simple words, I’m lazy, thus I try to automate everything I can.
Danilo WoznicaPosted on How one methodology allowed me to create a great design system from scratch and made me a better developer, with principles of componentization, hierarchies and reuses of code.
Francieli LimaPosted on Since I started building apps I was sure of only two things: one is that I love seeing users enjoying my apps; and the second is that I hate seeing users clicking everywhere and crashing them. So how can I be sure that my users will be able to have a joyful experience (even with those features that are hidden 15 clicks away and that I don’t even remember they exist anymore)? By testing them all!
Alex CordeiroPosted on Cheesecake Labs is very excited to be featured in Clutch’s latest announcement of its Top Latin American Developers & Agencies 2017, which recognizes the leading regional technology development, marketing, design, and related digital services companies with excellent client satisfaction.
Ricardo Gehrke FilhoPosted on Integrating apps and servers is not an easy task, we all know that. Even with great tools like Alamofire and Retrofit there are still a lot of things to take care of in the app side: different endpoints, encoding / decoding JSON strings, API versions, data consistency and so on…
Recently I have worked in a project with server integration and we had the opportunity to choose new technologies to work with and to try to avoid some of these problems. The choice was a GraphQL server and in the app side the Apollo framework.
Rodrigo LanderdahlPosted on In the last few months, I worked on two projects that were similar in scope and complexity; both were API backends for mobile apps, had similar requirements and timeframes. However, one thing set them apart: one was written in Django + REST while the other was written in Clojure + GraphQL.
Since I was the main developer for both projects, I was able to make useful comparisons between both approaches. In this post, I’ll describe the pros and cons of each.
Ricardo Gehrke FilhoPosted on To use or not to use Xcode’s Interface Builder (let’s call it IB) is a very common discussion between iOS developers. There are many arguments against using it like version control issues and difficulties in debugging. This post in our blog have some considerations about it for example. But I believe that if the project is well structured and the team knows how to use it, these issues can be avoided and IB can become a very powerful tool.
Ricardo LimaPosted on Picture this: 5 people talking about the same subject in different languages. What are the chances of misunderstanding? As you can imagine: a lot. Well, this is a common scenario in software development teams up to some point. One of the most common reasons that lead to failure when building a product is the lack of well defined goals and requirements amongst developers and stakeholders. This can be caused by a wide variety of reasons. But it is safe to agree that most of them are due to lack of communication.
Alyne KautnickPosted on Technology remains a heavily male-dominated area, even after decades of extensive efforts to promote female participation. But women can and should have more recognition and representativeness.
Known as one of today’s key technological hubs, Silicon Valley also stands out for the hardships faced by the women who work there.
Unfortunately, what we see today is still a reflection of the past.
RayPosted on As companies grow, it’s common to see directors facing the challenge of managing different processes which can get more complex due to customer’s increase. First-time managers often have to cope with areas such as people management, finances, marketing, operations, etc and the easiest way to deal with that amount of info is using the classical spreadsheets.
They certainly have their value and can even be a great solution depending on the application. However, online services can definitely bring a higher degree of automation, uniformity, speed and ease to the various operational processes in a business. Once one is able to do so, much space is open to other key activities. Here is a list of 11 online services and tools to enhance directors’, managers’ and assistants’ routines.
