On Being an iOS Developer

Becoming an iOS developer requires mastering Swift, Xcode, and Apple’s ecosystem. This post outlines key skills, from UI frameworks to app architecture, helping developers build performant, user-friendly applications for iPhones, iPads, and beyond.

Code it, and they will come… or will they?

Building a great product doesn’t guarantee users. This post explores why the “build it, and they will come” mindset fails, highlighting the importance of market research, validation, and strategic planning for success.

So you’re a coder… can you fix my printer?

Programmers often face misconceptions about their roles and abilities. This post addresses six common myths, like the belief that all programmers can fix any computer or have hacking skills. Clarifying these misunderstandings provides a more accurate view of programming expertise.

How to contribute to Open Source

two young programmers

Contributing to open source improves coding skills and expands networks. This post guides beginners on choosing projects, understanding codebases, writing tests, and using Git. Engaging with open source helps developers gain experience and collaborate on impactful projects.