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#265: Old App, New Subscription March 28th, 2023 · 29 minutes Updating a decade-old app to a new subscription business model, and how the change has performed so far and been received by the existing users. This episode of Under the Radar is sponsored by: Indeed: Join more than three million businesses worldwide using Indeed […]
On this week’s episode of the Android Central Podcast, Shruti Shekar, Nick Sutrich, Derrek Lee, and Andrew Myrick, discuss the launch of Google’s Bard AI chatbot, a potential TikTok ban, whether Microsoft should put Bing with ChatGPT on Wear OS, debate flat or curved displays on smartphones, and more! Links: Google’s Bard AI Chatbot – […]
Table of content Introduction Understanding the CAP Attributesa. Consistencyb. Availabilityc. Partition Tolerance The CAP Trade-offsa. Consistency and Availability (CA)b. Consistency and Partition Tolerance (CP)c. Availability and Partition Tolerance (AP) Real-World Examples of CAP Trade-offsa. CA Systems: Relational Databasesi. MySQLii. PostgreSQLb. CP Systems: Distributed Databasesi. Apache ZooKeeperii. Google’s Bigtablec. AP Systems: NoSQL Databasesi. Apache Cassandraii. Amazon’s […]
I previously wrote about JustTweak here. It’s the feature flagging mechanism we’ve been using at Just Eat Takeaway.com to power the iOS consumer apps since 2017. It’s proved to be very stable and powerful and it has evolved over time. Friends have heard me promoting it vehemently and some have integrated it with success and […]
Introduction: The tech world is an ever-evolving landscape, with countless opportunities for growth and learning. One of the most valuable resources for developers is the community that surrounds them. Developer communities are forums where individuals can connect, collaborate, and innovate together. In this article, we will explore the importance of these communities, the benefits they […]
I have one more thing to say on the relative sizing view modifier from my previous post, Working with percentages in SwiftUI layout. I’m assuming you’ve read that article. The following is good to know if you want to use the modifier in your own code, but I hope you’ll also learn some general tidbits […]
Occasionally, you want to write a SQL query and fetch a hierarchy of data, whose flat representation may look like this: SELECT id, parent_id, label FROM t_directory; The result might be: |id |parent_id|label | |—|———|——————-| |1 | |C: | |2 |1 |eclipse | |3 |2 |configuration | |4 |2 |dropins | |5 |2 |features | […]
SwiftUI’s layout primitives generally don’t provide relative sizing options, e.g. “make this view 50 % of the width of its container”. Let’s build our own! Use case: chat bubbles Consider this chat conversation view as an example of what I want to build. The chat bubbles always remain 80 % as wide as their container as the […]