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About a month ago, it became possible to run Swift code on AWS Lambda. I was really interesting to try and see how easy it would be to deploy small Swift functions as serverless application. Let’s see how. If you missed the news, Swift code running on AWS Lambda is available under couple conditions, but […]
There is more to say on this subject, and this will be clunky and too much and not enough but I need to start somewhere, even just for me. I started this blog over 11 years ago as of writing this post, and if I look at my past writing, both the personal parts and […]
The .reduce() method was also there in ES5, but I’d never used or seen someone using it in production at that time. Even today, I see people not aware of this method. I’ve also seen people only giving the same shopping cart example while explaining this method and, that’s why I think people don’t completely […]
Welcome to the Beauty Brains, a show where real cosmetic chemists answer your beauty product questions and give you an insider’s look at the cosmetic industry. This is Episode 226.Hosts Perry Romanowski, and Valerie George Is glycerin bad for curly hair?Are encapsulated ingredients better?Do scalp exfoliators help?Can beauty companies hide allergens in their products?What’s the […]
A bad cellular signal isn’t something you can ignore. If you can’t call your loved ones whenever you want, let alone if you use a phone for work purposes, then you should be actively looking for ways to make your reception better. You can flood your network operator with requests to install more cell sites […]
Guess what you DON’T need to improve your tennis game: a coach, ball machine, hitting partner or even a tennis court! Sure, those things could all be helpful but often we’re restricted in our ability to access them which is why this episode of the Essential Tennis Podcast is so important. You’ll learn what other […]
I wanted to talk about something that has been a HUGE factor in many of my skincare and household purchases. As much as I love flashy packaging and a gorgeous fragrance, I’ve always been someone who considers the impact my choices will make on my family’s sensitive skin first and over the years have made […]
2020-06-29 • Márton Braun This is a project over two years in the making, and I’m happy to finally announce it to a broader audience. It’s been quite the journey. The project started as the architecture for a single app back in mid-2018, and was then extracted into a library and spread internally to other […]
Each year at WWDC Xcode Santa brings us exciting new APIs to play with, and this year our accessibility present is Customized Accessibility Content. This API flew under the radar a little, I’m told this is because it’s so new there wasn’t even time for inclusion at WWDC. But this new feature helps to solve […]
The Accessibility Review series uses real world apps to provide examples of common accessibility issues and provide tips on how to fix them. Each of the developers has kindly volunteered their app to be tested. Huh? is a dictionary and thesaurus app from Peter Yaacoub. Enter a word into the search bar then choose a […]