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This article is a write-up of a talk I gave at MinneBar 2022. Instead of reading this, you could also watch the recording or view the slides. The title of this talk is “maintaining software correctness.” But what exactly do I mean by “correctness”? Let me set the scene with an example. Years ago, when […]
I was supposed to be attending the 2020 CSUN Assistive Technology conference to present a couple of talks, unfortunately with COVID-19 starting to take hold at that time, I wasn’t able to attend. In lieu of attending I decided to record one of the talks I was scheduled to present on Accessibility in SwiftUI. SwiftUI […]
I was honoured in 2019 to be able to give my first full conference talk at CodeMobile. I was then lucky enough to be able to repeat that talk at NSLondon, NSManchester, and SWMobile meetups. As an iOS developer, I know accessibility is important for a huge range of people. But at times I think […]
I’ve done a few tech talks that I think went well. Sometimes people ask me how I prepare for a talk. For every speaker, the answer is very personal. I’m just sharing what works for me. This is the third post in a series where I explain my process preparing for a tech talk — […]
Last week I did a talk at iOSDevCamp DC, an annual event hosted by Luis de la Rosa. I talked about UIStackView, under the admittedly grandiose title of “Mastering UIStackView”. I’ve used stack views for a number of things recently, as I’ve come to realize they’re a lot more useful than a lot of introductory […]