2019 in review
This year started as just another year: I started doing a Swift bootcamp as I had done the year before, and once again, it was an amazing experience. I learned a lot with all the beautiful Ladies that...
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12 weeks
Last Wednesday, was the last night of a 12-week Swift bootcamp that I gave in collaboration with TECHKNOWDay and hosted by TheCurtainLDN. And I’m already missing it! This group of Ladies was awe...
iOSCon 2017
The 2 days came and gone, so fast you couldn’t believe, it all had ended so fast! As last year, the organisation was excellent and everything went really well… I enjoyed all the talks that...
When a good architecture helps you in your UI design iterations
I’m currently working on an internal app for Codurance, which started as a pet project while I was working with my previous client. I started the project with one simple goal: to make it work. After s...
Server Side Swift
In December 2015 Apple open-sourced Swift, which has been a real success. Many developers are contributing, not only via pull requests directly into the source code, but also by helping to define the ...
Mastering TDD
Two weeks ago I went to Paul Stringer’s course “Mastering TDD/BDD in iOS”. After the two days, I was exhausted… During the course, we looked at all the theory, completed some e...
Socrates UK
Just came back from SoCraTes UK, and it was amazing as always. I’m looking at this blog post for 10m now, trying to explain what is SoCraTes UK and still don’t have the correct words…...
iOS Con
Yesterday finished iOSCon, and I just wanted to let you know how good it was. Yes, that’s right, It was really good to see so many iOS developers want to learn different things a and share their...
Code Smells – Part II
In the last post, Code Smells – Part I, I talked about the bloaters: they are code smells that can be identified as Long Methods, Large Classes, Primitive Obsessions, Long Parameter List and Dat...
Code Smells – Part I
Last weekend I was at SoCraTes Canaries and I gave my first talk ever about code smells. Oh boy! How nervous was I! But now that has passed, I was wondering what I should do with all information I gat...