Textbloom is a text expansion and clipboard manager tool that I created when I realized I wanted a tool that did exactly what I wanted it to do instead of settling for one of the others out there that was close enough.
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I was 8 years into my software sales career before I even heard of text expansion, and in retrospect life would have been so much easier if I’d had the right tools. Long story short (because no one likes a long build
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The problem: In Vapor, I was trying to make a network call to retrieve data and have my route return that data. When I was dabbling in iOS development, I’d make a network call, the function calling that network call would complete,
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I just finished an overview on setting up multiple UITableViews on the same viewController and how to implement a draggable card view that can present dynamic data, but I want to break down these concepts so I can spend the time to
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Have you ever been curious about draggable views with dynamic content? Have you ever wondered how you might work with two UITableViews on the same viewController? Do you really like Harry Potter? If you answered yes to any of those questions, you
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I’m relatively new to Swift, and so I’m fortunate enough to come into it after it’s spent years maturing. Case in point: CodingKeys. From what I can gather from StackOverflow threads, later iterations of Swift made handling JSON much easier. After the
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I created an app that pulls data from an open API, which is simply a collection of open APIs. I had previously found a roundabout way to disable the option to modify the text but still pop up the option to copy.
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The API App is my first official app that I’ve submitted to the App Store. The goal was simple: create an app that would show my ability to handle the core concepts of iOS dev. The hightlights: 100% programmatically built Contains custom
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It’s all about looks. Ok, in software development that isn’t actually true; however, when designing applications the design is very important. And the problem with that is that things are subjective. What I mean to say is that even if some people
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I love technology. In fact, if I was less into technology I’d probably be able to fill at least two paragraphs with cleverly written, poetic narrative expressing my life’s journey. But honestly, I don’t want to waste my time spending hours thinking
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