My team has been hard at work gearing up for the iOS 13 release. As a part of that, and one of the things I’m very passionate about, is making sure that any app that I work on is up to speed with the latest advances in accessibility. A huge part of this year’s WWDC …
Must Have Apps for WWDC
Heading to San Jose for WWDC19? Aside from the official WWDC app, there are a ton of other apps that will help you make the most out of your week in sunny California. These are a few of my favorite in no particular order: Parties/Meetup Apps ConfFriends Wondering where everyone is at? Basically the equivalent …
Pull Request Checklists
There’s always one thing you or someone on your team forgets to do right before a release. Whether that’s testing the new feature on an actual device, checking accessibility, or running one last round of unit tests, these simple little things can come back to bite you. The thing my team started doing at Intuit …
Fixing Vague Swift Error Logs
libc++abi.dylib: terminating with uncaught exception of type NSException Ever seen an error message that looks like this? Frustrated with how it basically doesn’t tell you anything about the actual issue? The good news is that you can make these error messages much more informative with one easy trick! Head to your scheme list and click …
Autocompleting UIColors from the Xcode Asset Library
Xcode 9 introduced a nice new feature that allows you to now add colors to your Asset library. It’s a very visual and easy way to keep your color palette 🎨 organized. (If you’re not familiar with how to add colors to your library, it’s very straightforward. Check out this great Zeplin tutorial on how to …