Author: dev95

In this episode, we talk about what it’s like to break into tech as a mother, with Arit Amana, software engineer at Forem. Arit talks about moving from WordPress freelancer to web developer, the challenges she has faced being a

We just created the perfect combination of an Italian cheesecake and a soft crumb almond cake. With creamy ricotta, a hint of polenta and an upside-down lemon surprise. It’s a real treat! Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Telegram

In this episode of DevNews, we cover companies rescinding job offers after they have been accepted. Then we speak with Nikolas Guggenberger, executive director of the Yale Information Society Project, about Justice Clarence Thomas arguing for categorizing some digital platforms

For a long time I’ve told people that I love technology and all it enables, yet dislike the technology industry and working in tech. People often find my statement hard to rectify, probably because they see the two as inextricably

Here is a stunning but simple citrus and avocado salad to bid farewell to winter. And a Big Love list with links to things we like. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Telegram Viber Outlook Email Gmail Blogger WordPress

GraphQL has been on my list of technologies to learn for a few months now, and last week I came across Majid Jabrayilov’s post, feeling pretty excited to tackle the subject. The post was very good, but it didn’t answer

Everybody loves a quick and comforting pasta recipe. Here is how to make the creamiest kale pasta you’ve ever tried. You only 15 minutes, a few ingredients, a sauce pan and a blender! Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp

To move an existing iOS app codebase to SwiftUI can quickly become a challenge if we don’t scope the difficulties ahead. After covering the navigation and design layer last week, it’s time to dive deeper into the logic and handle

Apple’s been in the news quite a bit lately over concerns that many apps on the App Store are little more than scams. Some of these apps aren’t even functional, they don’t provide anything more than a screen with no

I recorded an episode of the Empower Apps podcast, where Leo Dion and I discussed a wide range of topics. We spoke about everything from how we scale app development to thousands of people and millions of users at Twitter,