Longreads from the Rocketship

After the release of SwiftUI, many of the standard UIKit solutions have become inapplicable. On the other hand, it is now possible to give it a try and implement the familiar elements of the user interface in a declarative style. One of these elements is the stretchy header on scrolling screens.

Outsourcing the development of your web or mobile application is an important business decision. If made hastily, it can cost your company a lot of time and money. Finding a reliable technology partner is never a simple task, especially in today's crowded marketplace, saturated as it is with many web and mobile development firms all claiming to offer excellent quality, low prices and outstanding customer support. In this article, I will discuss the most common mistakes made when outsourcing and how best to avoid them.

I have been managing development projects for over fifteen years, ten of which I have spent managing remote teams. Throughout these years, I have experienced many successes, but I have also had some failures which I have always tried to use as lessons to improve my management style. I would like to share some of these lessons as tips for successful management of remote development teams.

Building a custom software comes with a price tag, but the investment is often worthy. Here are the top ten reasons why.

First of all, if you still don't know what is AnyCable than probably you never tried websockets in Rails.

"WTF???" you probably will say, and you are right. Yes, we have ActionCable since Rails 5.x, but you really believe Ruby is suitable for real time web? I have bad news for you.