You know those fancy videos demoing the app that you can see on the App Store. Well, you can easily create App Store videos with Trailer App. This is a nice little app that will enable you to create those videos literally in minutes. In this short article we’ll go… Read more »
Code reviews are an important part of our day-to-day life as developers. They improve the codebase and they help us learn. When we review code, especially when we’re under pressure, we could rush things and make mistakes or oversights. Fortunately, there’s a tool that can review the code for us…. Read more »
Flawless App is an app built with a specific purpose in mind… To help you make the design of your app pixel perfect. In this short review we’ll go over the features of Flawless App and see what it can do for you. Designers vs. Developers Most developers are a… Read more »
We all know how useful a simple print statement can be while you’re developing an app. In this quick article we’ll quickly go over a logging framework that takes your print statements to the next level. We’ll be talking about CocoaLumberjack. A Bit of Info You use print statements in… Read more »
Last year I wrote about cloud based CI systems (nevercode and travis CI). Buddybuild is also one of the cloud based CI. In this post I’ll go over setting buddybuild up, and distributing your apps for testing/deployment. Setup After you sign up for you free account you can connect with… Read more »
Trying to reproduce a crash your customers are having can be a challenging task. You might spend days trying to figure out what exactly happened that caused the app to crash. I stumbled upon a great tool that helps you do exactly that, bugsee. In this article we’ll go over… Read more »
I was poking around GitHub a while back and in the Firefox repo, I saw badge that led me to codecov. This is an awesome little tool for generating code coverage reports. It’s simple to use and integrates well with GitHub and Travis CI. In this article, we’ll go over the… Read more »
Travis is a cloud-based continuous integration server that works really well. It’s quite well-known in the open source community because it’s free for open source projects and it integrates perfectly with GitHub. In this short post, I’ll go over how to set up Travis for your open source project. I’ll… Read more »
We’ve all heard of continuous integration (CI), and we’ve been using it for a while now. CI pipeline can be very tedious to setup, luckily there are some cloud based solutions that work really well. One of them is nevercode.io. In The Cloud I actually had my own version of… Read more »
