Guest post by my friend Sascha, debunking the ethical implications of subscription pricing: https://christiantietze.de/posts/2017/08/no-subscription/

When you want to add tasteful style to your text view but are a TextKit beginner, this might get you started (1:1 portable to iOS):

http://cleancocoa.com/posts/2017/07/nstextview-proper-line-height/

ReSwift is different than Redux, and some things are very simple to do. Action Creators are not needed often, for example: http://cleancocoa.com/posts/2017/05/reswift-action-creator/

ReSwift is different than Redux, and some things are very simple to do. Action Creators are not needed often, for example: http://cleancocoa.com/posts/2017/05/reswift-action-creator/

Is still trickyier than you'd expect for such a simple task:
http://cleancocoa.com/posts/2017/05/draw-alternating-table-view-rows/

I learned how to think in terms of OOP object collaboration and ended up using mocks for years in my tests. Only now did I find out how returning value types doesn't make this worse to test, but better, actually: you have to change the public interfaces too, but only a bit.

https://christiantietze.de/posts/2016/10/declarative-structs/

I learned how to think in terms of OOP object collaboration and ended up using mocks for years in my tests. Only now did I find out how returning value types doesn't make this worse to test, but better, actually: you have to change the public interfaces too, but only a bit.

https://christiantietze.de/posts/2016/10/declarative-structs/