How to make an action repeat using Timer
Timers are a great way to run code on a repeating basis, and iOS has the Timer class to handle it for you. First, create a property of the type Timer!
Timers are a great way to run code on a repeating basis, and iOS has the Timer class to handle it for you. First, create a property of the type Timer!
Learn how to make your own magazine app with custom text layout in this Core Text tutorial for iOS.
Atomic Design creates multiples stacks of components, with different hierarchies of complexity and dependence
In this article we see how to use Spark Streaming from Python to process data from Kafka. Jupyter Notebooks are used to make the prototype code available.
This series on microservices architecture design patterns kicks off with the characteristics of one of the most popular and essential patterns- the API gateway.
In this post, Toptal Senior Software Engineer Andrei Boyanov explains why Python is great for design patterns, and how they can be used to unlock even more potential.
Should we abandon the notion that design patterns are blueprints, or is there more to it than that?
Where do Design Patterns come from? What brought them into being? Why are they so important?
Ivan digs into JavaScript performance, from environments, response times, context, parsing, compiling and executing, to bundle sizes and shipping less code.
Christopher Pitt shows how to read and write large files efficiently, using of streams and generators to remove an entire category of application errors.
What are the most exciting features that are expected to be released in Java 9?
I’m passionate about image performance optimisation and making images load fast on the web. One of the most interesting areas of…
Frontend developers utilize a variety of tools. Discussion of these tools and arguing which one is the best will easily grow in a holy war, as every developer has his own preferences in terms of methods of working and using programming languages. That is why the wisest decision one can make is to
Here are some of my findings when trying to switch from Xcode to AppCode for writing Swift code.
Get oriented on some basics of Docker before diving into the walkthrough. In this six-part tutorial, you will: Get set up and oriented, on this page, Build and run your first app, Turn your app into a scaling service, Span your service across multiple machines, Add a visitor counter that persists data Deploy your swarm to production