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unit and acceptance testing, automation, productivity Xcode offers the possibility to run user defined code as part of the build process using the "Run Script Phase" in the "Build Phases" section. This is a very handy feature as it allows us to do things like: Dynamically set the version and build number based on external parameters, e.g. commits count Load the settings bundle with options debug o

unit and acceptance testing, automation, productivity During the past couple of months I gave a talk named "Functional Core, Reactive Shell" (or something similar) at a number of (3) events. I think is my best talk so far, and I'd like to share a summary of its contents and ideas here. The purpose of the talk is to introduce a somehow different way to look at software architecture and how manage i

unit and acceptance testing, automation, productivity In the previous two posts of the Practical Testing in Swift series we had a look at how to test asynchronous code using XCTest, both when dealing with callbacks and delegates. In this post we'll see how to do that using Quick and Nimble, a pair of Swift testing frameworks. In case you are not familiar with them, let me introduce these two frame

unit and acceptance testing, automation, productivity If you are in the market for an Xcode plugin then Alcatraz is the place to go. Alcatraz, an Xcode plugin itself, makes it easy to discover and install new plugins to enhance your development experience. The only two features that Alcatraz doesn't provide are a CLI and an rc file. I value such features because they would allow to store my Xcode

unit and acceptance testing, automation, productivity This is a translation of Functors, Applicatives, And Monads In Pictures from Haskell into Swift. I don't want to take any merit for writing this, I only went through the fun exercise of translating the code snippets in Swift. If you enjoy this post be sure to say thanks to the author of the original version: Aditya Bhargava, @_egonschiele on Tw