Potentially releasable product?

Posted Jan 16, 2019

What is a “potentially releasable product increment”, really? Last year I worked as Scrum Master in a team that delivered software for multiple target platforms. One of the products was a mobile application. The mobile application was target for multiple markets and regions and needed multi-lingual support. One of the features in the application was to switch between different languages inside of the application (the app runs on a device available to a range of people with possibly different primary native language).

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Be aware of your enumerated types

Posted Oct 18, 2015

When you are working with Apples Foundation framework you have probably stumbled across NS_ENUM and NS_OPTIONS (since iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion). Both NS_ENUM and NS_OPTIONS are marcros that use the C enum under the hood, and if you have used C enums before you will probably understand these macros, kind of, right away.

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Map, Filter, Flatmap and Reduce in Swift

Posted Aug 15, 2015

Last year at WWDC, Apple released their new programming language, Swift. The development of the language has progressed real quick since the release, and by now Swift 2 is in Beta and available to developers through Apples Developer Portal. The release has been a great success and Swift has become one of the most beloved programming languages out there! As a twist, the language is also expected to be released as open-source this fall.

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What is this?

Posted Jul 23, 2015

For me - Writing is a valuable source of learning. Learning is essential for developing new skills, gain insights and evolve both as a person and in a profession. We should always strive to learn new things! I have created this blog as a tool for a deeper, more creative and exhaustive learning for myself.

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