The original post is published on the Just Eat tech blog at this URL [http://tech.just-eat.com/2015/07/14/the-journey-of-apple-pay-at-just-eat/]. Introduction Apple Pay has recently been released in UK and at JUST EAT we worked on the integration in the iOS app to better support all of our…
Let's make it clear. This is a post for dummies. There are some others tutorials online but I thought I could write something better focusing on the right details rather than wasting time on a brainless walkthrough. Well… here are my 50¢. It's since 2008 that…
It has been almost 6 months since my last blog post. Things have changed quite a lot since then. Six months ago I was still excited about my travel to San Francisco for the WWDC 2014, my girlfriend still had to move from Italy to London with me and definitely…
Have you ever realized that developers are never happy with the legacy code? The definition of "legacy code" may vary: * code inherited from the previous developers of your company * code that doesn't have test suites * code that is older that 10 minutes (...) We all rarely find…
Since I'm in London conversations with iOS developers have reached high levels with no doubts. I love to discuss with friends and iOS devs about new ways to improve our coding. Often my best practices are very appreciated among them and a bunch of devs start applying day-by-day…
GoldRaccoon [http://albertodebortoli.github.io/GoldRaccoon/] is the iOS component to connect to a FTP service and do the following: * Download a file * Upload a file * Delete a file * Create a directory * Delete a directory * List a directory Why another Raccoon? First, because the humanity needs it. This project started…
I'm very proud to announce my last work with Luca Bernardi [http://twitter.com/luka_bernardi] "Zen and the Art of the Objective-C Craftsmanship" Available on GitHub [https://github.com/objc-zen/objc-zen-book]. We started writing this book on November 2013. The initial goal was to provide…
Pull to refresh, this friend of ours The Pull to refresh became one of the most popular concepts used in mobile iOS apps. Loren Brichter [https://twitter.com/lorenb], the author of Tweetie for iOS introduced it for the first time in 2011 and it stood the test of time.…