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In my technical engineering work, I have installed Android studio. I've installed the SDK. I created my first project. I looked at the overview of Android studio. And finally, I ran an emulator. What is an SDK? A software development kit is a software that consists of software development tools that enable to produce applications for a specific software package, software framework, hardware platform, computer system, game console, operating system or similar platform. #AndroidStudio #SDK #Software #Engineering

Iterating over two arrays simultaneously? Use a built-in function ‘ZIP’..

Using Zip for Array Operations in Swift! As iOS developers, we often face challenges when iterating over two arrays simultaneously. Fortunately, Swift provides a solution with a built-in function called zip. This function allows for combining two sequences into a sequence of tuples, enhancing code cleanliness and readability. By utilizing zip, we can iterate over two arrays concurrently, eliminating the need for manual index management. Have you used zip in your projects? #iOSdevelopment #Swift #Array #CodeCleanliness

🚀 Attention tech community! My talented friend Tak Rahul  is on the lookout for new opportunities as he wraps up his notice period and can join immediately. He has 8 years of solid experience in iOS development, specializing in Swift and Objective-C, he's now diving into SwiftUI and is open to mastering cross-platform development if needed. Have the perfect role for him? Drop a comment below! #iOSDeveloper #Swift #ObjectiveC #SwiftUI #CrossPlatformDevelopment #CFBR 📱💼

🚀 Unlock Peak Performance with iOS Memory Profiler! 🚀 The iOS Memory Profiler is my go-to tool for identifying and solving memory and performance-related issues. Recently, it helped me resolve a Ktor networking issue which was being used with Kotlin-Multiplatform (KMM) As iOS developers, delivering smooth and efficient apps is our top priority. The iOS Memory Profiler tool is an essential weapon in our arsenal, designed to help us achieve just that. 🌟 #iOSDevelopment #MemoryProfiler #AppOptimization #Xcode #MobileDevelopment

More than a year of collaboration on the development of a mobile application for the iOS platform. Our tasks included increasing the stability of the application, adding new security layers to the project, and integrating the mobile application with payment systems and thermal printers. #iosdevelopment #mobileapplication #swift #xCode #AppStore

Ever heard the saying, "All work and no play..."🎭 It's time for a mid-week break, folks! 💁♂️ Ever wondered why programmers prefer iOS development? They say it's because on iOS, there are no Windows or bugs 🪟🦟😂 Just kidding, of course! Jokes aside, I'd like to salute all software engineers out there, be it Windows, iOS, Android, you name it! Your innovation & passion are truly transforming the tech world one line of code at a time. Here’s to more bugs to squash and countless lines of code to write. 💻🐞 I'll be sharing more #programmerjokes every week. Got a favorite one? Drop them in the comments below. Let's keep the tech fun rolling! 💫#techfun #softwareengineering #codingjokes

Day 94 of #100daysofcode An app I maintain at work was crashing and I planned to fix the bug today. It was supposed to be a pretty straightforward fix but took a bit more time because I forgot to commit the last time I worked on the project. Basically it was a "Here come the consequences of my actions" situation 😂. Normally it's not an issue if I forget to commit because I'm using the same laptop that has the changes stored locally. Unfortunately, I switched laptops because my other laptop is still being fixed. So yeah, I had to remember all the changes I made and redo them before fixing the bug. At least this will help me remember to always commit. #android #androiddev #kotlin #git

One of the criticism aimed at BlackBerry back-in-the-day was its old-fashioned app development environment... You know, java 4, well managed libraries that did what they said they would do, separation of UX from presentation logic from backend interactions, and so on. Build and deploy using well documented commands and processes. Has anyone tried picking up an app using react-native or the other competing development frameworks that they didn't write themselves? What a huge pile of donkey dung. A wild hodgepodge of tools, slapped together with what looks like virtually zero design though in how apps should work, their efficiency, debuggability, … How in the world can trying to get a build a prod release and run it on an emulator for a 2 line change take over 5 hours and still nowhere near? Is this really the state of app development these days? I am exhausted, depressed and slightly deranged from the experience.

Hey iOS Devs 👋! Following up on my last post some weeks ago about introducing the Bridge Pattern, I'm sharing the second example in a series of three use examples related to this amazing pattern! 🌉 🔗 Bridge Pattern | https://lnkd.in/dv5MxdxM In this case, we are talking about [Task Notification Mechanisms | https://lnkd.in/dJT_G4-Z]! and how the Bridge pattern can separate the high-level abstraction of task notifications from their concrete implementations. ✨ ▶ Abstraction Layer: We use our famous "MyTask" protocol, but we updated the "performTask" function by returning a String to give the final user more information about the notification status. 📝 ▶ Bridge implementor (NotificationMechanism Protocol): This protocol defines how the notifications should be sent. The different ways of sending the notifications should implement this protocol. 🌐 ▶ Concrete Notification Mechanisms: EmailNotification and MessagingNotification are examples of concrete implementations of the bridge implementor protocol. They can be easily extended and modified without changing the Task abstraction or other related code. 📬📲 ▶ Usage and Flexibility: This example shows how the Bridge pattern is used and the advantages this pattern provides, allowing us to define a flexible system. Now, if we need to introduce new notification methods or modify anything in the existing ones, it doesn't require any change in the task management or execution logic. 🔧🛠 What do you think about this example? Could it be a real example that we encounter in our day-to-day work as programmers? Have you worked with a similar example? I look forward to your comments! 👇 #swiftProgramming • #swift • #swifties • #iosdevelopment • #iosdevelopers • #designPatterns • #bridgePattern • #openClosedPrinciple • #softwareEngineering • #codingLife • #swiftCommunity