Vandad nahavandipoor biography examples

Well, now that there are exceptions, exception handling, nullability, in my opinion, this has helped a lot, but it also allowed a lot of problems to hide. Yes, that is the point, absolutely. I feel like any bug that I fix is time taken from something else I should be working on, so I want to know that my time is spent working on the most important things at each given time.

It is a subject that needs to be assessed on a case by case basis in my opinion. Well, at the moment we are using swimlanes in Jira, so we have all the bugs per app version that need to be fixed. Usually our team lead will then make the call as to what has to go into each version. We have bugs. It can get to be spaghetti at times, and we try to make sense of it to the best of our ability.

Either it's been fixed, or it's not essential and there is no time. They stay there until we have a good reason to remove them. Your own computer becomes like a proxy for your mobile application. All the traffic from your mobile application goes through your computer and then to the origin, and then comes back to the computer. That way you can sniff all the packages and see exactly what goes on.

And the biggest advantage of Charles is that you can actually change the responses that come back from a server. You can simulate a lot of edge cases that you may not get from a server in real life. We have a rule in our team, whoever writes the code, is not allowed to test it. But again, we are not in a perfect world, where this was always possible.

There have been times where I was the only one not on vacation, so only I was available to test my code. I feel like that would be a bad idea. QA are always ex-software developers, they know their way around frameworks, they know python, they know how to do automated testing, they know how software works. They are software developers, with a lot more knowledge about how quality assurance works.

I think that would be like shooting yourself in the foot. We would probably panic. Who would test the product? That is a very good question… I am a bit split on this. I have worked on products where almost everything was unit tested, and it was an absolute pain to work with this project. The product owner would come to us ask us to work on this feature, and it was an astronomical workload, because it meant changing 60 to 70 unit tests and writing new ones.

No one ever said anything about us having the best quality. Wow, there are a lot. There are so many. Well, my biggest wish has two parts. The first being that Apple gives up on Xcode. Honestly, it just seems to get worse every year. I can never trust xcode. The second part is that Apple creates an extension for iOS development for working with Visual Studio Code, with code highlighting and all of that.

As a lot of others have done. Flutter, Google has done that. The Rust team has created a Rust extension for Visual Studio Code with code highlighting, everything. Everyone is on Visual Studio Code except for Apple. That would be my biggest wish. It probably is [laughing] One day.

Vandad nahavandipoor biography examples

One Day. Wow, that is a really tough one. Flutter is getting better and better every day. Hi Vandad, the iOS 5 Cookbook is indispensable. Thanks much. Recipes for doing this and that animation. Yes, your current Cookbook has some recipes, but a dedicated book, organized in the same manner, would be fantastic. Core animation… hmmm. Are there any competing books out there about this subject?

Would you be kind enough to point me in the right direction. Let me know what it is that you are trying to do and I will do my best to help with your specific question. I just want to do what the base template does with the page curls, but have my PDF pages instead of blank pages with months on them. I tried adding an outlet to a subview, but the way I did it, the best I could get was the first page of the PDF, which just repeated on every instance of the turning pages.

How can I tie in to the index of which page is showing. I just wish Apple had included a dummy array of documents of some kind which would make it easy to just use their code. Thanks for your time! I appreciate your help. The off-the-rack sample Apple provides has this as their data source:. Can you point me in the right direction?

Can I use the QuickLook framework as the subview in this case? I started reading your book recently. Thanks so much for giving so many details in such an easy to understand language. Sc and M. Vandad's programming experience started when he first learned Basic on his father's Commodore At this point, he found programming for personal computers exciting indeed and moved on to learn Object Pascal.

This allowed him to learn Borland Delphi quite easily. He wrote a short pages book on Borland Delphi and dedicated the book to Borland. From then, he picked up x86 Assembly programming and wrote a hobby bit operating system named Vandior. It wasn't until late when iOS programming became his main focus. Aside from programming, Vandad is a road cyclist, enjoying friendly competition in cyclosportive events in England and traveling long distance on his bicycle to other European countries every now and then.