What is debugging and what's the right way to go about it?

FileWatcher is a tool for developers that observes the Mac filesystem. It can observe over 30 different types of events!

Technical interviewing can feel formidable. Make it easier by standardizing your interview process.

Let's think of a way efficient list operators might work in Kotlin, then see how they're actually implemented in the Sequence list type.

Take a look at how Kotlin's map, filter, and reduce are implemented and what that means for their efficiency.

The guidelines I've gleaned from books and videos on how to create well written unit tests.

There are a few ways to do dependency injection. Here's an exploration of constructors & factories in a small Kotlin Android app.

Making an environment of inclusivity a motive of the group, not a task of the affected individuals.

Kotlin is a great new language from JetBrains, but its function definitions are hard to read if you've never done it before. Let's learn how to read them!

I recently read through the March 2017 iOS Security Guide and made a few notes - it's quite dense! I thought I would share these notes so other people can benefit from the time I put in too.

The promise of hands off dependency management sounds great, but every update of CocoaPods seems to bring more trouble. Here's how I fixed a particual error after splunking through the source.

An in-depth picture of the rendering bottlenecks in Tracker Android using Systrace and Profile GPU Rendering

Today has been an absolutely fascinating Saturday. Allow me to count the ways.

Do mocks provide value when writing iOS tests, or are they more trouble than they're worth?

Today the Inquisi team got their local dev environment up and running with Docker! This post will cover Docker, what it is and why it's useful, and what it means to our work.

Today was the first day of Startup Term, a new computer science and business program out of Knox College happening during the spring of 2015.