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Learn how to use Xcode Cloud to test and deploy your app on TestFlight. Xcode Cloud is Apple’s latest continuous integration and delivery service. With Xcode Cloud, you can test and distribute your apps through Apple’s servers. Best of all, it’s built right into Xcode! This year, Apple released Xcode Cloud to all developers. Apple […]
With a new year comes new and improved ways to design websites. 2023 will bring us an interesting mix of website trends — ones that address larger scale scenarios and issues like accessibility, UX, and responsiveness. In the following post, we’re going to look at the 5 newest web design trends along with 10 pre-built […]
Build your own fully-functional Set type in Go One of the more frustrating things I found when first learning Go (coming from mostly Python) was the lack of collection types such as Sets and their common operations. In this article, we will show how the introduction of Generics in Go 1.18 can allow us to […]
podcast December 6, 2022 Even nodes and validators need a backend built for speed. On today’s episode we chat with Andrew McFarlane, CTO at Validation Cloud. His company focuses on building out infrastructure for blockchains, supporting the nodes and validators that keep everything running and verified. McFarlane explains where popular languages like Rust and Go […]
The future is bright for those that adapt Source I’m always dubious of claims made in the media, both social and mainstream, around AI and ML developments. With so much hype over the past decade, many people are. Whilst I don’t have a deep background in applying AI and ML models, I understand the fundamentals […]
Welcome to ISSUE #154 of The Overflow! This newsletter is by developers, for developers, written and curated by the Stack Overflow team and Cassidy Williams. This week: using handwriting to commit information to memory, burying your loved ones in your backyard, and making that meeting into a piece of documentation instead. From the blog Cloudy with […]
A quick rundown of Next.js 13’s beta features Next.js 13 has landed in a somewhat confusing way. Many remarkable things have been added; however, a good part is still Beta. Nevertheless, the Beta features give us important signals on how the future of Next.js will be shaped, so there are good reasons to keep a […]
podcast December 2, 2022 Last one to leave turns off the microservices. On today’s episode, Matt and Ben talk about data showing Silicon Valley losing its status as tech’s center of gravity. Plus, what it means to make major engineering changes in public and how to reckon with the collapse of some of the biggest […]
APIs are everywhere on the Internet, and knowing how to interact with them is an important skill for the modern web developer. Being able to access and interact with third-party data can take your apps to the next level in lots of cool ways! In this article, we’re going to take a look at some […]