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Discussão sobre redes , pessoas e o como medimos nosso conhecimento em relação a outras áreas. Devemos cuidar sempre pois nossa visão técnica é limitada ao quanto conhecemos sobre aquilo que observamos. read more →
In large projects or for indie developers, managing multiple Flutter versions is challenging. FVM, by Leo Farias, simplifies this by allowing easy management and switching of Flutter versions via a practical CLI. read more →
Flutter, a well-structured and mature cross-platform framework with a vibrant community, is gaining traction in businesses for optimizing development, despite some resistance from developers to new technologies. read more →
When writing unit tests in iOS applications using Swift, the question often arises about how to abstract API responses to cover all possible outcomes. There are various strategies and levels of testing we want to perform. This post implements a model ... read more →
Diverse opinions on almost everything related to technology, analysis of other opinions, and how this empties the content, turning it into disguised entertainment rather than substantive material. read more →
Decoding Software Architecture: Unraveling complex acronyms, contextless rules, and an alternate universe of software components. A prior choice by seasoned developers, but should it always be that way? read more →
How build a blog with a static engine and use Cloudflare Pages to publish this fast and with simplicity. read more →
This week, I viewed \Sequence & Collection\ by Soroush Khanlou on Skilled. For more talks, it's a perfect site. Inspired, I experimented with day-to-day development changes, starting with a circular, infinite queue. read more →
Proposing an enum-based approach for iOS structures like UITableViewController, streamlining diverse item lists without requiring models to implement interface-related protocols. Simplified and efficient solution. read more →
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