As of September 1st 2019, after 10 years of development, Startupizer is no longer available for sale.

Startupizer 2.3.11 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

For most iOS applications, we need to handle server communication. UIKit provides URLRequest which manages requests to server. In this post we’ll take a look at how we can extend it to simplify request debugging.

Startupizer 2.3.10 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Startupizer 2.3.9 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Startupizer 2.3.8 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Startupizer 2.3.7 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Startupizer 2.3.6 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Startupizer 2.3.5 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Startupizer 2.3.4 is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Bug fix upgrade 2.3.3 of Startupizer is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Bug fix upgrade 2.3.2 of Startupizer is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Did you ever wanted to work in a great team while giving back to developer community? Now’s your chance: I’m gathering a group of developers that would contribute to appledoc!

I was playing with Reactive Cocoa and Swift 2 lately and came upon common UITableViewCell reuse problem that I could solve in very elegant way. I’ll describe the problem and my solution for it in this blog post.

In fall a friend and me were working on an application called Alarm which was released recently. The application was made as part of Hone toolset and we were one of the teams that got early access as means of external evaluation and bringing in real world feedback during development process. In this blog post I’ll write about this experience.