In this post I’ll talk about MVVM - Model, View, View Model - pattern as another solution to massive view controller.

When I first started developing on Apple’s platforms (around april 2005), I was immediately impressed by strong architectural patterns embedded into core frameworks. It was part of that attention to detail Apple was and still is notorious for. It spreads into everything they do, from hardware, to software as well as SDK under the hood. In this blog post I’ll talk about one of those patterns and more specifically - problems it may bring and how to deal with them.

Taking a look at Swift with a bit more details on optionals.

XClarify pro 3.1 review.

Published OS X and iOS crash log symbolicator written in Swift on GitHub.

Just a quick announcement about me and my work after another quiet period of several months.

I’ve been neglecting this blog for much of the (now) past year. So it may not seem like it, but 2013 was eventful year for me…

Bug fix upgrade 2.3.1 of Startupizer is now available. Recommended for all customers.

Next big Startupizer upgrade is released - 2.3 version is now available for download from out website!

Startupize 2.2.4 bug fix and small features release is now available as the download from our website!

Finally set foot to update the look and feel of the website. There were several issues with previous layout that I wanted to solve, and I think most of them are met with the new look and underlying rendering engine.

Startupize 2.2.3 bug fix and small features release is now available as the download from our website!

Startupize 2.2.2 is now available as the download from our website!

Startupize 2.2.1 is now available as the download from our website! Check history page for release notes.

Startupize 2.2 is now available as the download from our website! Check history page for release notes.