management

Developers love to talk about tech debt, especially if the developer responsible for introducing it is no longer around. However, often, talk is all that happens because no one can agree on what to tackle first. Here, we look at how to overcome disagreement and get on with paying off that debt 💷.

Over the course of my career I've had the opportunity to experience interviews from both sides of the table and my understanding of what a good interview is has evolved with each interview that I'm part of. In my present role I was given the role of defining our interview process so this pos

The reason I made this style guide was so that I could keep the code in my projects similar and allow for easier movement between projects. One of my key aims is to create projects that are easy to understand from the developers point-of-view so I often favour verboseness when it ensures that the

Recently I was put in the position of having to handle the merging of two iOS teams working on two different apps into the one larger development team working on one app. I was given this position as I was the Team Lead of one of the teams and the Head of iOS for both of them. This post is about tha

As developers we read all the time about the benefits of organising our projects into classes that have a single well-defined purpose however we tend not to think this way about our apps. This results in our apps directly doing more than they often have to. A Core or Common project is where some cod