There are many languages and frameworks from which to choose. Ruby is a superb choice for a tech stack, despite having its trials over the years. When looking to develop, iterate rapidly, and run your application, Ruby and Ruby on Rails are contenders to consider....
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When you start developing applications for iOS devices, considering how to navigate your various views is an important step in architecting a solution that is both simple, powerful, and easy to understand for your users. Your requirements likely involve a complex workflow of activities based on your user interactions, and a cohesive navigation system is important to get right. Apple provides multiple pre-built controllers for navigation that their engineers also use in iOS's stock apps. The Apple Mail app uses a...
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Many times when developing an application for a customer, the requirement surfaces to handle uploaded files. It is a problem that has been solved many times, but typically not without causing the developer headaches in the process. When dealing with uploads, one has to consider a multitude of questions: What kinds of file are allowed? How big can the files get? How many can be uploaded and where do you store the files once uploaded? It can be a mess of...
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