2026-07-06
Software Engineer
Tuist Module Cache for Modular and Agentic Workflows
Tuist module cache is great. But treating it as one magic switch is where the pain starts.
Category
tooling
2026-01-12
Service Delivery Leadership
When a Prototype Replaces a PowerPoint
A client showed us their designs. Among them, an animated globe. Core to the UI delightfulness, technically non-trivial, the kind of thing that usually gets a "we'll figure it out during development" footnote in proposals. I decided to check how hard it actually was.
2024-01-10
Engineering Manager
What Mobile Engineers Actually Use Analytics For
After years of building mobile apps, I've found that the most valuable analytics use cases are often the least obvious at first glance. The events that matter most are usually not the ones your analytics SDK gives you out of the box. They're the ones that help you understand silent failures, quantify technical tradeoffs, and recover data your backend model never thought it would need.
2022-12-11
Software Engineer
Benefits from modular iOS app visualization with xcodegen
XcodeGen is a tool for improving the generation of .xcodeproj files and their maintenance over time. By defining a simple YAML manifest you get a whole .xcodeproj in seconds. But that’s not everything! There is one more built-in feature — dependency graphs. In this article, I would like to cover possible use cases of a such graph.
2022-11-27
Software Engineer
The simplest solution for automatic Xcode module generation?
When it comes to modularisation on Apple platforms, development teams point must deal with adding a new module at some point. In this article, I would like to present my approach to automating this work.
2019-11-27
Software Engineer
The story of iOS CI at AppUnite (Part 2)
Welcome back to the story of iOS CI at AppUnite company.
2019-11-20
Software Engineer
The story of iOS CI at AppUnite (Part 1)
It's almost the end of 2019 - exactly 3 years after the U.S. presidential election and maybe America isn't made great again but we all need to admit that it was a pretty good electoral slogan.