Author: Ana Nogal

20 September, 201620 September, 2016Blog, Swift

Server Side Swift

In December 2015 Apple open-sourced Swift, which has been a real success. Many developers are contributing, not only via pull requests directly […]

14 June, 2016Blog, Craftsmanship

Mastering TDD

Two weeks ago I went to Paul Stringer’s course “Mastering TDD/BDD in iOS”. After the two days, I was exhausted… During the […]

5 June, 201623 July, 2016Blog, Conferences, Craftsmanship

Socrates UK

Just came back from SoCraTes UK, and it was amazing as always. I’m looking at this blog post for 10m now, trying […]

28 May, 201623 July, 2016Blog, Conferences

iOS Con

Yesterday finished iOSCon, and I just wanted to let you know how good it was. Yes, that’s right, It was really good […]

7 May, 201610 May, 2016Blog, Craftsmanship

Code Smells – Part II

In the last post, Code Smells – Part I, I talked about the bloaters: they are code smells that can be identified […]

16 March, 201610 May, 2016Blog, Craftsmanship

Code Smells – Part I

Last weekend I was at SoCraTes Canaries and I gave my first talk ever about code smells. Oh boy! How nervous was […]

26 October, 201527 October, 2015Blog

Talk to the business

Almost a month ago, I did this amazing course at SkillsMatter: “Eric Evans Domain Driven Design Immersion Workshop”. The course was very […]

20 August, 2015Blog

How katas can help you learn

In the last couple of weeks I have spent my time doing katas to improve my Objective-C. As you may remember, I […]

29 July, 201529 July, 2015Blog

Testing Categories in Objective-C

Yesterday was katas day: the plan was to start the day with a simple one and then move to another a little […]

8 July, 201529 July, 2015Blog

Starting your TDD journey

The old story always comes around when talking about tests: it takes too long to do them and we loose a lot […]