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We love engaging with the tech community, and we are big consumers of the awesome work that people share online. Here we are going give back a little and share our tech knowledge about all things we do at Monstarlab.

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May 27, 2019

Serverless Server-side Swift using Google Cloud Run

Learn about Google's new service launched recently – Google Cloud Run – and how it allows you to run server-side swift server-less 😱. In part 1 we will cover the basics and deploy a Vapor application in less than 10 minutes. Part 1: Deploying a Server-si...

Christian Weinberger

Christian Weinberger

Vapor

April 29, 2019

Automate Debugging and Testing Workflows using ADB

While developing and testing we usually come across repetitive tasks involving manual efforts. Navigating to a certain part of the app, filling out sign up forms or simply taking screenshots are all time-consuming tasks. In this blog post we look at how w...

Markus Rubey

Markus Rubey

Android

April 16, 2019

Is Flutter ready for production?

After hearing about Flutter from different sources and developers with all kinds of background we decided to try to rebuild an existing Android app in Flutter and see the the state of the Mobile framework. We tried to reproduce as many features as possibl...

Vladimir OstaciAlexander Bondarenco

Vladimir Ostaci, Alexander Bondarenco

Flutter

April 1, 2019

Does your application waste memory?

Have you ever thought about what is inside your application causing high RAM usage in Task Manager? Take a moment and check out your program memory usage right now. Does it look good/healthy/fit/expected/normal? Do you have an idea about what the top thre...

Nikolay Mitikov

Nikolay Mitikov

Sitecore

March 19, 2019

A dive into the Observer Pattern in iOS applications

Often when developing iOS applications with more complex requirements we may encounter the need to react to, and perform UI updates on, not so easily accessible UI components. Another example could be that we must update an object outside our currently fo...

Andrei Hogea

Andrei Hogea

iOS

January 31, 2019

Bugsnag for Vapor 3

At Nodes we have been working hard on a Vapor 3 provider for Bugsnag. Bugsnag is a reporting tool that we use extensively to help catch and fix bugs. In the new version of the library, we've been able to remove a lot of dead code, simplify the API and add...

Brett R. Toomey

Brett R. Toomey

Vapor

January 31, 2019

A Guide to Google Home Integrations

Within the trend of IoT, Google Home is amongst the most popular. Thankfully, Google has made the development of actions quite approachable. To get an overview of the process, let's create a weather integration together. Actions on Google Creating your Go...

Brett R. Toomey

Brett R. Toomey

Vapor

December 5, 2018

Swift Alps

Swift Alps - as the name might imply - is a conference revolving around anything Swift related. As the name might also imply, the conference takes place in the Swiss Alps, in Crans-Montana more specifically. What sets this conference apart from many of th...

Chris CombsPeter Bødskov

Chris Combs, Peter Bødskov

AFK

November 23, 2018

Augmented reality is here to disrupt the industry - Insights from Web Summit 2018

It has been two weeks since Web Summit took place in Lisbon, Portugal and we can still feel the energetic vibes. 3 days full of inspirational speakers, current tech trends, coffee astronauts, robots (have you seen the new social robot Furhat revealed at t...

Roxana Jula

Roxana Jula

AFKAugmented Reality

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