How to setup CI/CD pipeline for WordPress with GitHub Actions and AWS (Part 2)
In the previous article, we discussed how to set up a "GitHub hosted runner" with WordPress. Now, in this part, we will explore how to achieve the same deployment process using a "Self-hosted runner" GitHub Branches and Web Servers Architecture Recap: Bef...
Mastering Modern JavaScript: From Core Concepts to Advanced Techniques
Welcome, fellow developers! Here's a deep dive into the core concepts of JavaScript and how TypeScript could enhance them. Regardless of the level of knowledge, mastering the foundations of JavaScript is essential. We want to delve deep into the core conc...
First look at AndroidX Bluetooth
AndroidX Bluetooth is a new addition to the Jetpack Suite of libraries. While currently in its alpha stage, the system already provides robust safety measures addressing common pitfalls in Android BLE development. Moreover, it establishes a clear trajecto...
Utilising the iOS Secure Enclave with your data
The Secure Enclave The Secure Enclave is a pivotal part of most modern Apple devices. On your iPhone, it's what keeps secure your most sensitive information. Information such as your biometric data, to use with Face & Touch ID and your payment inform...
Streamlining Infrastructure as Code Testing: Harnessing Terratest, Terraform, and AWS Go SDKs for Automation
When cloud infrastructure is created using IaC with Terraform, how can you know it’s working as intended? I can recall many times when I deployed services with Terraform only to find out it didn’t work as intended. I would then sometimes spend hours p...
Responsive Web Design: Techniques and Best Practices
Responsive Web Design: Techniques and Best Practices Responsive web design is a term frequently used in web design and development. But what exactly does it entail? This blog post will introduce the multitude of facets of responsive web design, as it cove...
The Composable architecture and TDD. Can you make it work?
Recently, our team's attention shifted towards The Composable architecture. This is a very powerful framework to build iOS applications. The goal of this article is to show that you can build the whole app logic without creating any UI with the help of TC...
Getting started with Swift Charts - part 2
Last time we looked at how to get started with Swift Charts. Let's pick up where we left off. We have the data, we have three ChartTypes, which show temperature (line chart), precipitation (bar chart) and wind (double line chart) and we have customized th...
Getting started with Swift Charts - part 1
Let's have a look at Swift Charts and see how we can use it to plot weather data. Apple introduced Swift Charts in iOS 16, and improved it in iOS 17, adding, among others, new chart types. If your app still needs to support iOS 15 or lower versions, you c...