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I don’t care too much about containers. They’re just a means to an end. What I really care about is documenting and versioning my infrastructure. Docker, especially with Compose, is practically…

For the majority of my career I’ve been working remote part-time. It was always considered a special treatment, and with most employers it took a lot of effort to earn. Quite honestly, most of the…

For one of our customers, we were asked to write an application, which would be used by poultry farmers in African countries to compute an optimal feeding recipe.

Coming up with good estimates in software development is almost never an easy task. Especially when working in an Agile development environment, it can be rather difficult to give a proper indication…

The problem: given HTML formatted input, display the normal text with a custom font and special tags with another custom font. It works great to apply one font to one TextView.

Ever since Chromecast has been added as a standard functionality to mobile applications, designers want to apply a brand color to the standard cast icon. The only way (without the support library) is…

At Egeniq, we strive to deliver excellent work and in order to do this, it’s critical to keep on learning. WWDC (better known as “dubdub”) is arguably one of the best known Apple developer conferences.

It’s been well over a week since this years WWDC ended and all of us returned home, satisfied after a great conference and an equally great week in the beautiful Bay Area. As such, this seems like a good moment to look back at some of the announcements Apple made and what some of those may mean for developers.

This week Apple has their yearly World Wide Developer’s Conference, where we will typically see updates to Apple’s iOS and Mac OS products and perhaps more importantly for us as developers, to their developer tools. This year Ivo, Felix, Erik and myself are visiting the conference.