I noticed sticky notes on monitors from colleagues who I told about my favourite short cuts in Xcode to improve productivity. So time to write them down in a short blog post. I hope it helps you, and feel free... Continue Reading →
For doing UI Testing on iOS I've been getting used to, and I believe to be important frameworks: XCTest, Apple's own testing framework integrated in Xcode. Apple is actively maintaining this, and will provide new features to it in Xcode... Continue Reading →
Since a couple months I have been using test scripts written in Gherkin, also knowns as feature files, as input for mobile test automation. The benefits that stand out to me so far: Anyone can write the test scripts, and anyone can understand... Continue Reading →
Via iOS Dev weekly I ran in uncle Bob's blog. The Churn #xcode #swiftlang I experience swift as a great language to learn programming. 84 languages is waste? Unprofessional? Depends how u look at certain things. Humans express things in... Continue Reading →
I want to run macOS Sierra so I can play around with the new OS X Server to try it out. I don't really want to put my work machine in a possible unstable state so I tried installing macOS Sierra in... Continue Reading →
This year I had an OK WWDC experience. I just followed it along on Twitter and via the WWDC app by watching the talks. Yay for the emoticons hype 🍏✅🍎❌ they can now be 3 times bigger. One of the true... Continue Reading →
I found an easy way to get an element while writing UITests in Xcode. To get an element for synthesising events on I had been using the XCTest framework method public func element(matching elementType: XCUIElementType, identifier: String?) -> XCUIElement This... Continue Reading →
