Expose Init Parameters and Dependencies in Swift and iOS Please
Store init parameters and dependencies as properties at the entity's own access level. It costs nothing, and it buys transparency, scale and testability.
Tugulab Blog
Strategic benefits of the new Apple Silicon processor for Mac
Apple Silicon is not only about control and performance: yearly A-series jumps will pull Mac upgrade cycles towards the rhythm of the iPhone.
How to use Stripe Checkout Javascript SDK in React Native Expo app without ejecting — 2020 SCA
Open Stripe Checkout in a WebView from a React Native Expo app without ejecting, and handle the redirect back to a success or cancel screen.
A Product Development Journey of How I Created Fluidtable and Failed
Quitting a job to build a programmable spreadsheet full-time, talking to users for two months, and what the failure of Fluidtable actually taught me.
Adding "Resume Where You Left" to Twitter: a Product Manager Journey
Working a real feature from itch to wireframes: why Twitter loses your place across devices, and three low-fidelity ways it could offer to resume.
How to Prepare Texts, Reviews, Comments, Tweets for Sentiment Analysis with No-Code
Strip characters, punctuation and stop words, then stem what is left — preparing reviews, comments and tweets for sentiment analysis without any code.
Data Cleaning with No Code: Detecting and Fixing Missing Values
Cleaning a dataset eats 40-70% of a project. Finding and fixing missing values in a census dataset with no Python, R or Matlab — just cleaning rules.
Fluidtable Tutorials and Examples
An index of Fluidtable walkthroughs and worked examples, for working with data in a spreadsheet with less effort than formulas alone allow.
Excel Formulas to Fluidtable Reference Guide
Side-by-side reference from Excel formulas to their Fluidtable equivalents: arithmetic, cell and range lookups, sums, counts, averages and lookups.
Getting Started with Fluidtable Guide
How Fluidtable works: writing JavaScript in a cell, running it, selecting cells from code, and unpacking objects and arrays with the Object view.