A detailed guide on how we use sourcery, a tool for autogenerating code, in Blueground.
Our time is precious! What if someone could write boilerplate Swift code for you? In this article, I will show you how we use Sourcery in Blueground.
This article explains different approaches to implement dependency injection in iOS.
One of the five design principles in S.O.L.I.D. is Dependency Inversion, where the general idea of this principle is the decoupling between the high-level modules and low-level modules. One way to apply this principle is by using the Dependency Injection design pattern. The Dependency Injection makes your code more testable, more maintainable, and of course, more readable.
iOS 14 introduces support for both DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS standards. This article explains the benefits of using these standards and how to utilize them through NSURLSession.
In iOS 14, Apple introduced support for passing the DNS queries over HTTPS (DoH) or TLS (DoT). So why bother encrypting DNS queries when HTTPS is widely in use? Because if someone (ISPs, on-path routers, law enforcement agency, etc.) is eavesdropping on your application’s unencrypted DNS queries, they will be able to map which API / services your application uses and potentially “map” your service.
Here we discuss our engineering values, how we use technology, and the interesting things encountered while building our products.
