Posts

All the articles I've posted.

• Fixing the Xcode 16 LLDB error "Couldn’t realize type of self”

  Published:Dec 6, 2024 |  at 06:00 PM

  How to fix the Xcode 16 LLDB error "Couldn’t realize type of self," which prevents you from easily debugging your iOS application.

• The engineer you'd want to be

  Published:Feb 28, 2024 |  at 04:22 PM

  Writing code is just one aspect that will make you a good engineer. In a future where AI will be an integral part of every workflow, standing out in an increasingly crowded field will be important.

• Don't hire for passion

  Published:Jan 28, 2024 |  at 04:57 PM

  Many interviews over the years and experiences lead me to believe that there are profiles that should be hired with caution; one of these is the passionate one.

• Beyond specialization

  Published:Aug 10, 2023 |  at 12:25 PM

  In a complex world, specialization isn't always best. We often need good communicators and empathetic individuals to help groups evolve and create more value together.

• Task & Threads in Swift Concurrency

  Published:Aug 5, 2023 |  at 12:25 PM

  The new Swift Concurrency model added the concept of Task in order to better manage asynchronous code execution. But what’s represent a Task and how it’s related to Threads?

• The effect of indirect actions on team dynamics

  Published:Apr 10, 2023 |  at 12:25 PM

  How to act the next time you find yourself in a conversation that's giving off some bad vibes, or even an intense one.

• Not everything has to be perfect the first time

  Published:Aug 4, 2022 |  at 12:25 PM

  It’s strange, but it often happens to many senior people; the more you move towards your career, the more it’s hard to love imperfection.

• Thoughts on moving to a leadership role

  Published:Jun 15, 2022 |  at 12:25 PM

  Moving to a leadership role does not mean you will need to check every line of each PR, tearing your hair and hoping it will be not that bad day.

• Healthy approach to code reviews

  Published:Apr 22, 2022 |  at 12:25 PM

  Code reviews are weird monsters.With no doubts they improve the overall quality of the code and help programmers build relationships and work together more effectively.

• The broken window principle applied to software

  Published:Mar 28, 2022 |  at 12:25 PM

  One of the most cited articles in the history of criminology compared to how the software is maintened.