React/Redux Featuring Hooks ⚓️
I Bet I Could *Hook* You Into Redux Again Starting on a new project that uses React as a front-end framework with Redux, I didn’t know what to expect. Coming from native iOS development, handling state was relatively straightforward: if you
LabsCon 2019 Wrap Up
On September 20, we gathered for our second annual LabsCon! Our one-day team member conference is stacked with talks where we teach and learn from each other. It was a jam-packed day at Detroit’s Jam Handy event space, with nine
Fixing Simulator Status Bars for App Store Screenshots With Xcode 11 and iOS 13
Apple released the Xcode 11 GM, meaning that it’s now time to create our builds using the iOS 13 SDK and submit to the App Store! Here's an updated way to fix your simulator status bars for App Store screenshots
Using BrowserStack with Charles Proxy
By Karen Ford While recently working on a project that relies heavily on Charles Proxy to run multiple parts of our web app, there was a need to test on a variety of devices that our developers and QA team may
Mac Shortcuts for a More Efficient Mac Workflow
If you've been using a Mac for a while, you likely have tons of tricks and shortcuts that you use every day to make your life easier. In an effort to share our knowledge, we've created a living list of
Monday Mobile Mashup 5.13.2019
Happy Monday! Here’s our weekly Mobile Mashup filled with articles, tips, and insights we’ve found valuable throughout the mobile industry.
Building a Proof of Technology: 3 Ways You’ll Benefit
As an organization, you are always looking for ways to innovate and bring new ideas to market fast. But the desire to move quickly can often lead to wasted time and money. So, how do you act decisively while keeping
Proof of Technology Engagements: What Happens in 8 Weeks?
By Stuart Kent Recently, Terry shared his secrets for creating a successful proof of technology --Today, I’ll explain how our eight-week Proof of Technology engagements are structured to support that exploratory process and allow us to consistently provide valuable results. Week 1:
When Building a Proof of Concept, Focus on the Right Idea
When it comes to building out a proof of concept (we call them Proof of Technology), the first thing we need is an idea. Your idea. That thought that started as just a spark and has now consumed you. What
Google I/O 2019 Forecasting: Monday Mobile Mashup
Google I/O 2019 is coming up next week (May 7 - 9 in Mountain View, California) and we are so excited that we are scared. Ok, more excited than scared. I'm mostly trying to figure out what dessert starts with