Weekend Roundup: Catalina, Capitulation, Contracts, and a Crazy New Phone Nate Swanner, October 11, 2019 8 min read It’s been a crazy week in tech. Apple launched Catalina (with Catalyst!) and capitulated on China, and GitHub is...
Survey Results: You’re Not Sold on Augmented Reality – Yet Nate Swanner, October 10, 2019 3 min read As augmented reality (AR) headsets loom on the horizon, it seems technologists are split on whether the technology...
Apple Doubled Down on Swift in iOS 13. Are iOS Developers Doing the Same? Nate Swanner, October 10, 2019 5 min read According to new data surrounding iOS 13, Apple’s use of its Swift programming language has more than doubled within...
Want to Work at Apple? Here are Top 10 Tech Jobs It Hires For Nate Swanner, October 10, 2019 3 min read Working at Apple is a dream for many technologists, but landing a full-time gig at its Cupertino campus can feel...
Top 10 Tech Jobs in Silicon Valley in 2019 Nate Swanner, October 9, 2019 4 min read Silicon Valley is the center of the tech universe in the United States, and plenty of technologists want to live...
You Have 3,125 Reasons to Convince Your Boss to Pay for ‘Upskilling’ Nate Swanner, October 9, 2019 3 min read According to a new report, there’s a massive financial disparity between hiring a new employee and upskilling an...
Survey: Apple’s Catalyst is Here: Will You Make Cross-Platform Apps? Nate Swanner, October 8, 2019 4 min read Catalyst, Apple’s method for creating cross-platform applications for iPadOS and macOS, has officially landed...
WeWork Layoffs May Hit 5,000 Employees Soon: Reports Nate Swanner, October 7, 2019 4 min read WeWork, once the darling of the tech world for its branded co-working spaces, is facing rough roads ahead. To lighten...
Weekend Roundup: Surfaces, Silly Requests, SoCs, and Shading Windows Nate Swanner, October 4, 2019 6 min read Welcome to your weekend! While you were working, Microsoft had a big moment, releasing new Surface devices (and...
GitHub Issues Open Challenge to Improve Code Search Nate Swanner, October 2, 2019 3 min read Let’s not mince words: You use GitHub to find code to reuse within your own projects. We should also note that...
