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Issue 299
Better analytics on App Store purchases. No more strongly typed fonts and how to pick the best clients.
Published on: May 05, 2017 | Source:
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Solidity optimizer bug
A bug in the Solidity optimizer was reported through the Ethereum Foundation Bounty program, by Christoph Jentzsch. This bug is patched as of 2017-05-03, with the release of Solidity 0.4.11....
Published on: May 03, 2017 | Source:Issue 298
If location != "Cupertino" and other App Review stories. Also, Swift gets a compatibility suite and why you should think about using multiple windows.
Published on: April 28, 2017 | Source:Issue 297
Swift attributes, AsyncDisplayKit renamed and transferred and why you should update your app!
Published on: April 21, 2017 | Source:Geth 1.6 - Puppeth Master
Cramming in a lot more goodies than originally anticipated, the Go Ethereum team is proud to finally deliver the first incarnation of the 1.6 Geth release series! Glimpsing through the commit list, this is going to be a monster post!...
Published on: April 14, 2017 | Source:Issue 296
Are we losing 32 bit now, or later? Choose your defaults carefully and say goodbye to choppy scrolling!
Published on: April 14, 2017 | Source:Ethereum Dev Roundup: Q1 (Boring Edition)
The last one and a half months have seen great progress for Ethereum research, and we are excited that the protocol is moving closer and closer to the point where it is ready for mainstream adoption. Progress on consensus algorithms, privacy, zero knowledge proofs and formal verification is happening at...
Published on: April 07, 2017 | Source:Issue 295
Did you win the WWDC lottery? Clean up unused resources in your projects and what does safe *really* mean?
Published on: April 07, 2017 | Source:Ethereum Dev Roundup: Q1
The last one and a half months have seen great progress for Ethereum research, and we are excited that the protocol is moving closer and closer to the point where it is ready for mainstream adoption. Progress on consensus algorithms, privacy, zero knowledge proofs and formal verification is happening at...
Published on: April 01, 2017 | Source:Issue 294
The WWDC ticket lottery. What's new in Swift 3.1 and how big do you *really* want that emoji?
Published on: March 31, 2017 | Source:Thunderbolting Your Video Card
When I wrote about The Golden Age of x86 Gaming, I implied that, in the future, it might be an interesting, albeit expensive, idea to upgrade your video card via an external Thunderbolt 3 enclosure. I'm here to report that the future is now. Yes, that's
Published on: March 24, 2017 | Source:Issue 293
What could the Workflow acquisition mean for developers? Swift 3.1 debuts on iOS instead of macOS and how to pick between guard and if
Published on: March 24, 2017 | Source:Ethereum JS Ecosystem Updates
It's been a fairly busy for the last couple of months for the Ethereum javascripters. To start with, there was a really great hackathon with IPFS.You can read Dan Finlay'sexcellent write up here. Also, during this time Aaron Davis (Kumavis) made s...
Published on: March 21, 2017 | Source:Issue 292
Farewell to CocoaDocs! Serialisation in Swift 4 and how to write better release notes for your apps.
Published on: March 17, 2017 | Source:Password Rules Are Bullshit
Of the many, many, many bad things about passwords, you know what the worst is? Password rules. If we don't solve the password problem for users in my lifetime I am gonna haunt you from beyond the grave as a ghost pic.twitter.com/Tf9EnwgoZv— Jeff Atwood
Published on: March 10, 2017 | Source:Issue 291
A new animation and prototyping tool and look back on the history of MVC in platforms!
Published on: March 10, 2017 | Source:Issue 290
Is it too late for iMessage apps? Let Twitter help you cache your remote images and learn how to tell the story of your product.
Published on: March 03, 2017 | Source:Issue 289
Want to write for iOS Dev Weekly? I want to bring you on on board!
Published on: February 24, 2017 | Source:Issue 288
WWDC is leaving San Francisco for San Jose & Swift 4 and ABI stability.
Published on: February 17, 2017 | Source:Ethereum R&D Roundup: Valentine’s Day Edition
During the last month and a half, the Ethereum core development and research teams have been building upon the progress made in the last year, and with the specter of last year's security issues now well behind us, work has begun in full force on implementing the Metropolis hard fork....
Published on: February 14, 2017 | Source:Issue 287
More conversion stories to/from Swift and should iOS 11 make more of the "pressed" state on buttons and controls?
Published on: February 13, 2017 | Source:Issue 286
The end of 32 bit apps, get your after effects animations into your app and should you build your next app in Elm?
Published on: February 03, 2017 | Source:Issue 285
Responding to App Store reviews Finally.
Published on: January 27, 2017 | Source:Issue 284
Automate your screencasts and learn more about what's coming with strings in Swift 4.
Published on: January 20, 2017 | Source:An Update on Integrating Zcash on Ethereum (ZoE)
Members of the Ethereum R&D team and the Zcash Company are collaborating on a research project addressing the combination of programmability and privacy in blockchains. This joint post is being concurrently posted on the Zcash blog,and is coauthored by Ariel Gabizon (Zcash) and Christian Reitwiessner (Ethereum). Ethereum’s flexible smart...
Published on: January 19, 2017 | Source:Issue 283
10 years of iPhone and Chris Lattner moving to Tesla!
Published on: January 13, 2017 | Source:Introduction of the Light Client for DApp developers
The first version of the Light Ethereum Subprotocol (LES/1) and its implementation in Geth are still in an experimental stage, but they are expected to reach a more mature state in a few months where the basic functions will perform reliably.The light client has been designed to function more or...
Published on: January 07, 2017 | Source:Issue 282
Happy New Year How about starting your year with some iOS links?
Published on: January 06, 2017 | Source:December Roundup
December marks a month of continued progressin the Ethereum ecosystem. Research on proof of stake and sharding continues after the research team's workshop in Singapore in November, the light client slowly keeps getting better, Whisper and Swarm keep moving forward, and discussions on protocol economics and community governance co...
Published on: December 31, 2016 | Source:Security alert [12/19/2016]: Ethereum.org Forums Database Compromised
On December 16, we were made aware that someone had recently gained unauthorized access to a database from forum.ethereum.org. We immediately launched a thorough investigation to determine the origin, nature, and scope of this incident. Here is what we know: The information that was recently accessed is...
Published on: December 19, 2016 | Source:Issue 281
2016 is drawing to an end and I'm taking a couple of weeks off. See you in the new year!
Published on: December 16, 2016 | Source:Swarm alpha public pilot and the basics of Swarm
With the long awaited geth 1.5 ("let there bee light") release, Swarm made it into the official go-ethereum release as an experimental feature. The current version of the code is POC 0.2 RC5 -- "embrace your daemons" (roadmap), which is the refactored and cleaner version of the codebase that was...
Published on: December 15, 2016 | Source:Issue 280
Want your console output directly inside your app? All the Xcode shortcuts you can handle and more reactive programming,.
Published on: December 09, 2016 | Source:The History of Casper - Chapter 2
This chapter describes the game theory and economic security modelling we were doing in the Fall of 2014. It recounts how the "bribing attacker model" led our research directly to a radical solution to the long range attack problem....
Published on: December 07, 2016 | Source:The History of Casper - Chapter 1
Vitalik suggested last week that I share my basic research and design philosophy in a blog post, I agreed but complained that it was still changing. My friend Jon West told me that everyone would really appreciate it if I told everyone about my Casper research, I mostly agreed. Then...
Published on: December 06, 2016 | Source: