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What should we expect, or hope for at WWDC? Easily get your NSDateFormatter strings correct and how to port an app to iOS in 3 trivial steps!
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Homestead Release
Update: We've released version 1.3.5 including networking hotfix for homestead 1.3.4. Development of Ethereum started in December 2013 when two developers and a college dropout researcher decided to put theirheads together and develop this amazing piece of technology. We were later
Issue 239
Is is time to reduce the scope of App Store review? More Swift web server frameworks and join the Swift algorithm club.
Issue 238
What kind of apps are a good fit for the watch? Can you share code between iOS and tvOS? and Which conferences should you attend in 2016?
From Smart Contracts to Courts with not so Smart Judges
Ethereum is often described as a platform for self-enforcing smart contracts. While this is certainly true, this article argues that, especially when more complex systems are involved, it is rather a court with smart lawyers and a judge that is not so smart, or more formally, a judge with restricted...
BTC Relay included in Ethereum Bounty Program
Following hacking @ DEVCON1, Martin Swende is Nr. 1 on the leaderboard of the Ethereum Bounty Program. The bounty program is ongoing and the last bounty awarded amounted to 5 BTC. The program is open to anyone. With BTC Relay getting ready for launch on Ether...
Ethereum DEV Update: C++ Roadmap
Although this is my first post in this blog, many people might already know me as the person behind Solidity. I recently took on the lead of the C++ team and would like to share my vision for the future development. Ethereum is a free software project that anyone...
Issue 237
CloudKit Server to Server API. A quick update on ResearchKit and Quartz tries a messaging UI in their news app.
Cut and try: building a dream
Last month marked the 2 year anniversary of Ethereum's public announcement at The North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami, Florida, USA. Amid much rumour and excitement, a sizeable crowd mobbed the young Vitalik Buterin after his on-stage announcement, questioning the merit and his desire to build such a system. ...
Issue 236
How do Apple intend to make Cocoa more Swifty? Why you should consider *all* the view controllers and how to get your first iOS job.
Issue 235
Parse shuts down. Writing your own networking API clients and what on earth is vibrating colour?
Issue 234
Are Apple launching an official training curriculum? Is your Swift app taking too long to compile? and how to use #available.
Privacy on the Blockchain
Blockchains are a powerful technology, as regular readers of the blog already likely agree. They allow for a large number of interactions to be codified and carried out in a way that greatly increases reliability, removes business and political risks associated with the process being managed by a central entity,...
Issue 233
iOS 9.3, Xcode 7.3 and iTC updates. CoreDragon brings drag and drop to your iPad apps and How does onboard you.
The last Blog Post
The time is gone, the song is over, Thought I'd something more to say. -- Pink Floyd It is with no small amount of sadness that I must bid ye farewell. Like The Floyd’s work, in the time I’ve been involved with Ethereum, I’ve sampled the full gamut of...
ÐΞVgrants Update and New Funding
If DEVCON1 proved anything in spades, it was certainly the enthusiasm, creativity, and momentum of the Ethereum developer community. Utilizing the never-before-seen potential unleashed by the Ethereum World Computer, our small-but-growing community is not just re-imagining money (or even just re-imagining the Internet)... It is also re-imagining and delivering alternative...
Issue 232
Details of the Swift 2.2 release process. Refactoring for Swift projects and should all apps be purchasable from the web?
Ethereum Foundation Internal Update
Now that Ethereum has launched and is rapidly nearing its Homestead phase, over the last few months we at the Ethereum Foundation have finally had the chance to have some breathing room and plan our strategies with a more long-term view. From a development perspective, we have now started in...
Understanding Serenity, Part 2: Casper
Special thanks to Vlad Zamfir for introducing the idea of by-block consensus and convincing me of its merits, alongside many of the other core ideas of Casper, and to Vlad Zamfir and Greg Meredith for their continued work on the protocol In the last post in this series, we...
Understanding Serenity, Part I: Abstraction
Special thanks to Gavin Wood for prompting my interest into abstraction improvements, and Martin Becze, Vlad Zamfir and Dominic Williams for ongoing discussions. For a long time we have been public about our plans to continue improving the Ethereum protocol over time and our long development roadmap, learning from...
Issue 229
Phil Schiller takes responsibility for the App Stores. Craig Federighi on the Talk Show & the a community proposal is accepted to the Swift project.
Issue 228
Open source Swift, one week on. How does Swift implement weak pointers? and how is the Apple TV App Store doing?
Ethereum in practice part 3: how to build your own transparent bank on the blockchain
This is the third and final post on a series on how to use the Ethereum Wallet to create your own autonomous organisations. On the first post we detailed how to create a token, and on the second we shown how to generate a digital democracy controlled by these tokens....
Ethereum in practice part 2: how to build a better democracy in under a 100 lines of code
This is a second post on a series on how to use the current Ethereum tools to build smart contracts without needing programming experience. Download the latest version of the Ethereum Wallet, read the first part and let's have fun! Creating a token is fun, but what is the...
Issue 227
Swift.org is here! New package managers and Foundation being re-implemented in Swift. What a week!
Ethereum in practice part 1: how to build your own cryptocurrency without touching a line of code
A lot of things have happened in the past few weeks in the Ethereum ecosystem, so many that it might be hard for a casual observer to understand where we are and what's available out there. So I would like to use my first post here to give you an...
Issue 226
Want to build your back end in Swift as well as your iOS apps? Get to grips with storyboard references and how to fix a bad UI.
Applications of Security Deposits and Prediction Markets You Might Not Have Thought About
Special thanks to Vlad Zamfir for his work in developing many of the ideas behind prediction markets for content curation. For the past six years, people have been searching to try to find those elusive applications of blockchain technology that could finally break out into the mainstream. For cryptocurrency,...
Issue 225
Do we need a padOS? Interacting with the new stylus from code and can you diff binary plist files?
Merkling in Ethereum
Merkle trees are a fundamental part of what makes blockchains tick. Although it is definitely theoretically possible to make a blockchain without Merkle trees, simply by creating giant block headers that directly contain every transaction, doing so poses large scalability challenges that arguably puts the ability to trustlessly use blockchains...
Issue 224
Major iTunes Connect changes. Tech Talks announced, focusing on tvOS and where can you use "where"?
Stateful Turing-Complete Policies
One of the major security challenges of the internet over the last twenty years has consistently been the rather simple problem of securing user accounts. Right now, users have accounts with hundreds of websites, and dozens of passwords, leading to large numbers of