Category iOS

conferences
Apple WWDC 2019 recap

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Federico Ojeda

It’s been a week since WWDC 2019 – Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference. That may sound like a long time, but it hasn’t been enough to fully grasp everything that was announced given that this was one of the...
4  min read
June 18, 2019
iOS
What is Apple MFi and how to use it?

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Federico Ojeda

As you may already know, handheld devices these days are able to do a lot more than just show basic applications. Mobile devices can do a wide range of things, from accessing your bank account to managing your...
2  min read
October 4, 2018
architecture
Our template for creating scalable Swift apps

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Mauricio Cousillas

At Moove It we work hard to create beautiful, scalable and maintainable iOS apps. To achieve this, we have tried different architectures over time, such as the classic Model View Controller (MVC); View, Interactor, Presenter, Entity and Router (VIPER);...
4  min read
April 13, 2018
devsnack
Accessibility for iOS Apps

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Maximiliano Casal

DevSnack #60: When building a new application sometimes developers must consider that it is going to be used by plenty of people, in different situations, some of them with special needs. iOS provides a fantastic opportunity to deliver apps with an...
2  min read
September 30, 2016
android
Hybrid Mobile Development

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José María Aguerre

DevSnack #19: Developing a mobile app could result in something difficult for someone with little to no background in mobile development. However, building a hybrid app with native navigation and web content simplifies the task. The following list...
2  min read
December 11, 2015
android
Lexis, Semiotics and Taxonomy for an efficient Information Architecture

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Regina Acosta

DevSnack #18: Good design is not only the appearance but the functionality of a product. Words communicate meaning, so first we have to define the basics. An efficient architecture is a consistency between lexis, semiotics, and taxonomy. This is...
2  min read
December 4, 2015
Best practices
How to implement multitasking in iOS?

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Lucas Diez de Medina

Up until iOS 8, Apple didn’t allow applications to run in a multitasking environment, except for during very specific and limited amounts of time: that is, when an application was sent to the background, the application only had...
4  min read
October 9, 2015
android
Mobile Meetup Montevideo

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Michel Golffed

August has been a very exciting month for mobile app developers in Uruguay. Last Thursday took place the first Mobile Meetup Montevideo during this year.
2  min read
August 27, 2015