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• Post #3814357

  Developing SwiftUI Views with TDD: Red, Green, Refactor, Integrate https://qualitycoding.org/swiftui-tdd-fake-it-till-you-make-it-part-2/ #TDD

• Post #3647235

  So, it's AI-augmented waterfall.

• Post #3266464

  🧪 TDD + ViewInspector: Writing Your First Failing SwiftUI Test https://qualitycoding.org/swiftui-tdd-first-failing-test-part-1/ #TDD

• Post #3266463

  "Recognizing Code that Resists Unit Testing" Developers writing for Apple platforms often struggle with unit testing. "Here is my code. I don't see how to write a unit test for it." When this happens, the code is trying to raise a red flag about its design. There's something about it that resists testing. In this talk, you'll learn what kinds of dependencies make testing difficult and what to do about them. https://www.youtube.com/watch...

• Post #3266462

  🧪 TDD + ViewInspector: Writing Your First Failing SwiftUI Test https://qualitycoding.org/swiftui-tdd-first-failing-test-part-1/ #iOSDev

• Post #3266461

  Mocks often make unit tests easier to write. But how do we mock, when Swift is strict about types? The trick is to use Swift's protocols and extensions. https://qualitycoding.org/swift-mocking/

• Post #3266460

  As I set AI loose on a refactoring, I remind it: "move in small steps running tests frequently"

• Post #3266459

  From Zero Tests to TDD: Your SwiftUI Testing Journey Starts Here 👣 https://qualitycoding.org/swiftui-tdd-first-failing-test-part-1/ #SwiftUI

• Post #3266458

  Released new version of Discovery Tree skill. Thanks to @GaryAsh for the contributions! https://github.com/jonreid/DiscoveryTreeSkill

• Post #3266455

  🙈 You wouldn't ship backend code without tests. Why are we shipping SwiftUI without unit tests? Let's fix that. https://qualitycoding.org/swiftui-tdd-first-failing-test-part-1/ #TDD

• Post #3266446

  You have a Swift optional value. How can you write an XCTest assertion to verify it, while getting the most from any assertion failures? The answer is: "It depends." https://qualitycoding.org/unit-test-optionals-swift/

• Post #3266438

  Just starting to watch the #WWDC keynote. Oh hey, they highlight the most egregious things about Liquid Glass that will be "improved" in iOS 27, meaning fixed. Meanwhile, here's my lovely face on iOS 26:

• Post #2254895

  What if there were a way to get feedback on your code every time you compiled? Find problems in code more quickly by taking your Xcode warnings to the max. https://qualitycoding.org/xcode-warnings/

• Post #1967979

  🌟 I'm on the Job Hunt! 🌟 Two decades of experience with Objective-C + Swift. iOS developer: I've worked on apps for Fortune 100 companies. Author of iOS Unit Testing by Example: I'm a leading expert in iOS unit testing, refactoring, and TDD. Technical agile coach: I know how to ship value sooner, increase flow, reduce waste, and level up developer skills. Remote work for 7 years: I know how to have closer collaboration remotely than most teams have in-office. Please boo...

• Post #768167

  My household, overrun by the grandkids, is more agile/lean than your team. And that's mainly due to my wonderful wife. I observe: - Frequent check-ins: "How are you doing? Is there anything I can do to make your life easier?" - Frequent evaluation: "Is this working? How can it be better?" - Frequent adaptation: "Well, this is the direction things are going, so let's change our approach." - Constant tidying to keep up with con...