Posted on November 12, 2015
ARC TO THE RESCUE! To prevent the aforementioned situation, Apple introduced, still supported, developed and also implemented in Swift, the MRR extension, where whole procedures of retaining and releasing references are automated. This mechanism, known as ARC (Automatic Reference Counting) allowed programmers to almost entirely focus on the functionality by freeing them from memory management designing
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Posted on October 28, 2015
Nowadays Node.js is getting more and more popular, so I decided to compare it with some other server – Tornado. The first one is written in JavaScript, the latter in Python, so the outcome should be obvious. But is it? Let’s find out! In my comparison I have used 3 kinds of tests: Writing to
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Posted on October 22, 2015
Every software which wants to use a memory, before doing so, has to reserve an appropriate amount of space for itself first. Because of the fact, that nowadays apps are not independent and work within the operating systems that are responsible among the others, for the allocation of resources between active programs, such reserved memory
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Posted on October 14, 2015
Nowadays websites are very often displayed on many different devices, such as phones, tablets, desktops, TV screens and even watches. It forces developers to create websites using Responsive Web Design technique. In other words – we have to design pages in such a way, that they will adapt to the size of given device. The
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Posted on October 6, 2015
In few years of my working experience I met a lot of additional programs, which can allow you to work better. Therefore I can tell you which of them proved to be the best. Let me introduce you simple, free and useful project management apps. Helpfull not only for project managers in software agencies, but
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