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Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli15 Jul 2026
Revisiting the Modular iOS Architecture @ Just Eat from 2019 addressing previous limitations and refining the vocabulary When I published Modular iOS Architecture @ Just Eat in December 2019...
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli13 Apr 2026
Most developers never question where their CLI tools come from. You run brew install swiftlint, it works, and you move on.
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli13 Jul 2025
Overview It's common for iOS teams to rely on various CLI tools such as SwiftLint, Tuist, and Fastlane. These tools are often installed in different ways.
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli6 Jun 2025
Introduction It's very difficult to have GenAI not hallucinate when in comes to Swift Package Registry.
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli3 Jan 2024
Originally published on the Just Eat Takeaway Engineering Blog. How Just Eat Takeaway.com leverage AWS, Packer, Terraform and GitHub Actions to manage a CI stack of macOS runners.
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli29 Oct 2023
Prelude Fastlane is widely used by iOS teams all around the world. It became the standard de facto to automate common tasks such as building apps, running tests, and uploading builds to App Store...
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli5 Jul 2023
Overview Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides EC2 Mac instances commonly used as CI workers. Configuring them can be either a manual or an automated process, depending on the DevOps and Platform...
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli23 Jul 2021
Originally published on the Just Eat Takeaway Engineering Blog. Overview In this article, we’ll discuss the way our mobile teams have evolved the Continuous Integration (CI) stack over the recent...
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli16 Jun 2021
Originally published on the Just Eat Takeaway Engineering Blog. We have presented our modular iOS architecture in a previous article and I gave a talk at Swift Heroes 2020 about it.
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli24 May 2020
Problem I wrote the first version of iHarmony in 2008. It was the very first iOS app I gave birth to, combining my passion for music and programming.
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli6 Jan 2020
In this article, I try to summarize the bare minimum one needs to know to add internationalization support to an iOS app. Localizations, locales, timezones, date and currency formatting...
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli19 Dec 2019
The journey we took to restructure our mobile apps towards a modular architecture. Originally published on the Just Eat Engineering Blog.
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