In this ninth episode, we talk about creating our apps in either coded UI using C# or using a dedicated markup language like XAML. We highlight the advantages and disadvantages and our personal preferences.

In this episode, we share some things we know about security in general, but also specific to mobile apps. Gerald had a hacking incident on one of his web apps which triggered us to explore what we actually know about security. It’s quite easy to make a mistake, and the internet is very unforgiving, people (or bots?) will exploit it in no time. Other than that we talk about SQL injection, open redirects, Have I Been Pwned, certificates and more!

After sharing our thoughts on the news from Apples WWDC 2020 event - including our take on the new macOS design and icons, we will pick Stevens brain on how to approach designing a mobile app. What are the things to be aware of and what tools do we use. Also, a good design is not only what meets the eye but should also keep in mind how to enable to use the app for visually impaired users.

We’re all mobile developers here and to get our apps out there for the world to enjoy (we hope) you can do a lot of manual labor or automate it. That’s what we’re going to be talking about today: automating your entire app lifecycle using DevOps: the good, the bad and the ugly. Since it just so happens that there are three of us, we’ll leave it up to you to decide who’s who 😉

Ever considered contributing to an Open Source project? In our fifth episode we discuss about contributing to open source projects. We discuss why and how to get started, what different ways there are to contribute and some of the interpersonal pitfalls that can arise when taking part in your open source endeavour.

Azure Functions have been around for a while and are Microsoft’s implementation of serverless computing. In this episode, we learn what Azure Functions are all about. Also, we will share with you our war stories from our own experience.