Software By Miles

Great write up on the perspective of an iOS dev. I agree with the economics of a small team or an established expertise in JS.

Although, my preference is not to use RN, but use a native webview and whatever JS framework you want. Learn the iOS and Android code necessary to set it all up, and pick and choose what should be…

I don’t want your app

There’s no denying that the App Store brought a new wave of innovation, but has that wave crested? Personally, I hope so.

Startups & Vacation

I just got back from a five day vacation marking a special occasion for my wife & I. I’m also the CTO of a venture backed…

CTO = Engineering + Product

This week Twitter announced their 2015 Q4 earnings and on that call, they briefly mentioned a change in their organizational structure that I think should be mentioned more amongst startup makers like myself. They announced that they moved all of their Engineering, Design, and…

Preach brother preach. Stay simple until you absolutely need to in all things. On the web, CDNs like Netlify and CloudFront are so powerful and simple to use that you always win by staying static if you can.

Early Stages of a CMS: Custom HTML

Startups, especially, evolve from doing things manually in the beginning to something more complicated, like a full-fledged open source CMS. That process of going from super simple to super complex, from both a business and technical perspective, is really interesting…

iOS Certificates & Provisioning Profiles

A simple explanation if you’re overwhelmed.

For a new iOS developer, they can be really confusing. You have an app that you simply want other people to be able to test on their device, and you get…