InTextNow Engineering BlogbyKevin Cogliano·Feb 22, 2021The TextNow Job Interview ProcessOriginally published on Engineering.textnow.com, reprinted here by the kind permission of the author.
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyKevin Cogliano·Jan 18, 2021Transitioning Legacy Code As A DeveloperTransitioning legacy code as we developers all know, can be annoying. (Which is sort of like saying water can occasionally be wet.) But it…
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyKevin Cogliano·Jan 12, 2021Talking Product And GTM At The 2020 Product-Led FestivalNext week I’ll be presenting at the Product-Led Festival on Product and Go To Market (GTM) Strategy integration
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyKaylea Ellig·Oct 15, 2020Mental Health in Pandemic TimesSince the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a shift around the world to focussing more on mental health. Even those who…
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyQuinton Pryce·Oct 9, 2020Unit testing UIView framesIt is beneficial to unit test view frames.
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyKevin Cogliano·Sep 29, 2020Meet Our New Senior VP of Engineering: Former GOAT CTO Andy Shin!At TextNow, we’re all about offering exceptional phone service to everyone for free, or as close to free as possible. Providing reliable…
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyKevin Cogliano·Sep 10, 2020Moving Cross Platform WithWebRTCAs part of our upcoming series about or calling team’s efforts to transition our existing iOS/Android app to a cross platform C++ library…
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyChris Downey·Aug 10, 2020Invoking Lifecycle Methods With iOS 13’s Modal PresentationiOS 13 was legendaryA response icon1A response icon1
InTextNow Engineering BlogbyZachary Radford·Jul 23, 2020My Swift Student Challenge ExperienceEvery year ahead of the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), Apple announces a Swift Student Challenge as a chance for students to…
InText Your EnthusiasmbyMadison Holman·Jun 30, 2020The Art of Phone-tography: Taking Better Pictures On Your PhoneIt seems that everyone nowadays is out to capture the perfect shot. A picture is worth a thousand words, they say, but a great picture is…
