In64 CharactersbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Aug 28, 2020What’s new in Telephone 1.5Telephone 1.5 is there, and it supports encryption.
In64 CharactersbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Mar 3, 2020What is VoIPVoice over IP is a way of having phone calls via the Internet or local computer network. Calls on Face Time, Skype, WhatsApp, Messenger…A response icon1A response icon1
In64 CharactersbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Dec 21, 2018Ten years of TelephoneEarlier this week, Telephone turned 10. On December 17, 2008, I released the first version 0.8 to the public. It was on Google Code — a…
In64 CharactersbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Nov 22, 2018What’s new in Telephone 1.4It’s been quite some time since the last release and I’m glad to present Telephone 1.4 to you.
In64 CharactersbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Jan 15, 2018What’s new in Telephone 1.3Telephone 1.3 has been released and I’m thrilled to tell you about this update.
IniOS App DevelopmentbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Dec 19, 2016Overblown DelegatesOver a year ago I stopped using NSNotifications and KVO in favor of a plain old observer pattern. Here’s what I have to say after using it…
InSwift ProgrammingbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Aug 8, 2016The Conciseness of SwiftAfter writing in Swift for about a year almost exclusively, I sometimes forget how concise it is compared to Objective-C. Especially when…A response icon1A response icon1
Alexey Kuznetsov·Apr 26, 2016Too Many Private MethodsThe refactoring in the previous article stopped at breaking down a big public method into several smaller and private ones. While the…A response icon1A response icon1
InSwift ProgrammingbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Dec 22, 2015Why Swift guard Should Be AvoidedA lot has been told about the guard statement since its appearance in Swift. Indeed, it simplifies code and makes it more readable. But is…A response icon12A response icon12
IniOS App DevelopmentbyAlexey Kuznetsov·Dec 15, 2015View Event Testing in SwiftSeparating Presentation and Event Handling ConcernsA response icon1A response icon1
