Gorgeous view on my way in to work this morning. Feeling blessed.
Feeling lucky to be a dad today. Halloween is such a magical time! π
Found a gorgeous old building in Mt. Tabor park out walking in Portland last night
π π§ Star Wars: Vision of the Future
By Timothy Zahn
π§ͺ UI-TDD with Xcode Part II
As I wrote about last month, I was able to speak at Cocoaheads on some work we have been doing with Xcode UI Testing. I am speaking again tonight at a different Cocoaheads group, which is exciting for me.
I had created a sample project for my presentation last month, but lost the project when my computer died and had to get the logic board replaced. I have recreated the sample project, and am happy to share it here:
And just in case you would like to download the slides for reference, here is a link to the PDF:
And you can view a recording of the presentation here:
π π§ Star Wars: The Last Command
By Timothy Zahn
π π§ Star Wars: Dark Force Rising
By Timothy Zahn
π π§ Star Wars: Heir to the Empire
By Timothy Zahn
π Rules of Deception
By Christopher Reich
Feeling like a lucky guy today. Brought my daughter to a teen motivational conference and my wife encouraged me to take the day to relax and recharge. π°π»πβΊοΈ
π π Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory, and the Conquest of Everest
By Wade Davis
Just before the dark, a brilliant burst of light
At a Cocoaheads meetup listening to a presentation on shortcuts and tricks in Xcode. I was reminded how important it is to keep learning and realize that you will never know everything. New knowledge can always come from unexpected sources.
π§ͺ UI-TDD with Xcode
Last week I had the opportunity to present at our local Cocoaheads meetup. At work, I have been focused on testing more as of late, and have been working to get our UI tests in much better shape.
I adapted an approach that our Test Engineering department has been taking with automated tests for our web apps. Essentially, we create a page object to represent each screen in the app, and include all of the elements, actions, and verifications needed for that screen. Then the actual UI tests just reference the page objects using the exposed API of actions and verifications. As an example, this has changed a call from this:
XCUIApplication().tables.children(matching: .cell).element(boundBy: 0).staticTexts["2018-07-03 20:45:14 +0000"].tap()
to this:
.tapOnCell(at: 0)
.
I have really enjoyed the productivity boost this has given us, along with the safety and security of good test coverage and wanted to share this approach with the community. Included below is a PDF of my presentation.
Update: The talk was recorded and can be viewed here:
π π§ The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
By John M. Gottman
π π§ Radical Candor
By Kim Scott
I have felt pretty overwhelmed lately. Keeping everything I need to get done in Things has been a lifesaver. It’s so fulfilling to be able to check things off and know that I am getting the most important things done.
I have felt pretty overwhelmed lately. Keeping everything I need to get done in Things has been a lifesaver. It’s so fulfilling to be able to check things off and know that I am getting the most important things done.
π π§ Measure What Matters
By John Doerr
π₯ Mission: Impossible Fallout
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π The Haunted Mesa
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π π§ The Five Love Languages
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π₯ Jurassic World
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π π§ The Power of Vulnerability
By BrenΓ© Brown