Laziness-Driven Development in iOS Mobile Makers Chicago | April 2016 | by Ellen Shapiro spothero.com | justhum.com | designatednerd.com | @designatednerd
What is Laziness-Driven Development? » Smart reuse of code » Clear, Readable code » Removal of Stringly-typed code » Making smart decisions today to save yourself time and heartache tomorrow
Plugins Before Alcatraz » Download project » Build, run, install, » Restart Xcode, » Do the hokey pokey and turn yourself about. » Uninstall by hunting down obscure folder and then forgetting what the hell you were doing in there.
in conclusion » Centralize your code, make it easy to read, and keep it separated by purpose, so it's easy to fix. » Get rid of stringly-typed code so it's harder to break in the first place. » Use the tools other people have built to enhance your laziness, or build new tools yourself. » Best practices are secretly the lazy way to code.
image credits » Luca Nebuloni, Pasta with finocciona: https:// www.flickr.com/photos/nebulux/10708289086 » Tom Bech, Eurasian Wolf: https://www.flickr.com/ photos/viatorius/9358589025 » Michael D Beckwith, The Leeds Library: https:// www.flickr.com/photos/118118485@N05/16438065636/