MartinRogalla

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   by MartinRogalla 11y ago

   I work with feature branches for iOS development as follows: Whenever I want to create a new feature or fix a bug, I create a new branch. I am responsible to rebase and keep the branch up-to-date until it is reviewed and merged. When the b
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   by MartinRogalla 11y ago

   Have been doing iOS programming with Swift 2.5 days per week for a bit less than a year now. The first step I took was to read through Apple's Official Swift Language Guide[0]. After completing this I followed the Stanford course on iO
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   by MartinRogalla 11y ago

   I can't really give a comment on this, since I haven't developed on a 8GB MBP. I think you should just expect a performance decrease once you're running your VMs next to your development setup. If you run XCode with your iOS
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   by MartinRogalla 11y ago

   I recently bought a 2015 13" MBP w/ 16GB precisely for professional iOS development. Works like a dream and is amazingly portable. I would really suggest to get 16GB memory if you're looking to run multiple vagrant boxes. Sp
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   by MartinRogalla 11y ago

   That is incorrect. I'm writing this on a 2015 13" MBP w/ 16GB.