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by jparishy 10y ago
Almost, kinda related is this Invisbilia episode that's pretty interesting about a blind man that uses directed clicking in his mouth as a way of "seeing via echolocation". They talk about how it activates similar parts of th
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by jparishy 10y ago
RunSwiftLang.com's Swift interpreter component runs on OS X to make use of the native Foundation libraries. Not a huge app (Ruby/Sinatra) in of itself but fits the bill.
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORD — Remote, Central NJ (Office in Princeton) My site is http://juliusparishy.com/ and my email address is hello@juliusparishy.com To get straight to the point, I'm an expert iOS developer with skills across
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK, Remote, Central NJ Hi, I'm Julius! I'm a software developer with 10 years experience and I specialize in iOS development. 2015 was a great year and you may have seen some of my work around: - Charlie App's iOS a
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by jparishy 11y ago
This is cool but I think it's misleading to say that Swift is a good option for starting a web backend project _today_, at least for anything that's not hobby work. The folks at Apple update the dev builds so frequently that in my
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Princeton, NJ; Remote. Hi! I'm Julius and my specialty is iOS development! I run the mobile dev company JayMobile ( http://jaymobile.io ) where I act as President and the main developer. Contact: julius@jaymobi
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by jparishy 11y ago
Seems strange to me that you cannot afford the "great options" if you're getting bigger clients! QuickBooks costs $10/mo, and the competitors like FreshBooks are in the same range (~$12/mo). I use QB and am quite ha
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Princeton, NJ; Remote Hi! I'm Julius and I do freelance iOS development and run the agency, JayMobile. We mostly write iOS apps but we also do backend API development. I'm currently doing bookings for January 2016 a
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - New Jersey, New York, Remote Hi! I am a freelance iOS developer. I specialize in building apps for startups! Previously, I've worked for Fitocracy and this year I've helped launch Charlie App's iOS app. I have
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by jparishy 11y ago
Pretty cool, fellow Julius!
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by jparishy 11y ago
Not entirely related but just reading this brought back a lot of memories of the PSP homebrew scene. I miss those days. Idolizing Dark_Alex was what got me into software. ##psp-programming represent!
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Show HN: TestAPNS – PostMan for iOS Push Notifications, Makes Testing Easy(testapns.com)
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Adding Unit Tests to Your iOS App
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK, Princeton, NJ (& Remote) I'm Julius, a freelancer from New Jersey. I also run the agency JayMobile. You can find a portfolio at our website: http://jaymobile.io/ After working at Fitocracy for 2 years
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK (sort of!) - Based in Princeton, New Jersey, Mostly Remote Only Hi, I'm Julius and I'm a freelance software developer. Currently, I'm booked through the rest of the year myself but I like to post here every month
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Princeton, NJ. Local candidates only, with a liberal WFH policy Hiya, I'm working on a project for a client that's looking to expand their product to Android. I'm currently building the iOS app and overse
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by jparishy 11y ago
There's an active subreddit for discussing Financial Independence (FI) that often links to MMM and recommends his blog to people interested in learning about the topic. If you liked the article, you might find the community there inter
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by jparishy 11y ago
Pretty cool. Ever since going solo I've wondered why more development conferences aren't in tropical locations so it can double as a vacation :-) I worked at an agency that did work for pharmaceutical companies and doctors/m
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by jparishy 11y ago
Nice to see other devs in the area — good luck with your search!
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by jparishy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - NJ/NYC/Remote Hiya! I'm Julius & I'm a freelance iOS developer. I do most projects remotely from my co-working space in Princeton, NJ but I'm generally open to negotiating other arrangements. You
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by jparishy 11y ago
Excellent band to see live if you haven't yet :-)
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by jparishy 12y ago
I did this around October of last year out of necessity and started doing it because I wanted to in January. So far it's going quite well. Here's roughly what I did: First, read everything patio11 and Brennan Dunn have written on
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by jparishy 12y ago
Xamarin is a good option. You can also write your logic & rendering code in C++, which you should be able to share across those platforms.
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by jparishy 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Princeton, NJ; remote only! I'm a freelance iOS developer in New Jersey. I build apps for small businesses and startups. Get in touch! Contact Info: hello@juliusparishy.com http://www.juliusparishy.c
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by jparishy 12y ago
Well, for new developers they might not put together "we use this calling convention" with "and that means you can find things like self, _cmd, or the exception that was thrown in these registers ... which can ease debugging
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by jparishy 12y ago
This is a really great read, especially for new iOS developers who haven't picked up a ton of debugging tricks from experience alone. In particular the section "Calling Conventions 101" contains a lot of very useful informati
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Variable Types in Swift for Objective-C Developers(juliusparishy.com)
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by jparishy 12y ago
SEEKING WORK — Remote in Princeton, NJ or on-site in NYC if necessary ---- Hi, I'm Julius! I do freelance iOS development for startups and local small businesses. - I work mostly in Objective-C with some Swift these days. I also do Pyt
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by jparishy 12y ago
Same here. Shout out to the ##psp-programming crew from Freenode. So many memories!
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Swift Optionals for the Objective-C Developer(juliusparishy.com)
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