18h ago · 8 min read · A technical deep-dive into Apple's Private Relay, the email problem nobody warns you about, and how we solved it without annoying our users. The iOS Gold Rush When we launched Mirova.ai on Android, G
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Mar 3 · 8 min read · Pkl: Apple's Configuration Language for Type-Safe Config Configuration files are a quiet source of production incidents. A YAML file with a wrong indentation level. A JSON file missing a required field. A Terraform variable set to "true" (string) in...
Join discussionFeb 25 · 6 min read · How File Systems Shape Performance, Reliability, and Everyday Computing Most people interact with file systems every day without ever thinking about them. You save a file. You delete a folder. You copy data to a drive. And it just works. But undernea...
Join discussionFeb 19 · 6 min read · If you're an iOS developer, you already know: Xcode 26.3 just dropped with AI agents built-in. Not autocomplete. Not "AI suggestions." Full-on Xcode AI agents — Claude and Codex, integrated directly into the IDE, capable of multi-file refactors, test...
Join discussionFeb 11 · 2 min read · As I dive deeper into Swift and modern concurrency, I realized how crucial understanding callbacks and completion handlers is for writing robust and clean code. While both seem similar, here’s a quick differentiation: What are Callbacks? Callbacks a...
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Feb 12 · 6 min read · In today’s digital era, accessing government services should be seamless, transparent, and user-friendly. Aaple Sarkar — meaning “Our Government” in Marathi — is Maharashtra’s flagship e-governance portal that brings hundreds of citizen-centric servi...
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Feb 12 · 5 min read · SwiftUI Navigation Stack: Modern iOS Navigation Patterns The Mobile App That Took 6 Months (And How to Do It in 6 Weeks) Last year, our team rebuilt our mobile app from scratch. Here's what actually worked. Table of Contents Mobile Development in 20...
Join discussionFeb 11 · 4 min read · In the age of digital transactions, convenience often walks hand-in-hand with concerns about security. When you tap your phone at a checkout counter, you aren’t actually handing over your credit card details in the way you might imagine. Instead, you...
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Feb 8 · 14 min read · I remember the day I unboxed my first real smartphone. Everything was instant. Apps launched before my thumb even fully lifted off the screen. Scrolling felt like butter. The camera opened in a snap. It was, by every measure, the fastest device I had...
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