Karsten Gresch

If Apple is not going to remove the Exposure Notification API on iOS, I'm going to remove Apple.

The so-long-ago predecessor of Mimo, Swifty, was a nice little tool to get basically acquainted with the syntax of the Swift programming language. It cost around 3 bucks and introduced you to the very foundations of Swift in a funny, amicable way, through multiple choice questions. I assume, the targeted audience were developers who just wanted to get an initial sense for the language (below...

This is freaking awesome technology! Can't wait hacking around. Well done.

Now that Parse has shut down, many mobile devs are on the hunt for another mobile BaaS. fabric could definitely be one of them - excellent integration. Bootstrap for Backend ;)

M. Tamra Chandler, CEO of the strategic HR consultancy Peoplefirm, weaves her practical experience with the latest academic research findings. The traditional performance management has so many flaws, discourages people and misleads talent that it can be understood to be completely broken. For me, this book was an eye-opener as it confirms my gut feelings which I weren't able verbalizing - up...

Incredibly great tool. Thanks @danielchooper for bringing this into the world! I was amazed to see that I can copy'n paste Sketch layers into a Principle artboard, so all existing whiteboard items can be reused. If you don't follow @MengTo 's approach (designcode.io) and directly do IxD w/ XCode's Storyboard + Spring (https://github.com/MengTo/Spring), this is definitely the tool for you. Wish...

Stumbling upon this title, I was afraid looking at another cheesy 'GET-RICH-NOW' scam. As the Amazon reviews of this book were not only enthusiastic, but often knowledgeable and detailed, I decided to get the Kindle version. I found out that this book is the ultimate deconstruction of achieving individual wealth. Structured in eight parts and 45 chapters and over 300 so called "Fastlane...

Thanks to the guys from GitHub, it gets pretty easy choosing the matching license for an OSS project. Said the lawyer ;)