AAR pt 14 (Security)

     

If you have not had a chance to read the first entry in the series for context, you can do so hereThis first part of this post will focus on security specifically. The second half will cover lessons learned with software tools in general, in a similar vein to my last Tools AAR entry. Security In security SHA1 = 160 bits, SHA2 = 256 or 512 bits, and SHA3 is the same size as SHA2 with some additional protections included.

Subscription Management

     

While working at Nautilus I’ve had to do a fair amount of subscription management on both iOS and Android platforms. Each platform has its nuances and gotchas, so I figured I would write a blog post detailing the processes for implementing and testing both. iOS iOS Subscriptions are controlled through Apple App Store Connect. Subscription Creation & Management Subscriptions can be viewed, created, modified, and deleted by selecting the relevant app in App Store Connect.

AAR pt 13 (Bluetooth)

     

If you have not had a chance to read the first entry in the series for context, you can do so hereSince I’ve been at Nautilus I’ve had to work with Bluetooth and the Internet of Things more closely than I have in any other point in my career. To make sure that I could speak at least somewhat cogently about the topics I’ve done a fair amount of study into both.

Google I/O 19

     

This year I had the good fortune to be able to attend Google I/O. It was my first time at I/O so I wasn’t terribly sure what to expect, other than it would be primarily outdoors. Overall it ended up being a great experience that I was able to get a lot of good notes out of. My session notes are below: Developer Keynote WorkManager and Navigation Controller have entered 1.

AAR pt 12 (C# and Azure)

     

If you have not had a chance to read the first entry in the series for context, you can do so hereLast weekend I went through my notebook and transcribed all of my hand-written lessons learned from the past year or so into my digital tracker. A big chunk of those entries were leftovers from my time at Steelcase. Since Steelcase is a ASP.NET core shop there were plenty of C# and Azure notes.