Ugo Arangino

This article is about how to make better data-driven decisions. A/B tests are one of the strongest tools for that, and one of the easiest to misuse. Following the example of a single checkout button: what a real test is, what separates signal from noise, when it fits, and how to run one you can trust.

Swift 6.3 ships an official Android SDK. A first look at the swift-java bridge, the JNI tooling, the build flow, and what is realistic to use today.

How a technical interview question about sorting a trillion names sent me down the rabbit hole of Swift's standard library sort implementation.

I co-relaunched CocoaHeads Cologne after a multi-year break. Here is how the first meetup went and why a healthy local iOS community matters. Next event: WWDC 2026 keynote watch party on June 8 at STARTPLATZ Köln.

How Google's TurboQuant compresses the KV cache of large language models by 4.5x with no accuracy loss, and why that matters beyond the data center.

What actually happens when an LLM runs out of memory, and why extending context windows is harder than it sounds.

Why automation pays off even when it takes longer than the task itself. The real cost isn't the task, it's the context switch around it.

A comprehensive guide to selecting the right Swift types: from simple scalars to complex reference types for better performance and safety.

Explore Swift 6.2's structured approach to concurrency with new compiler attributes, feature flags, and SwiftPM configuration for safer, clearer async programming.

Comprehensive WWDC 2025 summary for iOS engineers covering iOS 26 Liquid Glass design, Swift 6.2 concurrency improvements, Xcode 26 AI integration, SwiftUI 3D capabilities, UIKit reactive programming, Apple Intelligence frameworks, and new developer tools.

Apple holt mit innovativen On-Device- und Server-KI-Modellen auf: extreme Quantisierung, Private Cloud Compute mit Verschlüsselung und nahtlose Swift-Integration zeigen strategische Positionierung zwischen Datenschutz und Alltagstauglichkeit.