191: “Back to the future”

Update: 2022-11-24

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Building custom collection view layouts, introducing new features into a legacy code base, and managing patch releases while also working on a major new version of an app at the same time.

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191: “Back to the future”

John Sundell and Gui Rambo

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191: “Back to the future”

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191: “Back to the future”