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Advancements in artificial intelligence ( AI) and machine learning has enabled the evolution of mobile applications that we see today.

With all the recent data breaches, privacy has become an important topic. Almost every app communicates over the network, so it's important to consider the security of user information. In this post, you'll learn the current best practices for securing the communications of your Android app.

Join me on my quest to uncover the hidden path, and find out what we should have been trying to achieve all along.

This post describes the goals, release process, and estimated schedule for Swift 5.0.

Just be careful of putting explosives on the far side of the moon

That should solve all our problems

Well, they are all about sharing

But IPv6 addresses are so easy to remember and share

Here's my shorter version: Yup

Invent different

"You're on ten here, all the way up, all the way up, all the way up, you're on ten. Where can you go from there?"

One website is easier than multiple Post-It notes

Remove pointers from the language?

"Everything, everything, everything, everything, everything is awful"

Who's paying?

Dude, where'd that file go?

Is it bad I couldn't see the elephant either?

Does the AI wear a tie and insist everything should be more complicated than it needs to be?

"Each morning I get up with the sun, start a hopping"

So your data will be shared between hackings?

It just looks you up on HaveIBeenPwned.com and fills in the results?

Now with all those great new features like ... uhm... and uhhh...

"If you walk away, I will follow"