How LinkedIn Uses Objective-C

The article discusses Christine's journey from graphic design to mobile engineering at LinkedIn, highlighting her experiences with internal mobility and training programs.

The article discusses the implementation of keyword search functionality in LinkedIn Talent Insights (LTI) using Apache Pinot.

The article discusses the open sourcing of LinkedIn's Day View UI Library aimed at simplifying meeting scheduling through an integrated calendar feature in LinkedIn Messenger.

The article discusses the open sourcing of Bluepill, a tool developed to run iOS UI tests in parallel using multiple simulators on a single machine.

The article discusses the engineering infrastructure at LinkedIn that supports test tracking across various platforms, including iOS, Android, and web.

The article discusses Rocket Data, a non-blocking, immutable model management system designed for iOS applications.

The article discusses the challenges of stabilizing automated UI tests, particularly in the context of LinkedIn's iOS mobile app development.

The article discusses the development experience of the SlideShare iOS app using Swift, highlighting the advantages of Swift's syntax, safety features, and interoperability with Objective-C.

Hakawai is an open-source Objective-C library designed for iOS that enhances the standard UITextView with additional functionalities, including a mentions-enabled text view.

The article discusses SlideShare's initial experience developing their first iOS app using Swift, detailing the challenges and successes encountered during the process.

The article discusses the open-source release of Isaac, an Objective-C library designed to parse JSON into models, significantly improving code quality and reducing crash rates in iOS applications.

The article discusses a Tech Talk featuring Mike Ash, focusing on the Objective-C runtime and its significance for Cocoa developers.