We're diving into the technologies we use for native product development in our next tech talk! Tuesday, 8/7 at 6pm PST. RSVP at airbnbmobile.splashthat.com. #iOS #Android

Have really enjoyed working with Westin in the past—if you need an iOS contractor hit him up!

I'm so excited to share github.com/airbnb/Magazin… - an iOS collection view layout that backs Airbnb's highest traffic screens. With support for lists and grids, self-sizing headers, and workarounds for UIKit crashes, MagazineLayout has been the clear choice for us over FlowLayout.

We’ve been using Swift at Airbnb for four years. The language has changed and our practices have too. Today, we’re sharing how we write Swift. link.medium.com/v77uCbN93T

We just deleted all of our manually-managed Xcode projects at work this week. Life is good.

Tuhin posted a great thread detailing the work we’ve been collaborating on over the past year to build a new interaction paradigm into the Airbnb app as part of our new design system. Was a blast to build, thrilled to finally launch it!

Sad to hear about the Automatic shutdown today—brings back fond memories of wrangling the iOS Bluetooth stack and going totally overboard with our ReactiveObjC rewrite

I’m excited to share github.com/airbnb/Horizon… -an iOS calendar view with a declarative, flexible API that enables all kinds of designs to be implemented. With features like tooltips and date range indicators, HorizonCalendar has been key to making Airbnb's search experience great!

thanks @airbnbeng for financial contribution to Sourcery opencollective.com/sourcery 🎉😊

Just authored a post on the Airbnb Engineering blog detailing the story behind Epoxy, our newly open sourced library for building UIKit apps declaratively in Swift. Epoxy has transformed thew way we build iOS features at Airbnb—take a look! medium.com/airbnb-enginee…

So excited to see this cross the finish line—we had no clue if it would even be possible to power Lottie with Core Animation when first investigating these perf issues. Thankfully Cal stepped up and got it working, and in a way that will enable a seamless migration too. Hats off!

Today we released Lottie 4.0 for iOS! The new Core Animation rendering engine is now enabled by default, significantly improving performance for supported animations medium.com/airbnb-enginee…

Cal’s been crushing it at all things motion this year—check out his write up on Airbnb’s declarative transition framework that has finally allowed us to build all the wild shared element transitions our designers dream up, even on super tight release timelines

won’t be posting here any more, see y’all on mastodon ✌️