We utilise a number of different programming languages for the various products that we build here at Double Negative. In keeping up to date with the development and progression of the various tools, frameworks, and paradigms that we use, I often find myself exposed to various 'buzzwords'. I

I recently released the updated and improved iOS application for an application that I have been working on. The application is image heavy within its functionality. Whilst testing the application it became apparent that the implemented image caching mechanisms were not appropriate for an inherently image heavy application. I delved

I have been building a web and mobile application which provides location functionality based on a complex integration with the Google Places API. Fortunately their web API is well documented, and given the scale of the data on offer is well covered with integration wrappers for the various appropriate programming

I was recently asked by a friend for some insight into the costs of having a multi-platform (Android and iOS) application developed. I thought that this might be something that a number of people would be interested in. As such here is my answer in blog post form. Windows Phone