The Good, the Bad, and the Unexpected Replacing a development machine sounds simple enough: install your tools, copy your projects, sign in to your accounts, and get back to work. In reality, moving a developer workstation from one MacBook to another is a little more involved. Especially when your setup includes Android, iOS, Kotlin Multiplatform, […]
The setup. My MacBook Air almost ran out of disk space, so I started deleting iOS Simulators. One of them, an iPhone 17, refused to go. Resetting it from Xcode’s UI and from xcrun simctl both failed the same way, and so did a reboot: How the simulator deletes a device? I figured out, it
TL;DR All Docker-in-Docker (dind) jobs of the pipeline now run on autoscaling AKS runners instead of the few docker-tagged VM runners. Each job runs dind as a GitLab service in a privileged pod. No node changes, no extra VMs, and the CI change was mostly one tag. The problem was queueing. The first job of
The symptom After upgrading the Gradle wrapper from 9.6.1 to 9.7 or newer (9.8.2 in my case), every Gradle sync in IntelliJ IDEA 2026.2.3 on macOS ended in a red “failed” state: It happened on a Kotlin Multiplatform/Android project and on a plain one-module Java WAR project. Going back to Gradle 9.6.1 made the sync
In one afternoon, Claude Code went from reading stack traces I pasted in to reading Crashlytics itself: about 20 issues across two products, sorted into fixed, planned, noise and “look closer”, with no copy-paste. The app is a Kotlin Multiplatform calendar and note-taking app shipped as two products: Tools for Boox on Onyx e-ink tablets
From an Android handwriting planner to iPad and Apple Pencil. A long-awaited milestone in my indie development journey. After years of development, dozens of releases, a cross-platform rewrite, and ten days in Apple’s review queue, I’m happy to announce that Scribble Calendar & Planner is now available on the Apple App Store! Get Scribble Calendar
A couple of months ago I wrote about my adventures with the Kubernetes Gateway API and Cilium: https://enaplo.hu/2026/07/03/deploying-cilium-gateway-api/ If you haven’t read it, the short version is: it should have been easy, it wasn’t, and I ended up running an older Gateway API version together with an experimental TLSRoute CRD because Cilium 1.19.5 still expected
Van egy Unityben fejlesztett játékom, a Power of Planets, amely nagyjából 14 éve van fenn a Google Play Store-ban. Az iOS-verzió elkészítése ezért nem egy új játék fejlesztését jelentette: maga a játék és a backend már régóta működik, a cél egyszerűen az volt, hogy elkészüljön egy megfelelő iOS build. Azt gondoltam, hogy ez majd nagyjából
Hosszú lesz, és nem tudom, honnan kezdjek neki. A választások után rögtön megkezdődött a Tisza szigetekben a szétesés, a mienkben is, először arra gondoltam, hogy egyszerűen az ún. poszt-kampány szindrómában szenvedünk… megnyertük a választást, nem is kicsit, hanem nagyon, és hirtelen nincs mit csinálni… volt egy igen erős közös cél, fix határidővel, egyénekre lebontható konkrét