Ben Gottlieb

I've been working with Swift since the day it was announced, and it's been my primary development language for over five years. I've been writing Objective C code for nearly twenty years, and think it's a great language, but Swift is much more expressive and fun for me.

I've been working with SwiftUI since its introduction. I've released several applications using it. I've also been working with the new additions announced at WWDC20, and getting up to speed with them.

I've been working on macOS since OS X 10.0, and iOS since before the iPhone SDK was announced. I've written dozens of apps, tools, and libraries in Objective-C, and consider it one of Apple's greatest strengths. Objective-C is a flexible, dynamic tool that lets you get the most out of iOS and macOS.

I've been working on apps for iOS since before the SDK was released in 2008. I've had apps on the store since day 1 (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/crosswords/id688876601?mt=8, among others), and have worked on several dozen large iOS apps. I love the freedom that mobile offers, and the ability to convert a blank sheet of glass into almost anything.

I've been a professional iOS developer since before the AppStore or the iPhone SDK.

I've been developing on the Mac since Mac OS 9, and have been writing Cocoa apps since Mac OS X was first released.

I've been using Xcode (and before that Project Builder) since Mac OS X v10.0.