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I am a programmer. - iOS: Swift, Objective C - Android: Java, Kotlin - Hybrid: React-native - Web: Next, React, Node
iOS developer, technical consultant and mentor with post-graduate teaching qualifications and Managing Director at FutureSonic Ltd, a software development agency specialising in audio technology for mobile devices. David is an expert in audio and music technology (DSP, audio signal processing, filters, effects, audio engineering etc.) and is featured mentor for Codementor and Udemy's iOS and Swift course.
Berlin based senior developer. Developed iOS for 10 years, developed Swift since the inception. Has 3 of the top 10 free news apps in Turkey on App Store and Google Play Store.
I've been developing native apps on the iOS platform for more than 4 years.
Wolfgang Schreurs is a freelance software developer that grew up in The Netherlands but nowadays is located in Thailand with his girlfriend and daughter. His focus is on writing mobile apps using Swift, Objective-C or C# (Xamarin). In the past he also dabbled a bit with Java. In the past he worked with a variety of other languages and environments like Visual Basic, LotusScript, etc... In his free time he likes to dabble with game development and do some swimming.
I have over a decade of experience in varying engineering roles. I started at Microsoft and continued as a full-stack developer for several years before transitioning to iOS. I've recently been a freelance iOS developer focused on developing augmented reality (AR) apps for various startups. Previously, I led an iOS team in building AR apps that integrated with physical toys for kids, promoted problem-solving, and developed digital literacy via 2D games and AR activities.
I learned my first programming language at six on an Apple ][ and sold my first commercial application at sixteen. I though myself C including pointers when I was a teenager by reading the K&R book. These days I code mostly in Javascript, Swift, Java and some Python but in the past I have written programs in Assembler, all C flavors including Objective-C, Scheme, Perl, bash and PL/SQL among others. In short, I have been around the block and I can help you understand and share insights that only many years of experience bring.
Senior iOS Developer with more than eight years developing for iPhone and iPad
I am a software developer with a passion for both writing good code and massaging bad code into something more flexible and usable. I'm driven by my need to understand new and interesting things. Coding has given me access to some of the world's more challenging problems and I've loved every minute of it.
I'm a classic hacker, and not in the "I dabble in tech stuff" kind of way. I've been programming in low level languages since 2000. My passion lies in teaching others. In the hacker world, there are often Master:Apprentice relationships, but this is a more rare concept in traditional CS/engineering; which is unfortunate. When it comes to work and life, I am very passion driven. I don't take on just any project, but when I do it is with a great amount of energy, loyalty and dedication to quality. My core beliefs can be summed up quite easily: First, do not harm. I am a firm believer that business and teams should operate with a mindset of never harming the brand, reputation, customer or peers. Operate transparently. For me this means that in both personal and professional life it is best to openly share challenges, conflict, doubts or opinions. Present solutions, not problems. Problems always exist, but focusing or exaggerating those problems only creates more tension and stress. Communicate clearly. Cut to the chase and make clear points. Being blunt and succinct are critical to quickly communicating an idea and lead to faster compromises and results.
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