I’m happy to announce during week 10, I accepted an offer to join the team as a junior iOS developer☺️! (*I meant to post this in August/September 2018 but life got in the way :D. …

Week 9 was quite exciting! A project I contributed to was released and of course I also learned new things and I will be sharing a little bit of it here: Project Release A consumer facing iPad kiosk system I contributed to, was officially released in San Francisco! …

Hello :D ! Week seven and eight was quite a busy whirlwind so I’ve combined it into one article. Here are some things I’ve learned during week seven and week eight~

Time has been flying by, thanks for coming along with me on this journey! Here’s a few things I learned during week 6: UICollectionViews Any number of cells can be registered in a single collectionView. I needed to have two custom cells with different heights in different sections in a…

I gave a presentation, worked on an iPad app and attended the company picnic! Advanced Swift I gave a 30 minute presentation on Advanced Swift by Chris Eidhof. I learned a lot about what the capabilities of the Swift language and even about how things like how for loops actually…

Week four flew by, here’s a bit of what I did this week~ I fixed merge conflicts and merged branches on my own for the first time, which was exciting! I also learned about consolidating UIViews, dynamic label creation and a bit more about constraints that depend on each other. …

I took a deep dive into “Advanced Swift” by Chris Eidhof, “RxSwift” by the Ray Wenderlich team and got to work on my first big app screen. Advanced Swift gave me a better idea of how the Swift language worked. For example, the reason you can iterate through arrays and…

One quote that has stuck with me from the previous iOS director was to always strive for excellence. I woke up everyday this week thinking about this on the way to work. This week I got to work on a some screens and bug fixes for a project. …

I was greeted warmly, shown around the office and handed a folder of paperwork. This was really happening, my first professional foray into tech as a developer. This was the stuff of my dreams, except it was all real! I started with setting up my coding environment on my work…