Connect.
In the summer of 2014, I'll be interning with Facebook's iOS
Engineering team.
Working with some of the most skilled in the
industry, I'll have a hand in crafting products that reach
hundreds of millions of people.
Stream
for iPhone.
Handcrafted with Christian Dalonzo, Stream was one of the first
clients for App.net on iOS.
Starting from November of 2012, hundreds of hours
were poured in, refining views and iterating over countless
proposed concepts. Focused on a rapid launch, strategic
decisions were made to prevent feature-creep and develop a
complex application in the span of months.
With
high performance, revolutionary interactions, and a beautiful
design, Stream redefined the App.net client-landscape.
From
a development standpoint, the app strongly emphasizes uses of
Core Data, and Core Text.
Current
for iOS.
Productivity was and continues to be a divided landscape. In 2011,
Christian Dalonzo and I attempted to change that.
Prototyping, designing, and partially implementing
apps for iOS, Mac, and the web, Current ultimately fell victim
to lack of time and the force of competition. It was, however, a
wonderful exercise in collaboration and handling consumer
interest.
Additionally, it utilized iOS and Mac
framework technique alongside node.js server development and
administration.
KKGridView
Open source grid for iOS.
A trifecta.
Developers, meet grid view.
Grid view, meet
60 FPS.