Hey everyone! My name is Tunde Adegoroye, but you can call me Tunds. I teach SwiftUI and all things related to iOS development on YouTube @tundsdev. I'm a Lead App Developer based in Manchester, UK When i’m not coding you can catch me travelling, watching anime, trying new foods & experiencing new experiences.

Mobile business and engineering specialist, with experience building apps and services in several domains from video streaming to online payments, pharmaceutics, betting, music and more. After various experiences around the world, Zouhair is now a Staff engineer at Medium.com focused on putting its technical expertise and thirst for knowledge to good use to build a great publication and reading platform! When not in front of his computer, you can find him out and about on his bike or, more recently, teaching his young boy how to ride his.

She is fascinated by programming. She has worked in start-ups  and large-scale companies  both in Iran and Denmark since she started her career as an iOS engineer in 2015. AI and mobile are her two big passions. She loves sharing knowledge and learning. She is an Engineer by day and a movie geek by night. And, according to Spotify, She has listened to 105  different genres last year

Frank has been developing software for Apple platforms since 1985. As a freelance developer, he works on macOS applications and system-level services, as well as iOS and server-side Swift applications. He is also an Apple-certified trainer, and he provides mentoring on server-side Swift and iOS development with SwiftUI.

Robin is an iOS and Android engineer who has been building mobile applications since 2016. She is passionate about accessibility and runs her own company, Accessible Mobile Apps, to publish accessible apps and support the accessibility community. She currently works as an iOS engineer in Bordeaux, France.

Mac started developing and designing websites in the 90s before falling in love with iOS when the iPhone came out. He founded several startups across Europe, built a massively multiplayer online poker platform and some apps in the early days of AppStore. In the past years he contributed to some great iOS applications built in Paris and was the host of “EnApparté” meetup. He is currently iOS tech lead and engineering manager at Meetic.

Although I belong to the generation of engineers that grew up with Java and Object Oriented Programming, I fell in love with Swift from day one. It introduced me to a new palette of paradigms such as functional programming which I now use to bring safety, testability and scalability to the projects I contribute to. I’ve worked with several Canadian and French companies with a strong focus on aligning iOS and Android teams. When I don’t contribute to Open Source projects or write articles, I like flying FPV drones on the beach and playing drums.

Worked for Apple last millennium, has been writing highly specialized or embedded code since last century, has been passioned for open-source, weird algorithms and performance since forever, and is now trying to train the next generation. Make it so.

Samuel is a developer well-versed in the rituals of writing developer tools that occasionally work. By day, Samuel is the tech lead on Abnormal Securityʼs portal platform team; by night he can be found breaking Bazel and CocoaPods. Before this whole "developer" thing, Samuel studied in the highly impractical Mathematics & Economics departments at UChicago, learning subjects such as "numbers", "social theory", and "memes". When not coding, Samuel is often in the kitchen, marveling at the fact that dinner smells better than it looks.

Elliot Schrock is a former entrepreneur, recovering mathematician, Raspberry Pi enthusiast, and mobile app developer extraordinaire. He currently lives in Boston, where he works as a Director of Engineering at Honor Education, advises various entrepreneurship competitions and startups, and gazes out windows while holding a glass of scotch. He should really get out more often.

Luis is a señor software developer that started with iOS in 2011, now moving bits at beams.fm. He’s also the co-founder and organizer of a sibling conference, NSSpain. Luis loves traveling and exploring the world, first time at FrenchKit! Say hi if you see him!