Mattt
Mattt is the founder of Flight School, a new book series about Swift. He spent the last three years at Apple as a technical writer, contributing to The Swift Programming Language, Swift Package Manager, and Swift.org. Before that, Mattt founded NSHipster and maintained several open source libraries, including AFNetworking and Alamofire.
Mattt
Dave Verwer
Dave is a UK based freelance iOS developer, consultant and author of iOS Dev Weekly. Delivered every Friday, iOS Dev Weekly is a curated selection of the best articles, code libraries, design guidance and business/marketing tips as well as something to make you smile as you start your weekend.
Dave Verwer
Nick Lockwood
Nick Lockwood has been building iOS apps since 2009 and currently works at Schibsted in London. He is the author of iOS Core Animation: Advanced Techniques, and is responsible for several popular open source frameworks including iCarousel, SwipeView and SwiftFormat.
Nick Lockwood
Florent Pillet
One of the authors of the ``Reactive Programming with RxSwift`` book, Florent has been developing for mobile platforms since the last century and moved to iOS on day 1. He adopted reactive programming before Swift was announced and has been using RxSwift in production since 2015. A freelance developer, Florent also uses Rx on Android and likes working on tools for developers like the popular NSLogger when he's not contracting for clients worldwide.
Florent Pillet
Egor Tolstoi
Egor is Head of App Platform Engineering in Avito. It means the responsibility for their client-side architecture, performance and release frequency. Besides it he's also a regular speaker and organizer of various conferences and meetups in Russia, co-author of The Book of VIPER and co-host of Podlodka Podcast. He's passionate about software design and task automation.
Egor Tolstoi
John Sundell
John builds apps, games & developer tools. He also makes Swift by Sundell - a weekly blog & podcast about Swift development. He has worked for companies like Volvo & Spotify, and is currently an iOS freelancer working with a Norwegian startup called Motimate. He’s the creator of several open source projects including Unbox, SwiftPlate, Marathon & Imagine Engine.
John Sundell
Chris Eidhof
Chris is one of the founders of objc.io and co-author of the books Functional Swift, Advanced Swift, and most recently App Architecture. Before that, he started UIKonf and Deckset.
Chris Eidhof
Pim Stolk
iOS developer since 2008 and is working at the ING for the past seven years. Pim is a true mobile and technology enthusiast and is currently working on a new IoT platform mainly written in Swift.
Pim Stolk
Yoichi Tagaya
Yoichi is the original author of `{`Swinject`}`(https://github.com/Swinject/Swinject), which is the first and most popular dependency injection framework written in and for Swift. He is an iOS engineer and engineering manager at Mercari, which provides a marketplace app for anyone to buy and sell items in US, UK and Japan.
Yoichi Tagaya
Mathieu Hausherr
Mathieu is a mobile application developer, currently building iOS and Android apps for connected cars at Virtuo Technologies. After 10+ years of native mobile development experience he continues to be amazed by ecosystem improvements and new frameworks.
Mathieu Hausherr
Kateryna Gridina
Kateryna is a Mobile engineer at Zalando. She conducted several talks and workshops in conferences across the world. She likes knowledge sharing and she’s enthusiastic about all news in the Mobile world.
Kateryna Gridina
Max Howell
A single year as a scientist revealed the simple truth: chemistry is super boring. Turning away from industry, he threw himself into making apps. Fifteen years later, he’s made some splashes with THE package manager for Mac, Homebrew, and dozens of apps including Poncho, featured on Planet of the Apps. Dedicated to creating tools that make building apps easier, Max founded Codebase, a training lab and apprenticeship program, with his wife, Aleshia.
Max Howell
Jeffrey Macko
Mobile development enthusiast, lover of simplicity and efficiency. I automate everything that bores me. Working at SoLocal group.
Jeffrey Macko
Samuel Giddins
Samuel is a developer well-versed in the rituals of writing developer tools that occasionally work. By day, Samuel works on making the mobile developer experience at Square less arduous; by night he can be found breaking Bundler 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.