31: Farewell
Sadly, this will be the last episode of Learn Swift. I want to thank everyone who has listened to the show, because it would not have been around if it wasn’t for you.
Episodes
30: Greg Szydlo Part II
When Greg first came on the show he was in the early stages of developing his meal planning app and has since gone through several beta and release cycles.
29: David Kopec - Assistant Professor @ Champlain College and Author of Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift
Today’s episode has special guest David Kopec, Author of Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift. David has been involved in the iOS community for a while and previously hosted a podcast called Consult that featured prominent community members like Manton Reece and Aaron Hillegas.
28: Joe Fabisevich - iOS Developer @ Twitter
Joe recently became an iOS Developer at Twitter and spent the majority of the last decade doing contract iOS development.
27: Kevin Potis - Brand Strategist
Kevin is a Brand Strategist for a large media conglomerate and initially decided to learn Swift and iOS development to aid in a project he envisioned for work.
26: Isaac Halvorson - iOS Developer @ CH Robinson
Isaac is a junior iOS developer at CH Robinson that began his career there as a web developer with zero Swift experience.
25: Sam Jarman - iOS Developer @ BNZ
Sam is an iOS developer at the Bank of New Zealand and it’s his first job writing production Swift code. We discuss his transition from Objective-C to Swift and compare and contrast the two languages.
24: Emmanuel Haroutunian - It's Pronounced HARROW-TOON-YUN
After horribly butchering Emmanuel's last name (it’s pronounced HARROW-TOON-YUN) we talk about resources that helped him land his first iOS developer job as well as common pitfalls we all face when learning new concepts.
23: Sid Verma - Technical Support Engineer
Sid Verma is a full-time Technical Support Engineer and CS Student who somehow also has time to work on his startup project Twine.
22: Me, Myself, & I Part II
Ladies and Gents, we are back! In this first episode of season 2 I catch you up with what I have been up to.
21: Marc Aupont - iOS Developer @ YouMap
When I first spoke with Marc in Episode 2, he was in the process of finding a job as an iOS developer. His job hunt ended in success and he is now employed as an iOS developer with YouMap.
20: David Okun - Developer Advocate @ IBM
David is a Developer Advocate for IBM Cloud Services using Node and Swift. He recently released a tutorial titled Writing Reusable Frameworks on LinkedInLearning (formerly known as Lynda).
19: Graeme Sheppard - High School Physics Teacher
Graeme is a high school physics teacher in Thailand who has released numerous sticker packs and two apps on the app store.
18: Igor Kulman - Former Windows Phone Developer
Igor is a former Windows Phone developer in Prague, who switched to iOS development after the death of the Windows Phone and is currently working on a native re-write of his organization’s Titanium-based app.
17: Bashir Sentongo - CS Student @ University of Surrey
Bashir is a computer science student at the University of Surrey near London, and is learning Swift and iOS development in his free time.
16: Bart Jacobs - Author of Cocoacasts Part II
On today’s episode, we continue with Part II of the Bart Jacobs interview.
15: Bart Jacobs - Author of Cocoacasts Part I
Bart is the author of the Cocoacasts blog as well as several Swift and iOS tutorial books such as Mastering MVVM with Swift and Mastring Core Data with Swift.
14: Josiah Mory - Customer Support Representative
Josiah does customer support for a startup and started learning Swift shortly after Swift 3 was released.
13: Mark Fransen - Craft Brewery Bartender
Mark is a bartender at a craft brewery in downtown LA and holds peer-lab style meet-ups when he gets the chance.
12: Asma Merchant - C# Developer
Asma is a professional C# developer who took an interest in Swift and iOS development. She currently has her first app, “My Pain Tracker” in the App Store.
8: Me, Myself, & I - Inventory Manager
Due to technical issues with the recording and publishing platform I use for the show, I was unable to record or publish any episodes last week, so in the interest of getting a show out I discuss my background and aspirations for becoming a Swift developer.
4: David Miller - Freelance Web Scraper
David’s Portfolio Site - https://www.davidmiller.work