Tagged: swiftui
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John Sundell
John Sundell is a Swift and Rust developer, writer and podcaster who runs Swift by Sundell, a weekly publication of articles, tips, podcasts and videos read in well over a hundred countries. A former lead iOS developer at Spotify, he went indie to build apps, games and a stack of widely used open-source developer tools - including the static site generator Publish, the type-safe HTML DSL Plot, the Markdown parser Ink and the syntax highlighter Splash. He is based in Gdansk, Poland.
Kilo Loco
Kilo Loco is the alias of Kyle Lee, a self-taught iOS engineer, instructor, and content creator who turned a string of dead-end jobs into a nine-year career building production mobile apps. After teaching himself Swift to build apps for his own family, he became a Senior Developer Advocate at AWS Amplify, reached tens of thousands of developers through YouTube tutorials and courses, and now leads iOS work on accessibility testing tools at Deque Systems while tinkering at the edge of AI and developer tooling.
Marco Arment
Marco Arment is an independent iOS developer, podcaster, and blogger best known for building Overcast (a leading podcast app), co-founding Tumblr, and creating Instapaper. He co-hosts the Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP) with John Siracusa and Casey Liss, and writes at marco.org. His career is defined by principled solo craftsmanship - he operates Overcast entirely alone with no investors or employees, maintains a fierce privacy stance in his apps, and is famous for once pulling a #1 App Store app (Peace) after 36 hours on ethical grounds.
Majid Jabrayilov
Majid Jabrayilov is an indie iOS developer, SwiftUI educator, and app creator based in Baku, Azerbaijan. Known by his handle 'mecid', he runs the popular Swift with Majid blog and SwiftUI Weekly newsletter, sharing weekly insights on SwiftUI, Swift, and Apple frameworks since 2018. He transitioned from corporate iOS development to full-time indie around 2019-2020, building a suite of health-focused apps including CardioBot and NapBot, and has grown a following of nearly 30,000 on Twitter/X while consistently publishing 230+ newsletter issues.
Mark Moeykens
Mark Moeykens is the creator behind Big Mountain Studio, the go-to source for SwiftUI visual learning. A Vermont-born, Salt Lake City-based iOS developer by day and prolific author by night, he pioneered the 'picture book' approach to programming education - combining code examples with visual diagrams so developers remember concepts up to 60,000 times faster. His library of SwiftUI Mastery books has reached 30,000+ developers across 140+ countries, and his free SwiftUI guide alone has been downloaded over 30,000 times.
Natalia Panferova
Natalia Panferova is a Swift developer, author, and co-founder of Nil Coalescing - a technical education company built on the premise that understanding why SwiftUI works the way it does beats memorizing what it does. A former Apple SwiftUI Frameworks Engineer who was recruited after Apple discovered her blog, she personally built APIs (AttributedString, Markdown in Text, sheet detents) now used by millions of iOS developers daily. She publishes books, a blog, and the Nilcoalescing newsletter from a small town in New Zealand's wine country.
Paul Hudson
Paul Hudson is a British Swift developer, author, and educator based in Bath, England, best known as the creator of Hacking with Swift - the world's largest Swift tutorial site. With over 700,000 unique monthly visitors, 20+ books, and free courses like 100 Days of SwiftUI, he has taught hundreds of thousands of developers how to build iOS apps. A former tech journalist at Future Publishing, he invented FutureFolio for iPad publishing, then pivoted to become the go-to teacher for the Swift community - co-hosting the Swift over Coffee podcast, maintaining popular open-source projects like ControlRoom and Ignite, and raising over $40,000 for Black Girls Code through the Swift for Good charity anthology.
Rudrank Riyam
Rudrank Riyam is an iOS developer and creator from Gurugram, India, best known for MusadoraKit - a Swift framework that simplifies MusicKit and Apple Music API integration. A WWDC 2019 Scholar, Google Summer of Code 2019 alumni, and former Apple intern, he has built an impressive open-source portfolio spanning music, mesh gradients, vector databases, and AI tooling. His ASC CLI tool was acquired, and he now builds at Rork, an AI-powered no-code mobile app platform. He shares his journey through his AiOS Dispatch newsletter and a comprehensive ebook on MusicKit.
Sean Allen
Sean Allen is a self-taught iOS developer, Swift educator, and content creator based in Charlotte, NC, best known for his YouTube channel with 170,000+ subscribers dedicated to iOS and Swift programming. A career changer who wrote his first line of code at ~32 and landed his first iOS job in just 7 months, he turned a bitter string of big-tech interview rejections into a YouTube channel built 'out of spite' - which became one of the most trusted independent iOS education platforms on the internet. Today he runs a three-pillar independent business: content creation, consulting, and indie app development, with his flagship app Creator View giving YouTube creators a business dashboard for channel analytics and income tracking.
Vincent Pradeilles
Vincent Pradeilles is a French iOS engineer and Swift educator based in Lyon, France. By day he is a Founding Solutions Engineer at Photoroom, the AI-powered photo editing app. By night (and weekends) he runs swiftwithvincent.com — a blog, newsletter, and YouTube channel that distills complex Swift patterns into bite-sized, practical tips. With 26,000+ Twitter followers, ~1,000-starred open source repos, and talks at FrenchKit, dotSwift, try! Swift Tokyo, NSSpain, and iOS Conf SG, he is one of the most recognized French voices in the global Swift community.