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With all this brutality and dehumanisation, no wonder the IDF are seeing the highest rates of PTSD and suicide.
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With all this brutality and dehumanisation, no wonder the IDF are seeing the highest rates of PTSD and suicide.
My approach was to focus on the tuition market with the voice comments for feedback from the tutor.
Always impressed seeing ideas come to market.
Technologies: Swift, SwiftUI, C#, .NET, Xamarin, MAUI
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Senior software engineer with a range of experience from the last seventeen years across a number of different domains. I released my first app to the Apple app store in 2012 from conception to completion.
An ideal project would be to work on an MVP, Prototype or Proof of Concept mobile app and deliver it to your phone via TestFlight within a month.
Willing to Relocate: No
Technologies: Swift, SwiftUI, C#, .NET, Xamarin, SQL
CV: available by email.
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Senior software engineer with a range of experience from the last seventeen years across a number of different domains. I released my first app to the Apple app store in 2012 from conception to completion.
An ideal project would be to work on an MVP, Prototype or Proof of Concept mobile app and deliver it to your phone via TestFlight within a month.
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: No
Technologies: Swift, SwiftUI, C#, .NET, Xamarin, SQL
CV: available by email.
Contact details on profile.
Senior software engineer with a range of experience from the last seventeen years across a number of different domains. I released my first app to the Apple app store in 2012 from conception to completion.
An ideal project would be to work on an MVP, Prototype or Proof of Concept mobile app and deliver it to your phone via TestFlight within a month.
CV available upon request.
The URL in the Wayne’s Formally specifying UI blog post link isn't resolving, should be https://www.hillelwayne.com/formally-specifying-uis/
It turns on/off the lights, changes the mode and also shows the battery status
I had an idea for using a 3 button keybow for use with the Zwift app for navigation/power-up features.
Ayah means verse in Arabic but can also mean a miracle. For Muslims every Ayah is an Ayah. There are 6236 such Ayat in the Qur'an.
In the last four months since turning 41, I've restarted my memorisation of the Qur'an and have just completed finishing the longest chapter this morning, all 49 pages of it.
The timeless nature of the Qur'an is such that it speaks to you directly, it challenges you to pause and reflect.
I finished memorising this verse this morning
"God does not burden any soul with more than it can bear: each gains whatever good it has done, and suffers its bad- ‘ Lord, do not take us to task if we forget or make mistakes. Lord, do not burden us as You burdened those before us. Lord, do not burden us with more than we have strength to bear. Pardon us, forgive us, and have mercy on us. You are our Protector, so help us against the disbelievers.’"
A humble request is open up Ayah By Ayah or any other Qur'an app or website at a 'random' place and see what you are shown.
An iOS app which I originally released in 2012 as a simple app for listening to the recitation of a single Ayat (verse) of the Qur'an.
I've been performing intermittent upgrades over the years as I wanted to retain its simplicity and ease of use.
It's not much but its nice to have complete autonomy over something.
For cycling, I’ve been using the Rapha Shadow range [0] which has been brilliant. It is on the expensive side but definitely worth it.
Something which you have complete ownership of from conception to completion.
Re-developed in Xamarin.iOS in 2016 which has been a solid decision due to the productivity gains I get from C# and Visual Studio tooling.
Xamarin.Forms works well for line of business apps and the performance with iOS was fine, however encountered a number of Android performance issues which is simply due to the nature of the framework.
Thanks for the heads-up, fixed.
1. Consistency instead of Intensity - steady progress in small chunks help instead of all-nighters which lead to burn out
2. Fall in love with the process - ignore the outcome and keep working on your steps instead, it stops the worry about what's going to happen in the future
3. Ship an initial version before talking about it - talking about a project before you've released something makes you think that you've already achieved it.
I released my first app to the Apple app store in 2012 from conception to completion.
An ideal project would be to work on an MVP, Prototype or Proof of Concept mobile app and deliver it to your phone via TestFlight within a month.
CV available upon request.
Location: Birmingham, UK
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: No
Technologies: C#, .NET, Xamarin, SQL
CV: available by email.
Contact details on profile.
My grandfather undertook months long journey to perform Hajj in the 1960's, travelling by so many different means. Carrying dried fruit, bread and meat with them, it truly was a once in a lifetime trip.
Having performed the Hajj in 2014, there is a sense of nostalgia for what it was but equally the practically of accommodating millions of pilgrims from across the world has led to a number of changes.
In University I developed a simulation and model of crowd evacuation based on certain rites of the Hajj. Something which was previously not an issue.
Incredibly fascinating and great to see this.
That means I’ll have to do all my cycling in the Sierra Nevada region ;-)
I know relive.cc tried something similar with just a video playback before being shutdown by Strava.
Would you consider opening this as a platform for others to post their Strava activities?
I'm a fullstack C#, .NET and Xamarin certified mobile professional developer with a range of experience from the last sixteen years across a number of different domains.
I released my first app to the Apple app store in 2012 from conception to completion.
An ideal project would be to work on an MVP, Prototype or Proof of Concept mobile app and deliver it to your phone via TestFlight within a month.
CV available upon request.
Contact details on profile.
I'm a fullstack C#, .NET and Xamarin certified mobile professional developer with a range of experience from the last sixteen years across a number of different domains.
I released my first app to the Apple app store in 2012 from conception to completion.
An ideal project would be to work on an MVP, Prototype or Proof of Concept mobile app and deliver it to your phone via TestFlight within a month.
CV available upon request.
Location: Birmingham, UK
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: No
Technologies: C#, .NET, Xamarin, SQL
CV: available by email.
Contact details on profile.
I can relate to part of your journey, I developed an iOS app in 2012, learnt just enough Objective-C to develop it.
The post popular request had been for an Android version, I redeveloped it using Xamarin a few years ago and have been very impressed with how close to the 'metal' you can get.
It'll be the 10th year on the App Store in September, I need to spend more time on marketing instead of building.
I've been performing intermittent upgrades over the years as I wanted to retain the simplicity, ease of use with a focus on providing the most accurate and clearest Ayat text in any app.
The latest update has incorporated word by word audio timings and advanced play back controls for a completely hands-free operation, even serves as a teleprompter for the Qur'an.
Maybe its time to focus on marketing and product fit ;-)