Will check out the new course. Keep up the great work!
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Will check out the new course. Keep up the great work!
Lead the Android Team at a Mobile Agency
Uncover the best work of your life and become the leader of the Android division at Bixby Apps. Bixby Apps is a mobile development agency focused only on Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. We build apps for big brands like BMW, Lenovo, and The Nielsen Company. Work on the new devices and operating systems, sometimes before they are released to the public.
Android Lovers Only
Do you love playing with the newest Android devices? Do you love pushing the limits of the newest NDK? Join Bixby Apps and lead the Android Team in their process and development.
Note: We are not currently looking for candidates outside the US.
Skills & Requirements
At Bixby Apps, we understand the power of Android. Carry the newest devices and work with cutting-edge software. Fight the good fight against the iOS Team and show them who is boss.
Each applicant should have the following experience:
- 2+ Apps in Google Play Store - Database Frameworks - Drawing Custom Views - Custom Animations - Thread Management - GPS and Location - Understanding of Android Design Guidelines - Unit Testing - Get Shit Done
Join a team where making great apps and getting shit done is priority number 1. Bixby Apps was founded by developers and designed for developers. There are no development managers, meetings, or office politics. Bixby Apps is about letting the experts do what the experts do, code!
About Bixby Apps Bixby Apps is a mobile development firm providing iOS, Android, and Windows Phone app development services to large brands, small businesses and agencies worldwide. Bixby Apps has built apps for major brands like BMW, Lenovo, & The Nielsen Company. We pride ourselves on our quality-first approach to development and design. You can find our work at: http://www.bixbyapps.com
Please submit resume to jobs@bixbyapps.com
It's not a silver bullet, but it's a great way to start your next iOS project. The code created is something you can actually build on top of without being locked into a platform. You can even change the server out for any REST-based endpoint. Plus, it's free and open-source. I created a screencast to show how it all works. I would love to hear what you think. Happy coding :)
Screencast Demo - http://vimeo.com/59389685
- iOS Developer - Created over 10 apps. - Developed apps for Fortune 500 Companies
Portfolio: http://www.bixbyapps.com Email: Steve@bixbyapps.com
Portfolio: http://www.bixbyapps.com
Email: Steve@bixbyapps.com
iOS Developer located in San Francisco. App Development, Cocoa Touch, Objective-C.
Portfolio: http://www.bixbyapps.com Phone: 415-997-9706 Email: Steve@bixbyapps.com
I would also highly recommend the Stanford iTunes U Courses. http://itunes.apple.com/us/itunes-u/ipad-iphone-application-...
If you are using Xcode 4.2 the differences from the iOS Programming book are kinda tricky. I plan on posting the updated steps in the coming weeks. In the mean time, feel free to reach out to me at Steve @ Bixbyapps.com.
Thanks OP and Congrats.
https://www.parse.com/apps/quickstart
The PFObject class alone allows me to do work in minutes that used to take hours with server setup. Also, great classes like this UITableViewController subclass are always being released.
The only thing better than this platform, is the team running it. They are taking the time to do the little things and build a great product. They answer each email they receive, they genuinely listen to user feedback, and they are always looking for new ways push the platform forward.
I am with @Skroob on this one. This is one product I look forward to using the most in 2012.
PS- If you are worried data only on a remote server, you can always serialize the object and store it in a flat file or mirror it over to a NSManagedObject and store it in CoreData.
Freelance iOS developer living in San Francisco. Available for remote or local work.
Portfolio- http://www.bixbyapps.com
Please no full-time or partnership offers.
This "Small Team + Many Ideas" format is very exciting, and I look forward to seeing its agile manner against the traditional format.