I'm a seasoned iOS and watchOS developer with a decade of experience in Swift, Objective-C, Xcode, and related technologies.

Open Source things you may want to check out

iOS

• Instructions, a pure Swift library to display coach marks. I originally wrote Instructions in Objective-C, as part of another project. In 2015, I extracted the library and rewrote it in Swift.
• The Bell, a watchOS app designed for high-intensity interval workouts, first developed in 2020 and rebuilt in 2023 from the bottom up using SwiftUI.

ink

• inkjs, a Javascript port of inkle's ink to which I'm a regular contributor.
• inkgd, similar as above, but in GDScript (Godot's primary programing language).

No longer maintained

• ink-tmLanguage, a grammar for ink, that can be used in TextMate, Sublime Text, Atom, Visual Studio code or any other editors supporting TextMate grammars.
• inklecate's LSP implementation, an implementation of Microsoft's Language Server Protocol directly inside inklecate (ink's compiler).
• Pomme Plate, a collection of apple-device mockup templates.
• Sophisticate, a handy JavaScript tool that cleans up and adds appropriate metadata to SVGs.
• Autodazzler, a script written in ECMAScript 5, designed to automate the rendering pipeline of Daz Studio.