Released Apps or Soon to Be Released Apps

Anime Quotes! Watch App

November 2021 - SwiftUIJam Hackathon

Project Description

Anime Quotes! watchOS app, built with the anime lover in mind, and displays quotes on the screen. Every time you open the app on your watch, anime quotes will appear. This can be used independently or as a companion app with the iOS app.

I participated in the SwiftUIJam hackathon, early November 2021, and this app is what I created. I learned quite a bit in a short time, and it was the second time I have used the SwiftUI Framework, but the first time building a watchOS app.

This app will be released soon to the app store, and the code can be view here on GitHub!

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: SwiftUI, Codable, Alamofire

Screenshots & Video

Quotes screen of app

Anime Quotes!

September 2021 - October 2021

Project Description

Anime Quotes! was built with the anime lover in mind and displays quotes on the screen. Every time you open the app or pull down to refresh, new anime quotes will appear. This app also has accessibility built-in to it and utilizes the VoiceOver Z gesture.

This app is available on the App Store, and the code can be viewed here on GitHub!

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: UIKit, MVC, Coordinators, Codable, Alamofire, Safari Services, Accessibility

Screenshots

Launchscreen of appAnime Quotes screenShout outs screen

Detroit-909

December 2020 - April 2021

Project Description

Detroit-909 is a project that I started because I wanted to create a drum sampler that would pay homage to the birthplace of Techno, and the Roland TR-909 classic drum machine, hence the name. I started development at the end of December 2020, and was published to the AppStore on April 2, 2021. As of October 2021, it has 100+ downloads.

  • This is app is a drum sampler based on Roland’s classic TR-909 and it consists of 11 drum pads and sampled sounds.
  • Detroit Techno heavily utilized the TR-909 and helped to make it the iconic drum machine that it is today, so this app pays homage to both.

This app is available on the App Store, and the code can be viewed here on GitHub!

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: UIKit, MVC, Coordinators, AVFoundations, AVPlayer, MessageUI, SafariServices, TableViews, Custom Cells, Xib, Auto layout, custom build phase for versioning

Screenshots

Launchscreen of appLaunchscreen of app

Settings screen of appFAQ screen of app

Launchscreen of appLaunchscreen of app

App Projects On GitHub

Daily Japan Photos

Sep 2021

Project Description

Daily Japan Photos shows photos of Japan, so people who miss travelling there can view images of the country.

The code can be viewed here on GitHub!

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: UIKit, Codable, Alamofire, Kingfisher

Cat Calendar

July 2021 - August 2021

  • Download or clone repo then run.
  • No third-party libraries in the project.

Project description

Cyber Cat Cal is a five-day calendar that displays a different cat image for each of the days, and the current date is highlighted by a purple overlay with white text, and was created for all you cat lovers!

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: UIKit, Codable, URLSession, MVC, Date Formatter

The code can be viewed here on GitHub!

Garment

May 2021 – Jun 2021

Project description

The Garment app is for listing garments. You can tap the buttons and choose to view the list either by alphabetical order or date created.

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: UIKit, Dependency Injection, Realm Database, Protocols and Delegates, XCUnit tests

The code can be viewed here on GitHub!

Hello-and-Goodbye-Coordinators

Mar 2021

Project Description

A simple coordinator project.

I have previously used coordinators, but it has been a few months, and I needed a review, so I decided to make this small project.

The project demonstrates a simple Coordinator pattern introduced by Soroush Khanlou at the NSSpain conference in 2015. I originally learned the Coordinator pattern from Paul Hudson at Hacking with Swift, and always use his article and video as a reference. The link to his article can be found here. https://www.hackingwithswift.com/articles/71/how-to-use-the-coordinator-pattern-in-ios-apps

I hope this helps!

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: UIKit, Coordinators

The code can be viewed here on GitHub!

Personal App Card

Mar 2021

Project Description

The Personal App Card is for developers or professionals that want to give their clients easy access to their information.

My role: Sole iOS Developer
Languages: Swift
Technologies/Frameworks: SwiftUI

The code can be viewed here on GitHub!