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Dan

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Dan is a passionate mobile software engineer who likes to push technologies to the limit, creating beautiful and intuitive products that improve people's lives. After graduating first in Computer Science in his class, Dan stepped into the mobile world as a native iOS developer, and he enjoyed it a lot. After a couple of years, his curiosity for tech and mobile apps pushed him to also learn native Android, Flutter, and to step into leadership roles, finding the right balance between development, research, and high-level guidance. Besides this, Dan also got into the content creation world, sharing insights from the tech and app development world on Instagram with 100k people, and recently on YouTube as well. On the non-technical side, Dan plays tennis competitively. He's a big supporter of wellness and living an active life, and also believes that people can actually like their occupation and enjoy life productively.
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Inside WWDC23: A Firsthand Account of Apple's Epic Developer Event

Inside WWDC23: A Firsthand Account of Apple's Epic Developer Event

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Dan

Mobile Developer

Reading time: 4 min

Jun 7, 2023

Step into the captivating world of WWDC23 with Dan, our Head of Mobile, who’s sharing his firsthand experience about Apple's renowned annual event.

Building your App’s UI for 2023 – Part II

Building your App’s UI for 2023 – Part II

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Dan

Mobile Developer

Reading time: 7 min

Dec 30, 2022

In the first part of this series, we explored the available options for building native mobile app UI for iOS (UIKit and SwiftUI) and Android (XML layouts and Jetpack Compose). This second part dives deeper into the pros and cons of each framework, as well as integration examples and tips.

Building your App’s UI for 2023 - Part I

Building your App’s UI for 2023 - Part I

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Dan

Mobile Developer

Reading time: 7 min

Dec 20, 2022

In contrast to the existing native frameworks, SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose have an entirely different approach to UI building, moving from imperative to declarative programming. What does this mean for mobile developers and also for app founders? What are the benefits and drawbacks of this change?