Do you have an app in the iOS App Store, then you probably want to maintain it. Apple releases new versions of iOS. The person who developed the app is no longer working for you or has shifted his/her focus. You might be running into problems like bad reviews due to crashes.
A simple, monthly payment and your app will continue being updated as bugs arise and new iOS versions and devices are released. An occasional update will keep you customers convinced your app is here to stay.
My main focus is developing apps for the iOS platform. I have worked on several apps over the years, big and small.
As part of the Achmea App Factory I work on the Centraal Beheer app.
For Surfnet an app was developed that allows users to log in to their facility's network, obtain an OpenVPN profile and transfer that profile into the OpenVPN connect app.
Nyon created an app called Orderwriter to facilitate Fashion Retailers with their seasonal inventory purchasing.
The ING Bank released a mobile banking app in october 2011. Over a period of over two years I was involved with the development of various features on the ING Mobile Banking iOS App. The iOS app was developed by a team of 5 developers of which I was part. The team operated in a larger context with a number of other teams providing the server side code and implementations for other mobile platforms.
The app has a consistent 4.5 star rating.
The Xebia Essentials app was developed by a co-worker to showcase the Xebia Essentials cards. During it's maintenance I helped by adding features, fixing bugs and updating the codebase. Xebia: "Software Development Done Right". More information: http://essentials.xebia.com
The Seb@stiaan school app is an app for a primary school in the Netherlands. With this app, end users are able to receive information and updates from the team at the Seb@stiaan School. It is targeted at the children's parents. Information is regularly updated by the team at Seb@stiaan school through the App.
The XebiCon schedule app was developed in my evening hours while working my day job at Xebia. It is a Parse.com backed conference schedule app. It provides it's end-users an up to date overview of the events planned during the XebiCon 2014 conference. All data within the App is regularly updated from the back-end.
Besides my regular activities I have a lot of experience organizing events targeting iOS developers. If you need help organizing your tech event, I can help by providing guidance, assistance and consulting.
Every month we organize a meeting at a different venue including food and drinks sponsored by companies. Depending on the size of the location we put together a nice agenda for developers. Like to sponsor us? Our sponsors will be listed on our website and app including link and logo for a limited time. In case you would like more information, meet other developers or sponsor an event
On March 16 and 17, 2020 Jon Reid will be in the Netherlands to teach his "TDD for iOS Workshop".
Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a core practice of Technical Agility. Yet few companies practice it (and wonder why they’re having trouble with agility). Fewer still apply it to Apple platforms. Like riding a bicycle, TDD isn’t something you can learn from just reading a book. In this workshop, we learn by doing!
On November 1 and 2, 2018 DO iOS edition 2018 was held.
On November 1 a training day was organized with Daniel Steinberg. 40 attendees learned a lot about a more functional style of Swift programming. On November 2 a regular conference day was held. Single track, 7 speakers. 130 attendees were present in the Parool Theater in Amsterdam. DO iOS sold out. The entire conference received a high level of approval from its attendees.
DO iOS 2016 was a two day conference, starting with a day full of talks about iOS topics and real world use cases, targeted at 300 iOS developers from the Netherlands and Western Europe.
The second half is a University day (includes workshops) for 60 developers. The conference delivered international speakers and local heroes.
DO iOS 2015 was a two day conference, starting with a day full of talks about iOS topics and real world use cases, targeted at 300 iOS developers from the Netherlands and Western Europe.
The second half is a University day (includes workshops) for 60 developers. The conference delivered international speakers and local heroes.
If there is anything you think I can help you with, please get in touch. Below are some examples of things I can help you with.
If you need some help with general setup, maintenance, advice or just some help. I can help you get the most from your Apple.
I can set you up with a very solid and cost effective setup based on the services offered by Backblaze.
For small businesses I can host and setup a small web and email package for a very low recurring yearly fee..