About me
I craft seamless mobile experiences across Apple platforms and cross-platform ecosystems. Using native iOS, watchOS, and tvOS technologies, alongside Flutter for cross-platform development, I build high-performance, scalable applications.
With a deep dive into CoreML & TFLite-powered edge AI, real-time applications using sockets, and hardware-app interactions via Bluetooth & network frameworks, I thrive on building solutions that push boundaries.
Beyond apps, I create plug-and-play Swift & Dart packages, making development faster and smarter. Whether it's optimizing AI workflows, building high-performance UI components, or connecting apps with the physical world - I'm all about blending innovation with efficiency. Let's build the future, one line of code at a time!
What i'm doing
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Apple Platforms
Proficient in developing native apps for Apple platforms using Swift.
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Cross-platform
Professional development of cross-platform applications using Flutter.
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Open Source
Contributing to open source projects and creating reusable plugins.
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Videography
Hobbies include video editing using DaVinci Resolve.
Latest Releases
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SwiftUICamera
SwiftUICamera makes it effortless to add rich camera functionality to your SwiftUI applications — with support for photo capture, video recording, live frame output, and full control over camera hardware.
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SwiftNP
SwiftNP is a Swift package for numerical computing inspired by the popular Python library, NumPy. It provides support for multi-dimensional arrays (NDArray), along with basic operations on these arrays, such as reshaping, element-wise operations, and more.
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AwesomeNavigation
AwesomeNavigation is a lightweight and elegant SwiftUI navigation library designed to make routing in iOS/macOS apps simple, declarative, and centralized — all while retaining native SwiftUI performance and flexibility.
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MultipeerConnectivity
multipeer_connectivity for flutter simplifies the process of discovering nearby devices, establishing peer-to-peer connections, and exchanging data (messages, files, and streams) without relying on Wi-Fi or cellular networks.
