struct MrDevel0per {
let name = "Owen Cruz-Abrams"
let pronouns = "he/him/his"
let age = 0xF
let role = "iOS & macOS Developer"
let location = "Earth š"
let languages = ["en_US", "es_ES"]
let skills = ["Swift", "SwiftUI", "Python", "AI/ML", "Unity/C#", "Dart/Flutter", "Java"]
static func sayHi() {
print("Welcome to my profile, thanks for taking a look! Feel free to check out any of my projects.")
}
}
MrDevel0per.sayHi()I'm @MrDevel0per, and I love all things Swift and SwiftUI. I do some ML/AI work as well as Unity + C# game development. This profile has some of my work, but most of my projects are in @OCA-Creations repos, my development company. See https://github.com/OCA-Creations for more! Some of my favorite projects so far (most are still in development):
I love using the terminal (even more now thanks to iTerm2), but I didn't love managing aliases - writing them manually to a .zshrc seemed inefficient, and I often will be using several terminal sessions, so I wanted something that persists. Enter Ally. I think of it as my ZSH tool that's always on my side (an Ally, for short). It manages my aliases and makes adding and removing new ones a breeze. The status chart:
- Development Status: Active Development
- Reliability: Not Fully Tested
- Version: Pre-Alpha (not yet released).
š± Iām currently learning Tensorflow, Firebase, Python, and more Swift.
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