This is a summary of my activities in Q4 2022. Work, some personal projects, and a lot of art/creative events. Enjoy reading! Client work minutiae and related apps Python scripts for workflow automation Firebase CloudFunction update iOS app UI update React app setup Personal projects Open sourcing my Elm+TailwindCSS site Static analysis Objects dependency detection D3 setup for visualization Blog Categorizing programming langugages Storybook for Unison ui-core (Elm) Still in active development Learning Information Visualization Dutch lessons Unison tiny contribution Python Flask, Django, venv, etc React React Router Create React App Some small trials Rust GUI frameworks F# Back office Sales CV/portfolio update Networking Visa extension application Events Art Crash course in art & media technology @V2 No Intermission by Marina Abramovic @Royal Theater Carré Dutch Design Week @Eindhoven Future Bodies @Upstream Gallery Design Museum @Den Bosch Anne Imhof @Stedelijk Digital Shadows @OBA Amsterdam Dutch Creative Festival @TSH Amsterdam City Programming CoffeeCoding AdvancedJS Amsterdam meetup GitHub Universe CocoaheadsNL @Pinch Unison Community Coding Science Park open day Thank you for reading✨ I also wrote a 2022 Summary. Please check it! Have a good winter, everybody.

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A report about my activities in Q3 2022.

This post is a report of my activities in Q2, 2022. While working on client projects, I started learning Information Visualization. I hope this will give me new skills and lead to outcomes in the near future. Client work An app project with a startup Building a new messaging app for teenagers. Switched to tech-consulting work in June Making some features while sharing programming techniques Art app projects with an artist based in New York Technical consultancy work: giving technical advice and writing code together in pair-programming sessions using TUPLE. In-App purchases, image processing, Firestore migration, etc. Learning Information Visualization specialization at Coursera I learned the foundation of information visualization and the basics of D3.js. I’m interested in visualizing complex data these days. My next step would be to visualize the complexity of programming itself. I hope I’ll be able to share the outcome in the near future. Elm + Tailwind + Firebase Hosting I tried making a website using Elm+TailwindCSS and hosted it at Firebase Hosting. The website is here. (The contents are copies of my website.) Dutch basics using Dualingo and some books Tech Events Unison Forall, 24 June Great conference about Unison programming language. Rust Developers Amsterdam meetup, 22 June I learned a little about Makepad, a GUI framework for Rust. CocoaHeads NL @Stream, 15 June Coffee coding, Saturdays Other stuff Visiting museums ...

This post is a report of my activities in Q1, 2022. Although there weren’t many changes, there was some progress, including web frontend development trials using Elm, TailwindCSS, and Firebase. Enjoy reading✨ Client work An app project with a startup Building a new messaging app for teenagers. Using SwiftUI, The Composable Architecture (TCA), Firebase, GraphQL, and so on. Using lots of features from Firebase. Art app projects with an artist based in New York Technical consultancy work: giving technical advice and writing code together in pair-programming sessions using TUPLE. Learning TailwindCSS + Elm I’m making a copy of this website using Tailwind and Elm. Tailwind seems great. Handling CSS had been one of the obstacles for me to get into web frontend development, however, with Tailwind I feel I can finally control the appearance of websites precisely. So, I may be able to work on web frontend projects. ...

Hello, world! It’s time to look back on 2021, isn’t it? 2021 was my first year as a freelance software engineer in the Netherlands, which was very dynamic and full of new experiences. I’d like to summarize my year here and I hope the foundation made this year will bring me a lot of interesting outcomes and experiences in the following years. Thank you so much to everyone who supported me in 2021! ...

This is a report of my activities in 2021 Q4. Project changes, learning, and so on! Client work New client projects started in this period. Coral Thank you, Coral team. I’m looking forward to working with you again. An app project with a Japanese startup Building a new messaging app for teenagers. Using SwiftUI, Firebase, GraphQL, The Composable Architecture (TCA), and so on. An art app project with an artist based in New York Building a photo-based app with some interesting ideas. Technical consultancy work: giving technical advice and writing code together in pair-programming sessions using TUPLE. Learning New programming languages ...

Hello, world. As Q3 of 2021 has finished, I wrote a summary of my activities during this period. The summer has finished, winter is coming very soon, but I’m enjoying nice autumn weather very much these days. I hope these activities in Q3 will lead to great outcomes in Q4 and the future. Client work Coral mediation app HealthKit integration, file downloading using file system and Realm, Firebase In-App Messaging, Xcode 13 & iOS 15 update, dependencies update, and of course UI & feature updates! Thank you, Coral team😀 Output I wrote blog posts regarding my tech interests and career. Enjoy reading if you haven’t read them. ...

Since the beginning of 2021, I’ve been considering tech areas that I’m going into for the next few years. As I roughly decided them, let me share my thoughts about it :) Context Back in 2015, I decided to focus on iOS app development, since when I’ve been working mostly on iOS apps. To keep being a good iOS developer, I had to keep up with so many topics around Swift/iOS and wasn’t able to make enough time to catch up with things outside of them. ...

Let me share my past presentation slides. Even though some engineers in Japan know me because of my past talks, those who aren’t familiar with the Japanese dev community might not know me well. Giving presentations is an important activity for me. I like summarizing my interests, knowledge, and experience into the format of presentations from time to time. Therefore, I believe these presentations have represented my interests quite well. So, enjoy reading these. If you have any questions or maybe future opportunities for talks, I’d be more than happy to hear from you! ...