FROM iOS TO AI

Building the Future: My Journey from Mobile Development to Artificial Intelligence

Here you can find my perspective about the industry, thoughts and learning I’ll experience in my path.

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Code, Challenges, and Coffee

Welcome to From iOS to AI, a blog where I document my transition from building sleek mobile apps to diving into the world of artificial intelligence. Whether it’s troubleshooting Swift bugs, wrangling LLMs, or deploying models on AWS, I’m here to share my wins, fails, and everything in between—with a dash of humor.
Follow along as I explore coding tips, project insights, interview prep strategies, and the occasional existential question: “Is my code learning, or am I?” – Author ChatGPT

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1 Lesson

There will always be people more skilled than, you. More prepared than you. Nicer than you. Hotter than you. Should I continue?

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2 Lesson

We are Product Engineer. Is not only code. Who is the final customer? Is your app usable? Do you solve a problem? How do you measure the effectiveness?

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3 Lesson

Speak. Don’t hide. Communication is key, we need more people with soft skills. AI is coming! I’m joking I don’t want to scare anyone

Testimonials

“This guy once wrote a UIViewController that didn’t crash on launch. He’s basically a genius. 10/10 would Swift again.”
iOS Dog

Testimonial from ‘Past iOS Developer Me’ (2021-2023)— Me, back when memory leaks were my biggest fear
“His Python code only breaks twice a day now—progress, right? Also, he totally knows what an ‘embedding’ is… probably. This blog is going places.”

Testimonial from ‘AI Developer Me’ (2024 and Beyond)— Me, still wondering if I can fine-tune my sleep schedule like an LLM

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“Studies show that it can increase our emotional intelligence as we understand a range of perspectives and motivations. There is some evidence that mental stimulation is one of the factors that can delay the onset of dementia and reading is among the activities that can help to keep the brain active.” – BBC

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