About us

Creator Story

Our team created this course not because we wanted to simply sell knowledge, but because we ourselves were once in the exact same place where many of our students are now. Each of us at some point faced information chaos: dozens of unstructured lessons, outdated code that no longer works on current language versions, the constant feeling of chasing but never catching up. We spent months figuring out how to properly structure projects, why interfaces lag, how to safely handle network data, and how to write code that isn’t scary to open six months later.

These exact struggles — lack of a clear path, shortage of practical examples, and the ongoing sense of “I’m doing something wrong” — became the reason we decided to compile everything we know into one structured product. We didn’t want to make yet another “30-day quick course.” We wanted to give people a systematic, step-by-step journey: from the very first lines to professional approaches, with emphasis on clean code, modern tools, and real-world scenarios encountered daily.

Our mission is simple: to help developers — both beginners and those with some experience — avoid the same mistakes we went through ourselves. We believe good learning isn’t about promising, 

but about clear steps, practical tasks, and understanding “why exactly this way, not another.” Every module in the course was born from real questions we heard from colleagues, students, and ourselves: “How not to get lost in optionals?”, “Why does the animation jump?”, “How to write code that’s easy for a team to maintain?”. We answered them the way we wish someone had answered us 8–10 years ago.

Credentials & Experience

The team consists of engineers with a combined 35+ years in mobile development, the last 10+ years fully dedicated to Swift. We have worked on projects of every scale: from small utilities to platforms with millions of active users, from startups to large product companies. Among us are people who have led teams of up to 40 developers, rewritten legacy codebases, implemented modern concurrency, optimized performance on older devices, and prepared applications for store submission.

Over the years we have contributed to more than 30 commercial products, many of which are still actively used today. We have reduced data loading times by 5–7×, shortened new feature release cycles by 2–4× through modular architecture, implemented full accessibility support in several large projects, and created dozens of open-source packages used by thousands of developers worldwide.

We have also taught +1100 people — through corporate training, individual mentoring, and group courses. Many of our former students now work at companies building, create their own products, or move into senior/middle+ roles after just a few months of structured learning. These real outcomes — real people who started writing quality code and landed dream jobs — are what keep us going.

We don’t consider ourselves “gurus” or “the best in the world.” We are simply engineers who love what they do, keep learning constantly, and want others to spend less time fighting the same problems. This course is our way of giving back to the community and helping the next generation of developers move faster and more confidently.