Swiftjective-C is written by me, Jordan Morgan. I'm from Missouri, where I enjoy life as a dad to three kids with my wife Jansyn. Professionally, I adore writing, teaching and creating software for Apple's platforms. I've been doing all three with a smile on my face since 2011.
Swiftjective-C's name comes from Apple's two primary programming languages — Swift and Objective-C. As the name suggests, I typically write about iOS APIs, Apple, and indie life along with a little dish of random.
Feel free to say hi on Twitter, Mastodon or via email. To see my own apps, check out my new LLC here.
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Spend Stack
Aug 2014 - Dec 2021A personal finance app built for collaboration using CloudKit. Featured in Apple's stores as a demo app, topped its charts, was selected for App of the Day and more.
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The Daily iOS
Mar 2021 - NowA Twitter bot that scrapes Apple's documentation for code samples and technical articles, tweeting one for each daily.
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A Best-in-Class iOS App Book Series
May 2021 - NowA five book series covering absolutely all I know about making great iOS apps that's in early access.
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Elite Hoops
Sept 2023 - NowThe best way for basketball coaches to share plays and concepts with their coaching staff and players.
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Elite Soccer Club
April 2024 - NowThe best way for soccer coaches to share formations and concepts with their coaching staff and players.
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[Untitled Indie Project Manager]
Sept 2022 - NowAn app for solo indies to manage their software projects. Fully native and quick, it focuses on solving problems one person teams have with managing all of their projects such as release management, tasks and more.
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The Halo
Timer, This Is Hard!,
Christmas Lister and Tap Them.
Gone, but never forgotten.
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