About

Narendar Singh Saini is an experienced iOS developer, author, and mentor with over 15 years of experience in the software industry. He started his journey with programming in his college days, where he spent a significant amount of time learning C/C++, DS&A, CoreJava, VisualBasic, HTML, CSS, JS, and more. He has worked on various technologies like J2ME, Symbian, J2EE (JSP/Servlet), Flash (Action Script), PHP, Android, and iOS. His expertise lies in developing mobile apps using Objective-C and Swift, with knowledge of MVC & MVVM Architectures, Design Patterns & SOLID Principles, Test Driven Development, GCD, REST APIs integration with backend, Asymmetric & Symmetric Encryption, Push Notifications, Frameworks for reusability, 3rd Party Libraries and APIs, Core Data & SQLite, and other Persistency options in iOS. He has a clear understanding of the full Mobile Development Life Cycle and has experience submitting apps to the App Store & Test Flight. He is also well-versed in Agile Methodology, Linux Commands & Scripts, and App Prototyping. Narendar completed the UDACITY Nanodegree Program for iOS and holds several LinkedIn Learning Certificates. He is passionate about building mobile applications and loves to combine his passion for learning and sharing knowledge with others. He is currently working as an iOS Developer at innodeed systems and has previously worked as an iOS and Android Developer at xymob, inc. Narendar holds a Master of Science in Information Technology from Dr. C. V. Raman University, Kota Bilaspur, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications from the same university. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Shri Shankaracharya Mahavidyalaya and has completed O Level from DOEACC. His technical skills include iOS, Mobile, Test, Android, PHP, Integration, Backend, Swift, and C. Narendar is highly recommended by his peers and suggests books like The Clean Coder, Clean Architecture, Clean Code by Uncle Bob, Don't Make Me Think, Pragmatic Programmer, OOAD - Head First, Design Patterns - Head First, and Design Patterns - Gang of Four (GoF).