Job Description

The iOS Developer position is responsible for creating and architecting new mobile applications, maintaining and improving existing features on existing applications, and working with our sales team to develop innovative solutions that meet our clients' business needs.

. The Swift 3.0 programming language

Just like a cricketer should know how to catch, you need to know Swift 3.0 if you want to be an iOS developer. It is a programming language that is owned by Apple to develop iOS mobile applications.

The Swift 3.0 is the universal language that is used for all iOS mobile app developments. At the initial level, you don’t need to go deep into it, you need to have a basic understanding of the language and its functionalities such as:

• Basic Syntax
• Classes, Inheritance & Initialization
• Objective-C Interoperability
• Control Flow (If and Switch Statements)
• Error Handling
• Optionals

2. Apple’s Xcode IDE

It is another thing that you should be the master at. Xcode IDE is the real reason that makes the app excellent and offers magnificent user experience. It is said that it takes from concept to code to customers.

It is highly integrated with Cocoa and Cocoa Touch frameworks and it is a primary environment to build apps for various Apple devices such as Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.

It also helps a developer to enable different Apple service such as Passbook and Game Changer too. For an iOS developer, you need to have a thorough understanding of Apple’s Xcode IDE.

3. Spatial Reasoning

Spatial reasoning is one of the key aspects of developing an app. It is all about thinking from an app user’s point of view and how a user will interact and use the app. You need to think out-of-the-box to make the end user feel good and satisfied while using the app.

By thinking logically as a user, you will be able to design an interface and add functionalities that are more accessible, comprehensive and useful for the user. You need to envision it to make more meaningful and useful apps.

4. Design Guidelines

What Apple users love about different Apple devices is their intuitiveness that lite