ABOUT ME

About 10 years ago I realized how fun programming is, and I've been exploring it ever since. I'm often asked by people I meet, "Programming must be really complicated, huh?", and I've begun to tell them now that it's no more complex than speaking, but that speaking is actually a bit more complex than we often realize.

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What I mean when I say that programming is no more complicated than speaking is that in order to program something, you simply have to describe it correctly. As soon as you've finished describing it, it works. If you practice the abstract skill of describing things simply then you will be able to write simple code. If one does not hone the skill of articulation then, naturally, one's code will be convoluted just like one's speech, because both flow from the abstract well that is one's thought.

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I believe I can help beginners start off their programming journey on the right foot by breaking down the important principles in a comprehensible manner.

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I also believe I can help intermediate programmers improve their code quality by teaching important architectural principles.

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The programming language that I use is Swift, so that is what I will use to teach, but the concepts that you will learn are broadly applicable.

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-Jeremy