iOS development today spans four fronts: SwiftUI and UIKit, App Store distribution, concurrency and Combine, and native platform integration. The list below highlights iOS experts working on each of those areas.
| Avatar | Name | GitHub | Notable Contributions† |
|---|---|---|---|
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Felix Krause | @krause | fastlane creator |
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Krzysztof Zabłocki | @krzysztofzablocki | Sourcery, code gen tools |
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Ash Furrow | @ashfurrow | Moya, FRP writing |
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Soroush Khanlou | @khanlou | Coordinator pattern blog |
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Ayaka Nonaka | @ayanonagon | SwiftUI/UIKit contributions |
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Steve Troughton-Smith | @steventroughtonsmith | iOS reverse engineering |
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Olivier Halligon | @AliSoftware | SwiftGen, OHHTTPStubs |
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Chris Eidhof | @chriseidhof | objc.io, SwiftUI guides |
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Nick Lockwood | @nicklockwood | SwiftFormat, iCarousel |
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Laurent Cozic | @laurent22 | Maintains joplin |
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Vinicius Souza | @vsouza | Maintains awesome-ios |
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Guilherme Rambo | @insidegui | iOS developer and practitioner |
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Jesse Squires | @jessesquires | indie dev iOS & macOS freelance |
† Note: this is not a ranking. The order does not reflect quality or seniority.
Together, these iOS experts shape the project's roadmap and surrounding ecosystem.
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