Arthur Sabintsev
Lead iOS Developer, The Washington Post
Arthur Ariel Sabintsev is one of the lead iOS developers at The Washington Post. His mobile engineering career includes freelancing, a video startup, a digital identity startup, and a mobile-focused agency. He’s developed and consulted on dozens of apps since 2011. Before leaving his Ph.D. program, he was an experimental nuclear physicist who worked underground colliding subatomic and subnuclear particles.
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Mobile Development for Non-Programmers
It's a great time to learn about mobile development. Come learn where to start and dive deep into iOS. We'll cover all the tricky parts that you won't find in a book.
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Mobile App Development 1-Day Bootcamp
This 1-day course will introduce you to the basics of iOS app development using Apple’s new programming language Swift.
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Mobile App Design 1-Day Bootcamp
This workshop will teach you about the process of designing an app from start to finish.
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Mobile App Design 2-Day Bootcamp
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{ADULT} Summer Camp
Join in on the fun at GA {ADULT} SUMMER CAMP! Learn to code, design, make an iPhone app, how to pitch your idea and much more in just one week. Popsicles will be provided.
iOS Alumni Workshop
Keep the learning going with alumni-exclusive iOS workshops!
Mobile App Bootcamp: Design & Development
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iOS Development
This 12-week course will introduce you to the basics of iOS app development using Apple’s new programming language Swift.
Mobile Development for Public Health
What are the biggest challenges in public health, and what role can mobile phones and mobile apps play in saving lives?