An iOS app created for my application to Dartmouth's DALI Lab.

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My goal was to create a dashboard of DALI Lab members with information about their backgrounds and projects.

At DALI, we have over 50 students per term working on a variety of cool projects. Things can get pretty chaotic. It would help if we had an app or a site that displayed a DALI Dashboard! This dashboard could show active and past members, profiles, skillsets, and current projects for DALI Members. You should parse the JSON data http://mappy.dali.dartmouth.edu/members.json in your app and display at least some of it.

• Interactive map with markers on member hometowns (made with Apple Mapkit)
• Member listing with profile picture, name, and message preview
  • JSON data fetched live from github (using Alamofire and SwiftyJSON)
  • Pictures loaded and cached asynchronously (using Kingfisher)
• Search bar to filter by any info from profile
• Member detail view
  • Clickable link to open member website in-app
  • Member hometown converted from geo-coordinates
• Animated landing page with DALI logo and color scheme
• Progress bar to alert user of time-intensive operations
• Alert notification for failure to load data

This app was built in Xcode using Swift. I only recently began teaching myself Swift, so I'm very proud that I was able to create a functioning multi-view application that parses and displays internet data. I made every attempt to follow Apple's preferred MVC design pattern as well as adopt good coding style and technique.