Avismara Hugoppalu Lakshminarayana

As mobile engineers, we may encounter situations where we have to work with a flawed implementation of a back end. Making changes for a cleaner implementation could be costly and time-consuming. In such times, we, as developers, would have to cast our principles aside and find balance by finding ways to do what we do best—writing efficient code.

This project addresses a significant challenge I encountered as a mobile developer. To overcome this challenge, I developed a drop-in persistence layer that has been widely adopted by developers for over seven years. It enables seamless integration and efficient data management, providing a reliable solution within the limitations of the existing back-end implementation.

A Swift-based iOS SDK that rethinks simple forms and I owned the process of building a highly customizable stacked form widget that was recently open-sourced.

While working on an iOS app that featured simple forms, we faced a product design problem. The aim was to receive multiple short inputs from the user without the clutter of existing form designs. We brainstormed an alternative design and implemented it in our application.

I was the sole developer of a mobile SDK that can be integrated with the clients’ applications to scan receipts using iOS/Android smartphones in real-time and provide edge detection, edge adjustment, blur detection, and multi-upload.