Manuel García-Estañ

Cannonball is a social network that show plans and challenges around you and let you create and share your own plans.

Technical features:
- Consumes a REST API and parses it into a local database in Core Data
- Tracks user location and sends it to the server
- Native calendar integration
- Map integration
- Push notifications

Personal project developed for my own wedding. It allowed the guests confirm their assistance, get a route to the celebration venue, check where were they sat, share their pictures, and comment other guests' pictures.

I developed the apps (iOS and Android) and the REST API.

Technical features:
- REST API written in Python (Django).
- Admin panel where the bride and groom can register new guests, configure the tables, or add new locations to the event
- iOS and Android native apps.
- Consuming a REST API and parsing results into the local database (Core Data for iOS, SQLite for Android).
- Push notifications
- Maps integrations

Betlyn is a new social network which will let you meet new people and win awards throught a new betting system. Once you are part of the Betlyn community, you only need to go to the Radar section and find people to challenge.

Technical features:
- Consumes a REST API and parses it into a local database in CoreData
- Tracks user location and sends it to the server.
- Push notification-based Chat
- Push notifications to inform the user of important events related with their bets.
- In-app purchases

Quiz app based on Karate. Here I developed the whole iPhone app, the iOS app, and the API (with Django).

Technical features:
- REST API written in Python (Django)
- Takes the current user level and returns a set of custom questions
- Admin panel to let the customer enter new questions and see user data
- iOS and Android native apps
- REST API
- Social network integration
- Push notifications

An easy way to set custom styles to any UIResponder from the Interface Builder.

As an iOS developer, I felt very often frustrated with how difficult is to set consistent styles to my views in the Xcode Interface Builder. If you think in a UILabel, you can use the same style (font, color and size) for a set of labels in different UIViewController. If, some time later, the design changes you'll have to change the properties of all these labels one by one, which is a tedious work. I try to solve this issue by developing MGEStyles. This library, inspired by the Android styles system, simplifies this task, giving you the chance of define a totally custom styles in one single place and using it all over your project, using the Interface Builder or by code.

This app was built for a chain of commerces to allow them sell their products through the iPhone

Technical features:
- Consuming a REST API and parsing into a local database in CoreData
- Notifications triggered based on the user location (when they are near a shop) and beacons (when they enter a shop)
- Push notification-based chat
- Integration with external payment gateway
- Maps integration

Social network that allows the user to create/comment/share their favorite garments and looks.

Technical features:
- Consumes a REST API and parses into a local database in CoreData
- Push notifications

App that lets the user create videos using their own pictures and music.

App that shows a list of commerces/points of interests/events around the user.

Technical features:
- Consumes a REST API and parses into a local database in CoreData
- Tracks the user's location
- Custom app translation system that allows the user to select a different language from the selected on the phone
- Native calendar integration
- Push notifications

App for the World Karate Federation, developed as part of the campaign to make Karate an Olympic sport for the 2020 games.