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<aside> 💡 Hello! 👋🏻 I'm Mika Urakawa, an iOS app developer 🌞
On my website, I mainly introduce personal development projects. This website includes many products and articles, but most are only in Japanese. Sorry about that. But! Please don't stop reading. You can use convenient translators to understand them. Please enjoy your reading!
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About Me
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<aside> 💡 I enjoy developing personal development apps, primarily for iOS 🍎 (you can find a list of the iOS apps I have released here). I am keenly interested in iOS app development and am currently working actively with SwiftUI. Additionally, I am exploring cross-platform development and experimenting with replacing previously released apps using Flutter. I also have experience developing Google Apps Script (GAS), and Slack apps, and open-source software (OSS) libraries.
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<aside> 💡 I had the great opportunity to speak at iOSDC Japan 2023, the top conference for iOS app development in Japan. I focused on 'Understanding the Fundamentals: Privacy Changes to Address by Next Spring'. And I gave a presentation on iOS app automated build at an external tech conference held at Yappli, as well as presentations within the company.
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<aside> 💡 I love writing articles. I write not only technical articles on Qiita and Zenn (poplular tech blogging service in Japan), but also records of participation in technical conferences and career. Not only do I release personal development apps, but I always publish technical articles together. (For details, see the "Article" link in each list in the gallery of 🚀Personal Development App Collection)
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<aside> 💡 I run the tech blog at Yappli. I am also interested in DevRel in general and involved in Japanese translations of articles and conference management.
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<aside> 💡 I like writing, traveling, marine sports, and learning English. I recently started scuba diving 🤿 The articles I write as a hobby on note currently number 233. My travelogue written on note has also been featured in SmartNews ✨(here)
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