When looking through the cv of an ipad programmer to help develop a product, what are the most important skills i should be looking for?
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iOS Skills to look for in an Ipad developer?
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The quality and breadth of the completed apps.
A CV doesn't matter nearly as much as the actual completed work. A CV is like a blog: it's an opinion expressed from a point of view, and it may or may not tell the whole story. The actual completed work lets you evaluate the work and come to your own opinions about the work.
For any iOS/iPhone/iPad developer, look at the apps that they have already developed and preferably are in the App store. See what features these apps include, how polished they look and feel. Ask what parts the developer did themselves.
If you want a native app, make sure they know Objective C and Xcode well, and didn't just use a bridge, such as PhoneGap or the flash converter, etc.
Outside that, you might also want to evaluate their communication skills. No use hiring someone who doesn't understand you or your product's concept.
If you want a native app, make sure they know Objective C and Xcode well, and didn't just use a bridge, such as PhoneGap or the flash converter, etc.
Outside that, you might also want to evaluate their communication skills. No use hiring someone who doesn't understand you or your product's concept.
