Geoff Bender began his programming career as a ColdFusion developer back in 2000 by writing and maintaining distance learning web applications for VCampus Corporation. He worked as a contractor to the General Services Administration (GSA) from 2001-2005 and redesigned several websites for the Chief Financial Officers Council, Chief Information Officers Council, and several other executive agencies for which he received recognition from the Executive Office of the President. From 2005-2007 he created energy analysis software for Pace Global Energy Services and Gazprom. Since 2007 he has worked as a senior ColdFusion developer for Segue Technologies on the Unites States Air Force’s MPES project and has doubled as Segue’s lead mobile developer for Apple’s iOS platform.
When trying to decide which iOS version his apps will target, Lead iOS Developer Geoff Bender takes into account high adoption rate, app complexity, and selective feature offerings.
What will the announcement of the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 plus, iOS 8, Apple Pay and Apple Watch by Apple on September 9, 2014, mean for developers and consumers?
iOS Developer Geoff Bender recaps the 2014 Apple WWDC Keynote
The Tale of a Recent Challenging Project to Build Secure Mobile Applications for National Standardized Testing in Schools.
Lead iOS Developer Geoff Bender Analyzes the Announcements Made at WWDC 2013 and What They Could Mean for Developers.
How to Efficiently Exchange Information Between Mobile Devices and a Remote Server
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Mobile device challenges and opportunities for today’s Military Services and the Federal Government
The introduction of iOS 6 and what it means for developers
