Brian's career had him working on video games, eCommerce, productivity, finance and travel apps. After spending years working as an iOS and Android developer, he sees Flutter as the next big pillar for mobile.
- Founded and lead Brian Kayfitz Development Corporation, a Toronto-based agency specializing in mobile app development, delivering ov...
- Founded and lead Brian Kayfitz Development Corporation, a Toronto-based agency specializing in mobile app development, delivering over 20 apps across categories like fintech, health, travel, eCommerce, and gaming for millions of users worldwide.
- Authored a comprehensive Flutter textbook and mentored over 100 developers, providing expert training, code reviews, and strategic guidance to optimize app architecture, convert native apps to cross-platform solutions, and accelerate MVP launches.
- Spearheaded specialized Flutter training for military veterans with no prior software experience, building not only expertise in Flutter but also foundational computer science knowledge, including design patterns, algorithms, and data structures, to empower them as skilled developers.
- Excelled in rapid prototyping and innovation, creating a fully functional MVP app in under a week featuring cost estimation, fitness tracking, media players, and games, available on both Apple App Store and Google Play.
-Partnered on high-impact projects including the Visited app (available in 30 languages), Ballpark Deal, MyJourney, and The Fertility App, leveraging expertise in Dart, Swift, Objective-C, Java, Unity, and Flutter to build scalable, performant mobile solutions.
I run the Flutter Pillar at www.raywenderlich.com. Every month, we publish high quality,...
I run the Flutter Pillar at www.raywenderlich.com. Every month, we publish high quality, peer reviewed tutorials about Flutter and Dart.
At Recipe, I've developed the core eCommerce iOS Framework that that powers some of the largest restaurant chains in Canada inclu...
At Recipe, I've developed the core eCommerce iOS Framework that that powers some of the largest restaurant chains in Canada including, Swiss Chalet, Harvey's, Montana's, Kelseys and East Side Mario's. The project was written in Swift and utilizes the Protocol Oriented Programming pattern.
We have also been exploring other emerging technologies, such as Flutter for internal applications that will support the day to day activities of 50,000 employees.