Giordano Scalzo

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Giordano Scalzo is a developer since the days of the ZXSpectrum. He has worked in C++, Java, Net, Ruby, Python, and in so many other programming languages he has forgotten the names. When he decided that he knew enough programming languages, Apple released Swift, and it fell in love with it. Since then he works primarily in Swift, and he even wrote two books to learn it: "Swift by Example" and "Swift 2 by Example". Given the availability of Swift on Server, he is now considering doing backend development again.

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