Hey, I’m Kenzhie — a software developer who learns best by building things. During my time at the Apple Developer Academy, I picked up more than just Swift and SwiftUI. I learned how ideas turn into real products through design, iteration, and teamwork. I’ve spent a lot of time exploring Apple’s ecosystem, trying to understand not just how things work, but why they matter to the people who use them. Before focusing on iOS, I played around with different areas of software — frontend, design, even some system-level stuff. That helped me see how everything connects. Working with people from different backgrounds, including international teammates, taught me how to adapt, communicate better, and stay open-minded. One big thing I’ve learned is that good products don’t just come from clean code — they come from understanding people. Outside of tech, I find balance in basketball and books. Basketball was my first love; it taught me how to work with a team, stay disciplined, and keep pushing when things get tough. I’ll be honest — I didn’t always give it my all back then, and that’s something I’ve learned from. I don’t want to feel that same regret again, so now I’m all in on the things that matter to me. Books keep me curious and spark new ideas, and whether I’m coding, learning something new, or figuring out what’s next, I’m always focused on growing. I’ve got a dream I’m chasing, and this time, I’m giving it everything.…Hey, I’m Kenzhie — a software developer who learns best by building things. During my time at the Apple Developer Academy, I picked up more than just Swift and SwiftUI. I learned how ideas turn into real products through design, iteration, and teamwork. I’ve spent a lot of time exploring Apple’s ecosystem, trying to understand not just how things work, but why they matter to the people who use them. Before focusing on iOS, I played around with different areas of software — frontend, design, even some system-level stuff. That helped me see how everything connects. Working with people from different backgrounds, including international teammates, taught me how to adapt, communicate better, and stay open-minded. One big thing I’ve learned is that good products don’t just come from clean code — they come from understanding people. Outside of tech, I find balance in basketball and books. Basketball was my first love; it taught me how to work with a team, stay disciplined, and keep pushing when things get tough. I’ll be honest — I didn’t always give it my all back then, and that’s something I’ve learned from. I don’t want to feel that same regret again, so now I’m all in on the things that matter to me. Books keep me curious and spark new ideas, and whether I’m coding, learning something new, or figuring out what’s next, I’m always focused on growing. I’ve got a dream I’m chasing, and this time, I’m giving it everything.WWWW…