Majid Jabrayilov Portfolio
SwiftUI specialist behind SwiftUI Weekly and open-source packages like SwiftUICharts — a focused example of building community infrastructure around a single, still-evolving Apple framework.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
A curation newsletter as a sustainable, high-frequency format
SwiftUI Weekly curates and comments on the best links each week rather than requiring an original deep-dive every time — sustainable indefinitely without the burnout risk of always-original long-form.
Open-source packages that fill specific framework gaps
SwiftUICharts exists because SwiftUI itself lacked mature first-party charting for a long stretch.
A personal interest folded into a real shipped app
Connecting a genuine interest in health data to an actual SwiftUI app tends to produce a more polished, sustained side project than one built purely as a portfolio placeholder.
What Mobile Developers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
If original long-form writing isn't sustainable at your desired frequency, a curated weekly digest still builds topical authority over time.
Build the missing piece of a framework or library you use daily as an open-source package.
Rebuild example projects using your language/framework's newest features periodically.
Build at least one project from a genuine personal interest outside pure résumé-building.
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