Mohammad Azam is an iOS instructor who has worked as a lead mobile developer for several companies and created an educational YouTube channel. He teaches at The Iron Yard, a code school with 22 campus locations that prepares students for careers in technology through 12-week courses. Azam discusses the importance of writing organized code to avoid creating massive, difficult to manage controllers and shares a code repository as an example of better practices.

1. Taming the Massive Controller
Mohammad Azam
@azamsharp

2. About me
• iOS Instructor at The Iron Yard
• Worked as a lead mobile developer for Valic, AIG,
Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, Blinds.com and The
Home Depot
• Creator of the AzamSharp YouTube Channel which has
over 5000 subscribers
• Udemy Instructor
• Speaker, author and explorer

3. The Iron Yard
• The Iron Yard is the world’s largest immersive code school. We
are dedicated to creating real, lasting change for people,
companies and communities through technology education.
• Through our 12-week immersive courses, we prepare students
with the skills they need to be hired as junior-level developers and
launch rewarding careers in technology.
• The Iron Yard launched its first code school campus in Greenville,
S.C. in 2013 with two employees and one course offering.
• In just over three years, the organization has grown into 22
campus locations, eight course offerings and more than 130 full-
time employees.

4. Apps

5. ABC POP

6. Mathemachicken

7. Daily 5

8. High Waters

9. 7 Minute Body

10. Arrived++

11. Vegetable Tree

12. Massive Controllers?

25. ALL BECAUSE YOU DID NOT CARE
ABOUT THE CODE

26. Lets start caring!

27. https://bitbucket.org/azamsharp/grocry
Repository

28. Contact
• www.azamsharp.com
• azamsharp@gmail.com
• @azamsharp

29. Thanks!