
Developer 👨💻 • Metalhead 🤘 • Francophone 🇫🇷 SwiftUI by day, learning Rust by night, Jetpack Compose occasionally iOS @ProtonPrivacy @ma_mobile_app for fun
Paris, France
Joined April 2012
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The most important skill of a software engineer is not technical but about keeping your health in check.
I successfully convert myself from a no-sport to everyday-sport guy, lost 7kg in 7 months. If you’re like my old me. Here are my tips for you👇.
Proud to be a part of this journey. Not everyone develops password managers, let alone supports passkeys so there were few to no open-source apps or tutorial on this matter. It was fun digging into new APIs. Now heading to the next big milestone.
By popular request, #ProtonPass now supports #passkeys — on all devices, for everyone.
Passkeys provide a secure and convenient alternative to passwords.
✨ Save, store and edit passkeys in @Proton_Pass: proton.me/blog/proton-pass-p…
Nhon Nguyen retweeted
One year ago, we started a new design journey at Proton. Proton has always been about privacy and security, but our mission will only succeed if we have best-in-class product design. Here's a look at work done so far and a sneak peek at the future.
Nhon Nguyen retweeted
Behind the scenes at this week's Proton Pass beta launch. We pushed the button from the @ProtonPrivacy office in Barcelona, joined by the @SimpleLogin team from Paris. It's the start of a new product journey, one that we hope will benefit the community. Stay tuned for full launch
Now I can proudly say I'm glad to be a part of Proton Pass. It's been a wild ride, we got to the first checkpoint. Now heading the next ones.
Today we're launching the Proton Pass beta.
With Pass, we're applying our privacy and encryption knowledge to a service that many of you have asked for.
Later on, Proton Pass will become a free password manager for all Proton users. Learn more here: proton.me/blog/proton-pass-b…
Finally I can make it just in time for Christmas. Submitted to TestFlight today and got approved hours later. Though there's still work to do, I decide to go beta to get early feedback while working on last features.
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Get back to work on a new update for @ma_mobile_app after abandoning it for almost a year. The good thing is I got enough time to learn the basic of Swift concurrency to use in this project. And with SwiftUI 3.0, this version will have a longer lifespan than the previous 🍝 one.
Get back to work on a new update for @ma_mobile_app after abandoning it for almost a year. The good thing is I got enough time to learn the basic of Swift concurrency to use in this project. And with SwiftUI 3.0, this version will have a longer lifespan than the previous 🍝 one.
Thank @frenchkitconf for the great conference! @v_pradeilles's 3 questions about Swift got me 🤯. Until next year.
It feels like overlocking your brain 🤯
it’s incredible how reading this feels like finally unlocking 100% of your brain
(via @christophepas)
Nhon Nguyen retweeted
The new Proton is here. One account, four privacy services, one ecosystem. Unified protection, with a modernized look and feel. Join us as we take another step towards an alternative internet where privacy is the default: proton.me/news/updated-proto…
#PrivacyByDefault
Just wrote my first #swift async/await function for a production app. It'll be shipped very soon. I know I'm late in the game but better late than never 😄
Safari claims that it protects your privacy and security but you have to manually turn on this option or you won't see the real URL behind a hyperlink. Who still wants to blindly open an URL today if they care about their online security?
The English-Vietnamese dictionary iOS app that I usually use stops working when I upgraded to iOS 15. The app itself is very bad in term of UI/UX & has no update for 6 years🙄. But it does an acceptable job. Now if I want to make a dictionary, where should I get the data legally?
Today is my first day at @ProtonMail as iOS engineer. I'm super thrilled with the journey ahead.
I leave my development and personal iPhones in iOS 14.7.1 for almost a year on purpose to test my iOS 14 apps. Recently I encounter some bugs due to the differences in behavior of #SwiftUI, I decide to update my personal iPhone to iOS 15 to test. SwiftUI is great until it's not😅




















