About Brad Dominy
I work as a Software Architect for a law firm in San Francisco as a member of an in-house development team.
Most of my projects use Cocoa for MacOSX and iOS.
My work has ranged from little utilities to complex distributed systems, with just
about everything else thrown in for good measure. I
like to figure things out and to help people with their work.
For college, I attended the University of Chicago where I got a B.S. in Chemistry ('95) and then a M.S.
in Computer Science ('98).
I have been working as a developer and scripter for 10 years.
Publications & Conferences
I have written a couple of online articles and attended several conferences.
MacDevCenter.com by O'Reilly
An Introduction to AppleScript on Mac OS X
Integrating AppleScript and Cocoa
Variables Inside Cocoa Objects
Attendee WWDC 2006
Introduction of Leopard and 64-bit OS
Attendee WWDC 2007
Introduction of the iPhone
Teaching
I was an instructor from December 1999 to March 2001 for the Interactive Media & On-Line Communications program at the
Graham School of General Studies which is affiliated with the University of Chicago.
Courses
Transformation of the Printed Word
Introduction to Computer Graphics
Introduction to HTML
Introduction to Computers and the Web
