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When I began developing Flash of Genius: SAT Vocab, I had virtually none of the technical skills that would eventually be required of me. I had never developed software for the iPhone, a Mac, or any device at all. I had never programmed in C, Objective-C, or any C language whatsoever. I was just a graduate student in applied math. My best markup language was LaTeX, a language for preparing mathematical documents, and my best scripting language was Matlab, a language for scientific computing. I had also never owned a business, been a member of a startup, or worked in any sort of entrepreneurial environment. Prior to becoming a graduate student, I had been a high school math teacher, and prior to that, I had worked as a voice-over actor and done various other odd jobs in show business.

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© 2009 David Barnard, Joachim Bondo, Dan Burcaw, David Kaneda, Craig Kemper, Tim Novikoff, Chris Parrish, Brad Ellis, Keith Peters, Jürgen Siebert, Eddie Wilson

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Novikoff, T. (2009). Flash of Genius: SAT Vocab. In: Mark, D. (eds) iPhone User Interface Design Projects. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2360-3_6

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