I think a developer would look like a geek, noody, plaid.

Unshavin' glasses.

Sparky hair, bids, a guy behind a door that's got enough of a crack that can slide a pizza underneath.

I think you won't even know who a developer is. I think you'd be surprised.

I really don't know what a developer looks like, but the apps they make let us do amazing things.

You can talk about a project, you can articulate it rationally, but you cannot communicate architectural ideas without a drawing.

I use an app called Paper by M53. It really provides a sense of freedom, a sense of being emancipated from technology.

It allows you to communicate as if directly from your heart, from your soul. It's just part of you.

And I think that magic is part of the app world.

The app I cannot live without is a banking app named The Turbo Ball.

Airbnb saved my life. I talked to my friends, Instagram Tumblr, blah blah blah blah.

Have a night. That's the one.

I'm addicted to Pinterest because it is amazing.

There's so much entertainment.

It's dope, it.

It's as limitless what you can do.

The ocean, for me, is the lungs of our planet.

The health of the ocean is absolutely essential to the health of us as human beings.

Pangio runs a sailing expedition vessel to help scientists collect data on marine debris all around the world.

There's a variety of apps that I use every day.

Inavex is essential for us to be able to navigate the vessel.

Marine debris tracker allows you to enter the marine debris that you find into a global database.

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