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274 - 7000 Warnings Is Fine, Right?
As well as talking build processes and toolchains, Scotty talks the universal MoneyWell 3.1.1 release and the feedback on the 3.1 release, as well as touching on the woes of his 2018 MacBook Pro keyboard. John talks the anatomy of the iOS Netflix transport controls and a re-creation in SwiftUI.
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273 - Apple Silicon - 75 Percent More Amazinger
This week the boys review the latest Apple Event and share their thoughts on the first Apple Silicon machines. John also talks his recent work leading up to 'the quiet period', his ongoing work with languages and translations, and the release of Croatian. Scotty talks the release of MoneyWell 3.1, including the much anticipated full Dark Mode support as well as compatibility for Big Sur.
Croatian Press.
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272 - A Pair Of Unstable Old Folk
This week the boys share their thoughts on the recent US election race, with John showing off his democracy sausage. John also talks his recent work with link previews and getting them to work with multiple languages. Scotty talks his recent work with getting MoneyWell Big Sur ready, as well as some Core Graphics work.
John's Californian Democracy Sausage.
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271 - IsScottyDeadYet.com
From the variety of voting practices from country to country and even within the US itself to an honest realisation of MoneyWell. This week the boys talk John's appearance on this seasons Netflix quarterly film thanks to his work with accessibility, while also talking his latest work with dealing with support. Scotty talks the positive feedback on a recent public update to MoneyWell regarding the realisation of exactly what the project is.
John’s Dog #amylionheart was singularly unimpressed by her grumpy’s appearance in a Netflix company video.
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270 - Let's Try to Keep This Professional
This week the boys talk more on accessibility based design with John and what he learnt from his recent Data Week, and Scotty's daily use of text size control. Scotty also shares his current work with redesigning the spending plan within MoneyWell and what decisions need to be made going forward with John adding his recent experience with money based consumer software.
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269 - A Fractionally Interesing Episode
This week John talks his latest translation success with Netflix now being fully localised for Russia and the work that goes into localising an app, from the many translations for singular English words to the expansions of others. Scotty talks the ever growing generational gap as iOS devices change and grow, compared with navigating the maze of Android. Also an update on his new Android life and thoughts on the new iPhone 12 family.
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268 - end tell! end tell! end tell!
With John's return to his regularly scheduled programming this week, he announces his appreciation for user feedback, both good and bad. Also sharing some insight into his current WIP with navigation, and talks on how accessibility is starting to be perceived as more of a fundamental than as an afterthought. Scotty talks his recent delve into AppleScript and its system events control, his upcoming Apple Music album and the possible future of MoneyWell amongst the natural progression of tech.
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267 - L'Assenza Fa Crescere IL Cuore Più Forte
After a much longer than expected break the boys are finally back with a bumper length episode of what's been going on in their world of tech, complete with all the usual incompetence. With Johns recent international adventure, the boys talk what comes with trying to continue to work with a more than significant time difference and how John has experienced both the current world situation and software usage within different cultures. They also share their thoughts on and challenges with the latest changes brought in with iOS 14 and possibly the same again with Big Sur. Scotty talks of the challenges of splitting work time between client work and working on MoneyWell, and his enjoyment of his new Android life.
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266 - All Drag, No Control
Following a brief history lesson on English beer, John talks the changes in implementing the MDX (Multi Device Experience) within the new Network Permissions coming with iOS 14. And still firmly on the KVO train, this week Scotty gives more insight into his work on notifications and bindings within MoneyWell. As well as some small updates on the ongoing MoneyWell project.
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265 - To Merge, or Not to Merge, That Is the Question
This week Scotty talks more on notifications within the existing MoneyWell and the work being done to bring the code base back up to scratch. Also on the decision on deployment targets, how old is too old? John talks his recent cell sizing problems with dynamic type when viewed on different devices. Also a trip down 'MemoryMiner' lane.
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264 - The Great South American River Program
Continuing on with accessibility, this week John talks bringing age-old techniques to the present. Whereas Scotty talks new techniques with the latest Big Sur beta and the decisions that developers need to make with each new macOS release. The boys also touch on the latest tech congress hearing.
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263 - And the Sh*t Just Worked
John talks his latest victories with accessibility and the hidden benefits that come along with it. Scotty talks his recent work with MoneyWell and updating for Big Sur. Also the boys share some thoughts on the Swift compiler.
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262 - One List, Two List, Old List, New List
This week the boys talk testing with John talking through his recent endeavours with a variety of different tests for dynamic type. Also his recent "travels" and how the process of hiring is changing. Scotty talks about his week of list comparison and the future of NSDocument within MoneyWell.
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261 - It's... Passable
John speaks of his rollercoaster of developer emotions this week with some dynamic type within certain cells. And Scotty talks moving MoneyWell from CocoaPods to Swift Package Manager, the pros and cons of Firebase and Swift Package Index.
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260 - 30 Minutes of Goodness Is All It Takes
A week of refection of WWDC 2020 as John and Scotty share their thoughts on the first online only WWDC and share their own personal highlights. John also talks his teams recent feature ship and the importance of teamwork. While Scotty shares his recent successes with MoneyWell.
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259 - Jenkins Zero to Jenkins Hero
This week the boys talk build servers, especially Scotty’s recent mastery of Jenkins. Also the future of App Store vs. Direct sales. And of course they discuss the upcoming WWDC. John talks his week of interactions between Swift and Objective-C. Scotty also talks his recent delve into MoneyWell reconfigurations.
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258 - Source Control? Child’s Play!
This week John talks Netflix’s latest addition of the Black Lives Matter collection, problems with malformed string formatters and gives his opinion on the earliest age to be introduced to GitHub. While Scotty again talks MoneyWell and leading up to the future Alpha release. Also talks how Diligent Robot is managing issue tracking using Zube.
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257 - When You See It, Fix It, Just Fix It
This week the boys revisit John’s type dilemma and discuss how the modern way of learning programming is changing. John praises some of the more underrated aspects of our favourite fishy friend’s metronome software and shares his thoughts on the community based app - Nextdoor. While Scotty talks the use of Cocoapods within MoneyWell and some processes used to ease some of the issues.
- PolyNome | The Ultimate Practice Tool
- Nextdoor | The neighbourhood hub for the exchange of helpful information, goods and services.
- Codeacademy | Learn to Code - for Free
- Every Day Parisian | How to order a Baguette in French
- Drummers and Timing
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256 - A Cascade of Failures
This week the boys talk the process of blaming others for your own mistakes, especially if it’s a previous contractor. And share their thoughts on what WWDC might bring compared to last year. John talks his recent bug fixing with type and design. Scotty talks his recent work with sub classes and the problems with too much inheritance. Also the difficulties that come with dealing with multiple currencies.
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255 - Java John & Pascalotty
This week the boys try to talk code and whatnot. John adds to his experience with Dynamic Type and also talks about how his son’s recent endeavours into the world of Java brings up some fond memories. Scotty talks more on the process of syncing data within MoneyWell as well as adding his experiences of Java and other older languages.
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254 - App Builders 2020 in Review
This weeks the boys talk about their recent experience with the newly online App Builders conference. John shares a glimpse behind the scenes of his preparation for his App Builders 2020 talk. And also talks his most recent work with parental controls. Scotty shares his thoughts on the current state of online conferences and the possible futures that they may have. Also talks this weeks endeavours into the world of sync.
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253 - Couple of Well Rounded Guys
This week the boys talk the recent developments with conferences and what they think the future might hold, whether thats physical or digital. John talks his recent work into Accessibility with Dynamic Type. Scotty gives an update on MoneyWell Sync and talks the changes of the work / life balance brought on by quarantine.
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252 - Objective-C’wift!?
This week Scotty talks the joy of writing Objective-C and Swift at the same time, within the same code base and some rookie errors that were made. Also a mysterious bug that only appeared during unit testing. While John talks the dangers of a recent cycle tour of San Francisco. Also a rare quarantine success in regards to accessibility within a scrolling list. The boys also add their wishes for the upcoming WWDC.
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251 - Recursive Monologues … x2
This week the boys talk pros and cons of agile software development. John talks the success of his latest project, both technically and personally. Also how he repurposed come code to solve an annoying bug. Scotty talks through his recent pains with NSDocument and shares some updates on the ongoing MoneyWell development.
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250 - Without Feeling the Need to Kill Yourself.
This week John talks his latest ship, Parental Controls and the obvious and not so obvious benefits to it. Scotty talks about his recent ‘Learning Curve Week’. Including Cocoapods, Firebase and Typescript and the great documentation to support them.
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249 - No Pants! The New Business Casual!
This week John touches on dealing with WFH, his current work on Dynamic type and other Accessibility technologies. Also his dip into SwiftUI using NSScreencast. Scotty talks the ever evolving MoneyWell and new decisions being made, creating new private CocoaPods and the problems you can run into when updating the deployment target.
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248 - MFT Compliant
Scotty talks maintaining and calculating totals on differing scales and the complications of supporting multiple currencies. John talk the difficulties of collaborating in world in lockdown, the question of to rebase or to merge your base branch and the life of remote working.
- GRDB | A toolkit for SQLite databases, with a focus on application development.
- EW | Why Netflix's 'Crip Camp' is a landmark for disability representation on screen.
- Netflix | Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution.
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247 - Broadcasting Live from Camp Corona!
No surprise that this week a topic of conversation is the latest global pandemic, with the boys giving a glimpse into how it’s being handled on both sides of the pond. John’s feeling a little ‘Groovy’ whilst using this Java-syntax-compatible language. Scotty talks the difficulties of processing financial data, especially with the number of banks within the US (over 4500).
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246 - Putting the Ho in Co-Host.
This week the boys touch on the impact of current global events on the upcoming run of tech conferences. Scotty talks the progression of MoneyWell with sync, Continuous Integration and Xcode Test Bots. John talks the precautions that US tech companies are taking and app suites and pricing models.
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245 - Software Dev Podcast - With Stuff In It!
This week the boys talk through the feedback they’ve been getting from the Architecture talks over the last few weeks. John talks his most recent mistake regarding data types and the nill/null/empty problem. Scotty talks importing problems with the latest MoneyWell news.
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244 - A Whole Load of Copy Pasta.
Scotty asks for assistance for a very particular AppKit problem. John brings yet other question from Sammy Seabass to the discussion. This week it’s about the composition and presentation of views on iOS. Also John talks about his latest endeavours into backend code.
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243 - Stop Yanking My Train
This week the boys talk databases and file storage. John, on the evolution and the innovative Apple Files system. Scotty, on the issues that MoneyWell has with databases and file storage. Scotty also stumbles upon some long lost code.
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242 - Swiftly Dumbass!
The boys share their thoughts on Johns new Apple purchase. John talks about his latest Swift discovery, Scotty talks Swift and and the possibilities that the future could hold for SwiftUI. Also the joint appreciation of SwiftLint.
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241 - Mother, May I Rant?
This week, John uncovers an issue he thought was his own but turns out to be company wide and gives his thoughts on what's lacking with Slack. The boys talk the importance of good decision making in development and life in general. And Scotty brings his NSTextView woes to the table. #FractionalListener
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240 - The Key to iOS Development
John brings his keyboard woes to discus this week, and briefly reviews his newly acquired iPhone and MacBook Pro 16". Not to be left out, Scotty has his own keyboard woes, along with some Mac development issues.
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239 - A Moment of Audio Genius… Maybe.
Moving from Objective-C to Swift. The pros, the cons and the interactivity involved. John talks again of his fond friendship with //print(“(maleFirstNames.randomElement() ?? “Joe”) (oceanStuff.randomElement() ?? “Crabtree”)“). Scotty talks of the ongoing development of MoneyWell and how to progress with an existing codebase and customer base.
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238 - The Boys Are Back In Town.
This week Scotty and John talk the testing problems of using the correct test data, the scope of the FRC Robotics Competition and the lessons to learn from theft. Too late for New Years Resolutions? Not for these two.
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237 - For Fox sake someone get John a scrubber.
Stuck on holiday gifts for the tech head in your life? The boys talk last minute gift ideas from the best programs, apps and tech that makes their lives just that little bit easier.
- The Money Pit
- Fork | A fast and friendly git client for Mac and Windows.
- Visual Studio Code | Code Editing. Redefined.
- Kaleidoscope | The world's most advanced iOS and Mac diff tool.
- Paw | The most advanced API tool for Mac.
- Hokusai | A multitrack audio editor for iOS.
- DEVONthink | A professional document management app for Mac and iOS.
- ScanSnap iX1500 | A touchscreen WiFi enabled scanner.
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236 - Disponsibly Respose.
This week John talks graphics with the success of his hack getting implemented. Scotty talks currency woes and accommodating continually differing bank systems. Also the boys reminisce about tech long past and how they can only just about handle a single button.
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235 - This whole thing is just a hack!
To hack or not to hack. That is the question. Well, it's one of the items John and Scotty discuss this week anyway. They also talk about Sourcery and Firebase.
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234 - Next to useless three week old mail order turkey.
The boys discuss their week and their plans for the holidays. Subjects include testing, dependency management and software pricing.
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233 - The iFailed Podcast
John has a new recorder, so this week the boys only took two attempts to record a new episode. With yet another of John's recent recording failures still fresh in their memories, they decide to discuss some of John's other failures from the past week mainly focussing on issues in UI testing. With that off their chests, they move on to review the new book from the team at basecamp called Shape Up.
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232 - Hacked off about the hack
Scotty and John actually manage to make a successful recording and this week talk about John’s abysmal failure at the latest Netflix hack day. Scotty is also hacked off with UI testing and Core Data but they do eventually find some pleasure in the release of the new 16” MacBook Pro, Scotty’s success at running two laptops from one and his new laptop bag.
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231 - Calling our listener names.
This week John and Scotty discuss logging and unit testing as well as generally doing their best to upset their nominal listener.
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230 - Testing Testing.
After a few failed attempts the boys have worked out how their audio gear works and managed to record a new episode. This week as well the regular dip into accessibility they talk about their recent UI testing experiences using XCUITest.
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229 - Scotty, Scotty where for art thou Scotty
It's been a while since the chaps have produced an episode. In this episode, they catch up on what they have been up to including some accessibility and NSOutlineView UITesting failures.
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228 - A Little Snippet of Hunky Dory.
This week the boys talk graphical rating systems and the challenges of adapting for different cultures, graphing, unit testing and briefly touch on the latest Apple release.
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227 - Comedy Gold or Good Filler, the Choice is Yours.
Scotty shares his multi-threading, semaphore locking woes while John moans on about MPVolumeView, changing locals and Voice Control. They both cheer up a bit when they talk about Xcode 11.
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226 - Scanning your way over the handlebars.
Scotty and John discuss Johns recent cycling accident, his secret project and yet another award. They also talk about Scotty's new scanner, NSOutlineView, NSTextView and Core Data.
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225 - From Fractional Listener to Co-Host.
John throws Scotty under the bus and has a discussion with Joe Crabtree, professional drummer and journeyman software engineer, about his work on the app PolyNome.
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224 - Please, for the love of God, STOP!
John discusses how dark mode support highlighted a usability problem and shares whereby ancient technology saved the day while Scotty reveals his concerns that Catalina is going to be the Vista of macOS releases.
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223 - Grampa's on too many pills.
Scotty and John discuss marching band, objects vs functional, working remotely, WWDC 2 months on, handling deprecations, knowledge sharing, daily stand ups and vists to the dentist.
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222 - Blisters on the Moon.
The boys discuss Scotty's charity, the moon landings and how the world has changed but maybe hasn't.
- PolyNome
- 100km Non Stop Run Supporting MS Research
- BBC World Service | 13 Minutes to the Moon
- A moonlit tribute to a moon landing icon
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221 - I, Scotonya.
John becomes a full stack developer and shares his experience with nodeJS and Visual Studio Code. Scotty shared his week setting up a Mac Mini build server to run Xcode bots. Scotty also looks forward to his 100km charity run this weekend.
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220 - I Took U Out.
Scotty and John discuss John's rapid rise to stardom with a chain of hack day victories as well as debating should people jump into Swift UI or wait for it to settle as many people did with Swift.
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219 - There's a man who DrawsRect.
John sings, but don't let that put you off as it doesn't last long. John continues to give Stack Views high praise, and the boys discuss SwiftUI beta two. Scotty lets loose on the therapy couch about his troubles in making any technology decisions for the next MoneyWell release.
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218 - One Week On.
One week on Scotty and John discuss their reactions and theories about what all the things announced at WWDC are going to mean over the next year.
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217 - Next Is Dead, React Has Won ... Like it or not!
Scotty and John discuss all that was announced at WWDC and their initial reactions on how it will all affect them.
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216 - Nice to hear your stories, again.
John talks about his hack day success and shares his tips and tricks on how to be successful at hack day events. Scotty explains how Marzipan could alter the approach to the next version of MoneyWell.
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215 - The dog does a better job than we do.
Scotty and John continue their conversation on preparing a presentation, presentation software and accessibility issues and concerns. Scotty talks a little about his new contract while John starts to get excited by the next Netflix hack day. There is also a special guest appearance from Amy the dog.
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214 - Too Many Buttons
Scotty and John discuss horrible hardware UX, the different ways to prepare a conference talk and how syncing is far more than just code that syncs data.
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213 - Workers Revolution
After a break away from the mic (because John couldn’t find his) the boys are back. Other than reminiscing over the 80’s they discuss team coding standards, focusing on the needs of new users vs existing users and preparing for WWDC.
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212 - Where's That Pheasant Gone Grandma?
Scotty & John discuss communication problems, the importance of acknowledging problems and objections when trying to sell to people and how bad indie developers often are at selling and marketing. John also shares how he designs and documents his classes.
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211 - Us Noticing Him, Noticing Us, Noticing Him
Scotty & John discuss hard choices when designing app on-boarding and Johns colossal oversight.
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210 - Ah $%&k it, just stick it in the bucket
John updates us on how there were a few problems with his efficient xib loading solution and Scotty shares how he is re-writing the ensembles server and making allowances for Wasabi / S3 differences.
John also reports on his sons robotic, and Scotty makes a personal appeal for sponsorship to support his run to raise money for MS research.
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209 - Maggie Thatcher Naked in The Rain
John talks about his new found fame and a vegetarian free bug bash. Scotty totally forgets what he said he wanted to talk about so discusses the problems indie developers can encounter when they find it hard to set their own boundaries.
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208 - Apple's Great Until It's Not
Scotty shares how he recently had some sync issue with an app he uses and how the tech support experience trying to get it resolved has made him totally reconsider how he is going to implement sync in MoneyWell. John also shares about his visit to the Steve Jobs theatre for an Apple shareholders meeting.
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207 - Xibception
John talks in depth about optimizing the loading of xib files and Scotty discusses the decision to rewrite 30% of MoneyWell.
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206 - Almond Based Frameworks
The week John continues his accessibility campaign both in the world of software and the physical world while Scotty goes on a crusade to rid MoneyWell of warnings. They also discuss how Marzipan might affect future macOS development.
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205 - Bindings need a bow of at least 45 degrees.
This week the boys talk about Scotty's restored relationship with Objective-C, a hatred of bindings, broken iPhone X screens and bowing.
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204 - You say Unicorn we say ...
John talks about how important it is to have people "critique" your work. Scotty talks about how compiling against newer SDK's is causing issues and his hatred of bindings in macOS and his database syncing decision dilemmas. John also gets to brag about new features in the Netflix iOS app.
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203 - Well, Well, Well, MoneyWell
Scotty and John discuss Diligent Robot's acquisition of the app MoneyWell and John talks about how he has been messing things up and teaching kids in a robotics class that screwing up is alright.
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202 - 2018, A retrospective with sheep
In this last show for 2018, Scotty and John discuss the highlights of their year and what they are looking forward to next year.
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201 - Unbearably Longer John
Scotty and John talk about the recently released video of John's talk from Moscow as well as discussing the general challenges of giving conference talks in a culture that is not your own.
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200 - Boring Listener(s) for over 10 years now
It's episode 200, and Scotty and John continue to underwhelm. This week they look back at the beginning of the podcast, talk about an app called Eyespeak and discuss Scotty's future application plans.
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199 - Unscripted, as usual
Scotty and John talk about John's new laptop, wireless debugging, self-promotion, boot camps, Apples new development program for women and the concept of it's always about who you know not what you know.
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198 - Shipping Product vs Shipping Code
In this weeks episode, Scotty and John introduce Sam, the podcasts new editor, catch up on some responses to Johns newfound fame and the effects of the California fires on the tech industry before heading into a discussion about the differences between shipping code and shipping product.
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197 - Dead Polar Bear Free - Guaranteed.
John shares about how his Netflix Hack Day project has raised some interesting press articles. Scotty talks about trying to learn about Docker and Kubernetes to deploy server-based Swift applications. The discussion then moves on to examine the green credentials of Apples latest product announcements.
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196 - Tiny Wins
In this episode Scotty shares about his trip to the Swift By Northwest conference in Portland and John shares about his problems sharing.
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195 - My Mum Took My Call
In this episode, John gets excited about winning the Netflix hack day while Scotty shares about the talks he has been or is about to give at two conferences.
John's Hack Day Video
Links
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194 - macOS is a partially debugged Xcode driver
After a couple of weeks apart Scotty and John catch up with what has been going on. John tells of his trip to London, Athens and Moscow while Scotty talks of his upcoming trips to Romania and Portland.
This episode has some background noise artefacts.... sorry.
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193 - Poor, Sad, Pining Old Men
Scotty and John discuss moving to Xcode 10, John's upcoming talk he is giving in Russia and Scotty's continuing journey with Vapor.
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192 - I Feces You Not!
Scotty and John discuss the September Apple event, Scotty's trip to iOSDevUK , the server side Swift framework, Vapor and John's upcoming trip to Russia for a conference.
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191 - Lovely Dirt
Scotty and John discuss the art of good documentation and how they organize their projects. They also discuss if the probable upcoming iOS hardware announcements are likely to cause any new work for the projects they are working on which leads into a discussion on Apple's release cycle.
Apologies for Scotty's bad audio in this episode.
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190 - Nothing Original Here
Maybe for the first time ever Scotty and John spend the entire show on follow up. John explains how he fixed his disappearing view problem while Scotty reveals his decision on a laptop and shares his experience at the Elixir conference.
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189 - You're important, just not to me.
This week it is John's turn to lie on the therapy couch as he explains issues he has been having with disappearing views. However, Scotty still needs to get a few things off his chest as he reveals his laptop purchasing dilemma.
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188 - Therapy after React Native
After another extended absence, Scotty and John are back. This time they discuss Scotty's dislike of React Native and John becomes Scotty's midlife crisis therapist.
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187 -Flint
With John still away Scotty talks with Marc Palmer, the developer behind the new open source macOS and iOS framework Flint. John also makes a brief appearance from Amsterdam.
Marc Palmer
- Twitter: @marcpalmerdev
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186 - Agenda: The Journey to an ADA
Scotty talks with Drew McCormack, one of the main developers behind the Apple Design Award winning app Agenda.
Drew McCormack
- Twitter: @drewmccormack
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185 - Who the Heck is Tim Smith
Scotty and John discuss if they feel Cocoa would be done differently if written in Swift and John shares his WWDC lab experience.
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184 - WWDC Keynote & State of the Union Review
Scotty and John sum up their reactions to the WWDC 2018 keynote and state of the union.
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183 - Announcing the Tim Cook Signature Edition?
Scotty and John, just like every other Apple developer podcast in the universe this week, discuss their hopes for WWDC 2018.
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182 - StackCast with Stack View John
Scotty and John are back after 4 months. John gets straigh back into talking about StackViews and Scotty talks about his recent experiences with React Native.
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181 - The Missing Episode
In this episode, recorded back in Jan 2018, Scotty & John discuss Stack Views, fighting the frameworks and some of the overheads involved in having large unit test suites.
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180 - StackView Is My Safe Word
The boys are back with a fragile agreement to be nice to each other. They praise stack views and slam bindings while not really caring about the recent intel chip security issues. They also discuss how submodules are still confusing and Scotty wishes he could use the Swift Package Manager.
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179 - Bursting with Excitement
After a long time away the boys are back and John is so excited he has literally split open. Once they have cleaned up the mess that made they talk about the Lottie open source library, accessibility and the iPhone X
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We are back
Moving all are files and the feed to Linode should now be complete and everything should be working again.
Now all we need to do is get a new episode out.
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CDN Down
Our feed and audio files are hosted on CDN 77. Each year I buy bandwidth which should be enough to cope with downloods for a year. A year ago I bought quite a lot of bandwidth and I should have plenty left. However it seems CDN 77 only allow purchased bandwidth to be used for a year. So even though I have plenty of the bandwidth left CDN 77 have stopped serving the iDeveloper files unless I purchase more bandwidth.
I have decided I have had enough of paying the for bandwidth I never get to use so I am moving the feed and files to my own server on Linode.
As of this moment the feed and the audio files are not available but I am hoping they will be back within 24 hours after they have copied to Linode and the DNS has refreshed.
Sorry about the mess.
Scotty
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178 - Dude, Right On
Back after Scotty's vacation the boys talk about the release of the Netflix app in Hebrew. John's new adventures in Swift and Scottys disappointment with the way Realmac Software have handled the closing of Typed.com
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177 - An accessibly functional BBQ on the roof.
Scotty and John record this episode while preparing a BBQ. They talk about accessibilbity , internationalization, refactoring , unit testing, code review and functional programming.
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176 - Easily Pleased Moron
Scotty and John discuss a Mac app called Kite Compositor designed to help you learn and use Core Animation. They also discuss how Scotty is getting on with his new iPad Pro and his continuing love for the Xcode 9 editor.
They also discuss thew recent Scott Forstall interview about the development of the iPhone and Scotty shares about how hard it is for new small companies to work with large clients and reveals he is beginning to learn the functional language elixir.
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Change of Website
It appears that our website host Typed.com are closing down. We are going to transfer all the old show notes here to our new site as fast as we can but it will take some time so please be patient.
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175 - It better be short it's too darn hot.
Scotty & John talk about how they have spent the week since WWDC playing with the new shiny and implementing what they learnt.
Scotty and John discuss a Mac app called Kite Compositor designed to help you learn and use Core Animation. They also discuss how Scotty is getting on with his new iPad Pro and his continuing love for the Xcode 9 editor.
They also discuss thew recent Scott Forstall interview about the development of the iPhone and Scotty shares about how hard it is for new small companies to work with large clients and reveals he is beginning to learn the functional language elixir.
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174 - WWDC 2017 Wrap Up
Scotty and John wrap up their week at WWDC by recording an episode in the Apple podcasts studio.
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173 - WWDC 2017: Day Two
John and Scotty discuss day 2 at WWDC 2017.
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172 - Day Care
Scotty and John discuss the day care at WWDC as the walk to day 2 of the conference.
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171 - WWDC 2017: Day One
Scotty and John chat about their first day at WWDC 2017 while walking back to their accommodation.
Scotty and John chat about their first day at WWDC 2017 while walking back to their accommodation.
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170 - On the road again
John and Scotty record a quick episode while driving from San Francisco to San Jose for WWDC. They discuss why JSON is great, ponder about why they are not that excited to be heading to WWDC and share a listener offer.
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169 - Pleasure Jolt Technology
The boys discuss stickers and business cards, a new Xcode utility, events they are going to attend at WWDC, iOS's pleasure jolt technology and their hopes Xcode 9.
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168 - My dads animations don't suck!
Scotty and John discuss what would happen if their GitHub accounts got hijacked. John also shares about some problems that happen when things are not visible and Scotty shares some highlights from UIKonf in Berlin.
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167 - Happy Dance
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166 - Fun with Waffles
John and Scotty praise Core Animation and then go on to discuss the pros and cons of working in an office compared to to working remotely on your own. They also discuss if the terms junior and senior developer have any relevance in the modern developer world.
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165 - Not advancing the state of the art.
John and Scotty talk about Scottys trip to Switzerland. Johns issues with MPVolumeView and Apple's appstore affiliate program changes. Both also offer their opinions on code review and data privacy.
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164 - What has Python ever done for us?
Scotty talks about his week fighting
WKWebViewand John does the same forUITableViewand how he wishes he could useUICollectionViewinstead.John also sets off on a rant about Swift leaving Scotty to defend the changes between Swift 2.3 and 3.1.
Scotty shares about 3 interviews he will be doing at the App Builders conference in Switzerland.
John announces he will once again be drumming for James Dempsey and Breakpoints again this year near WWDC and Scotty reveals he will be talking at CocoaConf Next Door.
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163 - Fairly focused and minimum waffling
After being away for a few weeks Scotty and John are back. They discuss John's trip to Greece and Scotty shares how Reviewcast has been sherlocked by iOS 10.3. They also share some listener feedback and their WWDC ticket success.
Once again we have to apologise as we have a few audio issues.
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162- Learning is like carrying a condom
Scotty shares his rails deployment issues and moans about having to invest so much time in learning new things. John looks forward to his up coming trip to Athens and they both make some random WWDC predications .
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161 - Batteries Not Included
Scotty & John talk about hybrid desktop applications as well as their increased use of web applications . Scotty shares progress on his side projects and John continues to share his battle with internationalised text.
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160 - John's Random Thing
This week John continues his series of random thoughts by talking about an internationalization gotcha he came across and Scotty discuses his lack of progress on his side project. The discussion also includes thoughts on WWDC the future of Swift and the Amazon S3 failure.
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159 - Mac 'n' Rails
In a slightly longer show this week Scotty and John discuss how some well known Mac apps seem to be doing just as well outside of the Mac App Store as they were in it as well as how Kickstarter has been used recently by two well know developers to find development projects.
Scotty gives an update on his side project and how he is resurrecting Reviewcast and preparing a "Swift in One Hour" training course.
John shares his battle with some right to left text issues and how he over came them.
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158 - Not Cut Out To Be Indie
Ok so this one was recorded on the 31st January then sat on my machine waiting to be edited for over a week.
John talks about the Netflix hack day and discusses how hack days really help you to not only explore ideas but how to sell them as well.
Scotty updates us on his progress at becoming indie and the problems he is having choosing a project to work on based on his inability to focus on one thing for a long time.
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157 - Mission Planning
John holds Scotty's feet over the fire concerning his week of "Mission Planning" as part of his 2017 goal to ship something.
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iOSCon 2017 - London
iOSCon is an annual two day iOS developer conference held in London. I have never managed to make it before but it looks like I will this year as I am speaking on the second day.
I am going to be giving a talk called Pa55W0rd5 $uck!
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156 - Happy New Year
John and Scotty start the year by sharing their aspirations for 2017 as well as making a prediction or two. They also discuss John's ongoing wrestling with AVFoundation and the difficulties of learning complex frameworks. Scotty also announces his intention to produce an on going diary of his mission to ship some sort of product in 2017.
We once again start the year with a few audio issues. We will try and get this right in 2017.
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Do iOS Talk - The Selfie Developer
My closing talk from this years Do iOS conference in Amsterdam is now available online.
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155 - Unclean, Unkind & Unproductive
John and Scotty discuss the new download feature in the Netflix iOS app, old code crashing on MacOS Sierra and the difficulties of making fixes and getting them into the Mac App Store. They also talk about the people benefits vs the technical benefits of conference attendance. John also confesses to building a fake Donald Trump tweet.
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154 - Conferences and Appsterdam
John and Scotty discuss Scotty's trip to the DoiOS conference and Appsterdam. They also reflect on John's first year at Netflix and Scotty's Laptop vs Desktop dilema. (Apologies for the poor audio quality)
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153 - Hello Again
We have been away for 9 weeks but it is time to say "Hello Again". They talk about handling airport wifi in your apps. The new Apple notebook range. Scotty's recent travels and upcoming conferences. John' s audio set-up and what they have decided to call "The Season of Productivity"
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152 - Nap Time
This week John has to own up to missing recording the show as he fell asleep. He also talks about some recent issues he had with using Cocoapods after leaving a project for a year. Scotty talks about his trip to iOSDevUK and totally forgets Richard Turton's name.
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151 - Like Ships Passing in the Night
This week John and Scotty talk about John's trip to Europe and Scotty's trip to 360iDev. They also discuss Apple's announcement about cleaning up the App Store.
- A Unicorn is Born
- Nerderlands
- Google Beacons Amsterdam via Appsterdammer Craig Latta
- Google Beacons Developer Space
- 360iDev
- The Imitation Game - a movie about what went on at Bletchely Park)
- Apple App Store Improvements
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150 - Ageism and Burnou
This week John and Scotty talk again about age asking questions about ageism in our industry. They also discuss burnout and if it is related to age any way.
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149 - Tips for being a better developer
This week John and Scotty talk about becoming a better developer. They use a blog post by Zach McArtor of Martian Craft to guide their conversation.
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148 - Old Third Party Code
This week John and Scotty talk about the the problem with having third party code that goes out of date and is no longer maintained.
NASA Moon Code - NASA Story - Burrito Justice - Memory Miner - Scotty UIKonf Talk - CocoaFob - ASIHTTPRequest - AFNetworking - BGHUDAppKit - Objective Flickr
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147 - Apprentices and Master Craftsmen
This week John and Scotty talk about the lack of good sample code that not only demonstrates a framework or technique but how it also fits into the context of well architected full application.
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146 - Older Developers
This week John and Scotty talk about about what is like to be an older developer. Are we past it and ready to be put out to pasture of do we have things to offer that no youngster could.
They also discuss Xcode 8 , xibs & nibs , switching tools and languages, do layout in code, accessibility, coding standard and code review. Of course it would also not be possible for two old developers to chat about such things without also bringing up the whole tabs vs spaces debate.
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145 - Adopting New APIs
This week John and Scotty talk about adopting new API's. They ask when is it a good time to include them in your app and how many OS versions is to right to support.
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144 - WWDC Week 2016
This week John and Scotty talk about all that's gone on during WWDC week including Altconf, The Talk Show and a gig by The Breakpoints. They even talk about some of the stuff announced by Apple.
- AltConf
- Lava Mae: Mobile Showers - AltConf talk: Radical Hospitality - One Shower at a Time
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143 - Architecture - MVVM / MVC
It seems we really are back as we crank out another episode after our 15 months break. In this episode John and Scotty discusses MVVM, MVC and Coordinators. Scotty also talks a little about a product he is working on ... now all he has to do is ship.
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UIKonf Talk: MVVM-C
UIKonf is an independent , locally lead conference for iOS developers run in Berlin. May this year saw it's forth instalment and I had the great privilege of not only attending for the first time but of also giving a talk.
As with any good independent developer conference, UIKonf values the community aspect of the conference as much as the tech and makes great efforts to provide lots of networking time, good food and plenty of drinks. This makes meeting people a lot easier meaning you come away not only educated but with some great new friends.
UIKonf was also the first conference I have attended that has provided live captioning for people with hearing difisulties. This a great service and I hope a lot more conferences look to do this in the future. During my talk I did have a little bit of fun with the live captioning team by purposely using some pretty difficult and random words. They handled it wonderfully with humour and took it in the fun spirit in which it was intended. It's little things like that that show all the people behind a conference get it and want to be a part of making it great.
Anyway my talk on MVVM-C has now been published to youtube for all to enjoy or hate as your preferences dictate.
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Altconf 2016 WWDC Keynote Review Panel
I am really pleased to be part of the panel that will review the WWDC Keynote at this years Altconf along with fellow panelists
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142 - We're Back, Maybe
Scotty and John are back. (Assuming Scotty actually publishes the episode). In this episode the discuss what they have been up to as well as their hopes and expectations for WWDC 2016.
- Netflix - John's New gig
- Netflix Culture
- Just Eat - Scotty's new gig
- WWDC
- AltConf
- James Dempsey and the Breakpoints LIVE near WWDC
- App Camp For Girls
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141 - Time Travellers and Iterations
Scotty and John talk about Johns visit to the film set of the new Steve Jobs bio pick, Photo Kit and developing software in iterations.
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140 - If you ain't got nothin nice to say then say nothin
Scotty and John discuss Marcus Zarra's blog post "The Dangers of Misinformation" and how software development is different in a post google world
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139 - Jazz Guitars and Zombies
Once again this week it has taken a little longer to get show out than hoped but now it is here we hope you enjoy it. This week we discuss Auto layout UITableViewCells, iOS 8.3 , Xcode 6.3 and Swift 1.2. A new report on Zombie apps where we also discover that weather apps have the lowest percentage of zombies. Scotty also explains why NSConference 7 will be the last NSConference.
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138 - Using Analytics
Scotty and John talk about the release of Findery 3.1. They discuss how Findery collected analytics to see how people were actually using the app and then used the data they collected to redesign the apps first launch experience.
Scotty whoops for joy at auto sizing UITableViewCells in iOS 8 and John shares how he developed the URL embedding experience in Findery.
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137 - Testing, Testing, Testing
Scotty and John talk about Xcode 6's XCTest testing framework and using TestFlight.
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136 - Realm
Realm is a mobile database: a replacement for SQLite & Core Data Realm can save you thousands of lines of code & weeks of work, and lets you craft amazing new user experiences."
Well that's what it says on the website anyway. In this episode Scotty interviews JP and Alexander, two of Realm's developers, to find out what it is really all about.
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135 - In Memory of Jordan Breeding.
Scotty and John remember Jordan Breeding who died this week of cancer and look forward to what 2015 might bring.
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134 - It smells like Swift in here
In this weeks show Scotty talks about his first two weeks working full time with Swift. John talks about releasing Findery 3.0. They might also mention that NSConference 7 tickets are now on sale.
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133 - Sync Different
In this weeks show Drew McCormack joins Scotty and John to talk about the 2.0 release of the Ensembles Core Data Sync framework. They also take a quick detour to discuss watch kit.
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132 - Funded vs Self-Funded
In this weeks show Scotty and John once again discuss product idea validation. The differences between funded projects and self-funded projects. The new Findery API and Scotty's departure from RemObjects.
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131 - Validate your idea, double your price then go burn shit
In this weeks show Scotty and John mainly discuss product idea validation and some of the processes you should go consider going through before you ever reach for
File | New Project. They also discuss daylight saving, the Giants winning the world series, Tim Cook and great service from the Apple Developer Program. -
130 - Leaving and Multi-Tasking
A long show this week as Scotty and John discuss:
- Last weeks Apple event
- John's problems when the simulator looses it's internet connection.
- BBEdit leaving the App Store
- The inefficiencies of multi-tasking.
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129 - Happy Ada Lovelace Day
Scotty and John wish each other a happy Ada Lovelace day. John talks about the joy of using vector images in Xcode 6.
Scotty tells tales from Cingleton which leads them on to talking about the concept of Maximum Viable Product, Prosumer applications and the concept of asking the question "What do people hire my app to do?".
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128 - The Range Rover vs The Rusty Old Trike
In this show John decides to have another good old bitch about all his problems with iOS 8. Scotty just sits and patiently listens.
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127 - I’m so over wasting time on iTunes Connect
John solves his iOS 8 problems but has relationship issues with iTunes Connect. We then go on to talk about Brent Simmons going to Omni in order to "bring in extra money" and ask can anyone actually make money on iOS?
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126 - The Problem With Eight
In this weeks show we (Scotty & John) discuss the initial problems with iOS 8 for both users and developers.
We also ask is the iPhone 6 too big? Will we see a smaller 6S next year? Will see any new Macs or iPads this year?
Scotty also shares his git problems while John talks about some current debate about people baying iPhones just to ship to China.
Finally Scotty announces he has left App.net.
Once again this week I (Scotty) have had recording problems and whole bunch of crackle appears at around 14 minutes.
I am hoping this will never happen again as I have replaced my entire entire recording system since this recording in an attempt to solve the problem.
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125 - Thank God For Google
In this weeks show we (Scotty & John) discuss:
- The problems John had getting a build of Findery ready for iOS 8 and how Google saved the day.
- The pros and cons of having a dedicated build machine
- The issue of bloated view controllers inspired by a chapter in a new book "Step By Step iOS Development"
- Keeping tech publishing viable
- How that time between major releases can feel like being in the wilderness.
- Documentation : is it still relevant?
- Why neither Scotty or John will have a shiny new iPhone this Friday
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124 - Sorry about the crackle
After another few weeks off Scotty and Jon finally catch up and talk about this weeks Apple event and it's consequences for the community.
John tells us about LemonJar, an awesome iOS console log viewer while Scotty describes his new Synology DS414 NAS and how he has gone completely mad and left GitHib.
Some how Scotty also managed to screw up his audio hence this weeks title, Sorry about the crackle.
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123 - Crispy on the outside but still soft on the inside
Again it's a little late as I have been really busy. In this episode Scotty and John talk about how to build teams. Should Apple open an engineering office away from Cupertino and if so where.
Scotty starts looking at OS X Server and potential cloud hosts for said server. (He would like to hear from people who have tried using it OS X Server or cloud OS X hosting).
John shares his first experience of trying to develop an iOS 8 extension and they both talk about the current "can you make money on the app store" debate.
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122 - Dodging Trams
We recorded this one a few weeks ago but it's taken me ages to get round to editing and releasing it. In this episode Scotty talks to John about how his trip to Europe is going and Scotty announces RemObjects new Swift compiler for Android (called Silver) and new Mac IDE (called Fire).
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121 - Sucking Up Hoctor ... Yuk!
Scotty and John talk how Apple are recruiting lots of indie developers and discuss how the next phase of development for indie developers , now they are designer aware, is to become marketing and sales aware.
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120 - Move Swiftly On Or Stay Objective?
Scotty and John talk about Apple's new language Swift. When you should adopt it and what it means for Objective-C. They also talk about the new blogging engine running this site and Scotty brings us up to date on his backup woes with JustCloud.
- Brent Simmons Blog Post
- Objective-C on Wikipedia
- The Omni Group
- Data Abstract from RemObjects
- PixelCut's PaintCode
- Camel - NodeJS Blog Engine
- Do Not Use Just Cloud - Please link to this to help google ranking.
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119 - We Didn't Record the good bit
Scotty and John talk about how good last weeks podcast that was never released was, Scotty's cloud backup problems and the future of ideas.
- Cluster Co-Working Space
- Do Not Use Just Cloud - Please link to this to help google ranking.
- Mother Jones - We Can Code It
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118 - Standing In Line Was Worth It
Scotty and John review WWDC 14 and Altconf and discuss some of the ramifications of the announcements made.
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117 - Subsidised Free
Scotty and John talk about the problems cloud services have being reliable and the fact that nothing in ever actually free. Also with 1 week to go there are the bound to be proven wrong WWDC predictions.
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116 - Playing With APIs
Scotty and John talk about Parse, the Facebook API's, embedding a UICollectionView in a UITableViewCell and the release of the NSConference 6 videos.
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115 - RTFM or Something
Scotty and John talk about John's solution to his UICollectionView problem, Scotty's discovery of geo support in MongoDB, John's new experiment with Parse and the actual, yes really, the actual release of avTag.
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114 - Fighting The Controls
Scotty and John talk about the limitations of UICollectionView, NoSQL databases such as MongoDB and Google Analytics for iOS.
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113 - Sorting Socks
Scotty and John talk about the impending release of avTag and propose an app to sort socks before going on to talk about lighter stuff such as trademark infringement, the Apple stock split and what might happen at WWDC.
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112 - Support, Internationalization and Syncing
Scotty and John talks about implementing support conversations in your app using Helpshift. Internationalization using Tethras and Syncing using Data Abstract from RemObjects.
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111 - The Nelson Episode
Scotty and John discuss the Heartbleed bug, password security, Accessibility and wonder if there will be a 2nd round of WWDC tickets.
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110 - Life Without a Ticket
Scotty and John chat talk the WWDC ticket lottery, the Beautiful Pixels review of Findery, Rails Girls Summer of Code and Johns first peep at Android development.
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109 - Life is Development, Development is Life
Scotty and John chat talk about is Macworld still relevant, the challenges of inheriting old code bases and the sudden rejection of apps that use QTKit from the Mac App Store
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108 - NSConference 6
Scotty and John chat about their favourite moments from NSConference 6 and John's trip to Athens.
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107 - World Wide Release
Scotty and John chat about the the world wide release of Findery, The Nexus 7 and the complexities of app transfers
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106 - Shipping
Scotty and John chat about the release of RemObjects C# (A project Scotty has been working on) and the up coming shipping of Findery. The also talk about attending conferences based around other communities than your own.
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105 - How The Mighty Have Fallen
Scotty and John chat about the future of Microsoft, 37 Signals decision to slim down it's product range (and how we should take note as indie developers), the first week of Reviewcast and NSConference
- Microsoft Is Dead (Paul Graham)
- MS Windows Longhorn
- Microsoft, Past and Future (John Gruber)
- 37 Signals
- Slack
- Acorn
- Voodoo Pad
- Reviewcast
- NSConference
- Leicester's Fried Chicken District
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104 - Five Minutes of Joy
Scotty and John chat about the release of Reviewcast, Paper for Facebook and GitFlow with GitHub.
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103 - Good Stewardship
Scotty and John chat about how ridiculous the stock market is. How open source code should have good stewardship. Handling bad connectivity in mobile apps and Scotty's total failure to release.
- Stewardship
- AFNetworking
- Reviewcast (Has it been released?)
- Software Indie Podcast
- Simon Wolf
- Heroku
- Amazon Web Services
- OpsWork
- Elastic Beanstalk
- End Music
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102 - It Doesn't Get Any Slicker Than This
Scotty and John chat about Johns friendship with Stuart Copeland, talking about money,the changes in who writes/commissions software and using pascal to write iOS code. Scotty also reveals his plans for Reviewcast and admits his procrastination over how to deploy it while John drops a few hints on the world wide release of Findery. Finally they wish Matt Gemmell all the best for his new career and talk about a few free resources.
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101 - The Touchy Business of Failure
Scotty and John chat about the failure of EverPix, Touch Typing, Keyboards, Trackpads and Mice
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100 - Reviews and Predictions
Scotty and John chat about what's happened in 2013 and what they predict for 2014... Oh and maybe once or twice they mention it's the 100th show.
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99 - Watching Them Get All Touchy Feely
Scotty and John chat about the iOS 7 redesign of Findery and how the user experience was developed by watching people use the app to attempt to achieve different tasks.
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98 - MVP or Killing Your Darlings
Scotty and John chat about NSConference, the concept of MVP and having to Kill Your Darlings. Scotty also doesn't know what to do about getting a new developer machine.
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97 - Stagnation Or Stability, Does It Even Matter?
Scotty and John chat about software the balance between perceived software stagnation vs taking the time to ensure software stability.
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96 - What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger
Scotty and John chat about Scotty and John chat about CommentCast, Android Development and Auto Layout.
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95 -The First Run Experience
Scotty and John chat about how important the first run experience of your app is and how it has been handled in Findery
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94 - Software isn't just assembled
Scotty and John chat about how the Findery release is going in Australia. How Lady Gaga uses social media. The release of the videos from Objective Cologne and how things like cocoapods can be a blessing and a curse to software developers.
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93 - The Bachelor and Aniversaries
Scotty and John chat about the first release of Findery, Code Signing and a new embedded web server.
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92 - App Store Upgrade Pricing
Scotty chats with Ken Case of the Omni Group and Drew McCormack of The Mental Faculty about their opinions on the lack of App Store upgrade pricing.
- Ken Case from The Omni Group Twitter: @kcase
- Drew McCormack from The Mental Faculty Twitter: @drewmccormack
- Scotty from iDeveloper, Twitter: @macdevnet, App.Net: @Scotty
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91 - Uberdeck
Scotty and John chat with Andrey Butov about his new service for mobile developers - Uberdeck
- Objective-Cologne
- UBERDECK
- Andrey's Podcast Bootstrapped
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90 - Azure Services
Scotty and John chat with Chris Risner of Microsoft about Windows Azure Services and how they might be useful to iOS Developers.
- Chris Risner from Microsoft, Blog: chrisrisner.com Twitter: @chrisrisner
- Windows Azure Services
- Introduction to Azure Services with Brent Simmons
- Node.js
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89 - Helios and New Beginnings
Scotty and John chat with Matt Thompson about Helios an extensible open-source mobile backend framework. Helios is an open-source framework that provides essential backend services for iOS apps, from data synchronization and push notifications to in-app purchases and passbook integration. It allows developers to get a client-server app up-and-running in just a few minutes, and seamlessly incorporate functionality as necessary. Scotty also link up with Saul Mora to explain their new partnership at iDeveloper
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88 - WWDC Round Up and Oxygene
Scotty sums his thoughts on WWDC 13 and chats with Marc Hoffman of RemObjects about their cross platform Pascal based language called Oxygene.
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87 - MTAnimation and WWDC Predictions
Scotty and John chat with Adam Kirk of Mysterious Trousers about his open source UIView Animation Framework MTAnimation
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86 - Briefs With Rob Ryhne
Scotty and John chat with MartianCraft CEO Rob Rhyne about the technical challenges they faced developing their new product BRIEFS
- BRIEFS
- Rob Rhyne from MartianCraft, Twitter: @capttaco
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85 - Mac Software Business Year One + 5
This week John is given a reprieve as the old gang from the Mac Software Business Year One podcast get back together for a reunion 5 years after their original first episode.
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84 - I Wanted To Develop An Educational Game
Scotty and John chat with Matteo Manferdini about his experience being part of a team developing an educational game.
- Matteo Manferdini from Pure Creek, Twitter: @matmanferdini
- Lemure Chemistry
- Pure Creek Software
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83 - WWDC, Jury and The Future
Scotty and John discuss WWDC, Michael Jurewitz's rapid release of blog posts before returning to Apple and a new direction for the iDeveloper Podcast.
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82 - NSConference Review
Scotty and John review NSConference
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81 - What is an Indie?
After upsetting many people the week before Scotty explains to John why he beleives we need to re-focus our view of what it means to be indie.
- Johns Appsterdam Talk - Alternative Paths to Living The Indie Dream
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80 - Selling Isn't Sleazy
Scotty , John and Saul Mora follow up on last weeks podcast by discussing "Is Selling Sleazy?"
- Startups For The Rest Of Us Podcast
- MicroConf Conference
- MicroConf 2012 Videos
- KickOffApp
- Invasive Code Coupon Code :IDEVTV-2013
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79 - Stop Listening
Scotty , John and Simon Wolf discuss how indie developers should stop spending so much time working on code and start focusing on their business skills.
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78 - Your Software Is Not The Centre of The Universe
Scotty and John talk with developer old timer Georg Tuparev to talk about think about our software in a far more joined up way.
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77 - To Re-Write or Not To Re-Write. That is the Question
Scotty , John , Uli Kusterer and Martin Pilkington discuss if it's ever acceptable to totally rewrite a software product for it's next release.
Recorded on Jan the 8th but wasn't edited for a few weeks.
Guests
- Uli Kusterer. Website: Zathras, Twitter: @uliwitness, App.Net: @uliwitness
- Martin Pilkington from MCubed Software, Twitter: @pilky, App.Net: @pilky
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76 - The Christmas Special
Scotty and John close out the podcast year by getting together with 4 other podcasters, Brent Simmons , Saul Mora, Guy English and Manton Reece to chew the fat on all things 2012 and make dodgy predictions for 2013.
Guests
- Saul Mora from NSBrief, Twitter: @casademora, App.Net: @casademora
- Brent Simmons from Identical Cousins, Twitter: @brentsimmons, App.Net: @brentsimmons
- Guy English from DEBUG, Twitter: @gte, App.Net: @gte
- Manton Reece from Core Intuition, App.Net: @manton
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75 - C and Self Publishing
Scotty starts of chatting with Bill Dudney about C but it quickly turns into a discussion on self publishing with iBooks Author.
Guest
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74 - Objective-C in the Cloud
Scotty and John talk with Amin Negm-Awad and Christian Kienle about their new project, Objective-Cloud. Objective-Cloud allows you to create cloud based RESTful web services using Objective-C.
Some Objective-Cloud Sample Code
Guests
- Amin Negm-Awad, Twitter: @cocoading, Amin's Website
- Christian Kienle, Twitter: @cocoapimper, Christian's Website
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73 - The Best of iOS 6
Scotty talks with author and blogger Erica Sadun about her favorite bits of iOS 6.
- The Unofficial Apple Weblog
- Core Cookbook an Amazon
- Core Cookbook Early Preview
- Advanced Cookbook on Amazon (Pre-Order)
- CORE Constraints Digital Short
- ADVANCED Documents
Guest
- Erica Sadun, Blog: Erica Sadun , Twitter:@ericasadun, App.Net: ericasadun
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72 - Conversations About Code
After the show guest had to bail Scotty and John spend time talking about organizing large projects, properties, dot notation, bindings, logging, GCD, Blocks and Delegation.
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71 - Pitch Perfect
Scotty and John spend time with TUAW bloggers Steve Sande and Erica Sadun and talk about how to best pitch your new app if you want to get it reviewed by a popular blog.
- Pitch Perfect (iTunes)
- Pitch Perfect (Amazon)
- The Unofficial Apple Weblog
- TAUW Live
- Interview and Sample Pitch
- CrashPlan
Guests
- Steve Sande, Blog: The Daily Steve , Twitter:@stevensande, App.Net: sande
- Erica Sadun, Blog: Erica Sadun , Twitter:@ericasadun, App.Net: ericasadun
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70 - Jobs and Blogs
Scotty and John link up with Simon Wolf as they discuss the iPad Mini , Scott Forstalls departure from Apple and the benefits of blogging.
Guest
- Simon Wolf from Otter Software, Twitter:@sgaw, App.Net: sw
