Episode 158: The Timeline Experience
Manton and Daniel follow up on Apple’s delayed app approvals, TestFlight expectations, iCloud Drive compatibility, a long discussion on microblogging and the value of owning your own domain and content, and Manton teases a new project.
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- Tweet Library 2.6 – Manton announces the latest version of his iOS Twitter app.
- Gatekeeper’s Opaque Whitelist – Daniel’s analysis of Mac OS X 10.9.5’s code signing whitelist.
- What To Do About Code Signing – Daniel’s more concise advice about fixing your Mac code signing.
- Apple Open Source – All of Apple’s open source, categorized by shipping product and version number.
- Blogging Every Day – Manton responds to Matt Mullenweg’s post about blogging.
- The Web Ahead – Jen Simmons’s weekly podcast about web technology.
- IndieWebCamp – A “creator camp” dedicated to people-focused use of web technology.
- ello – Another social network you probably haven’t heard of.
- MarsEdit – Daniel’s blog editor for Mac OS X.
- RapidWeaver – Intuitive web content editor from RealMac.
- Sandvox – Intuitive web content editor from Karelia.
- Medium.com – A site for giving up ownership of your blog posts.
- Mint – Shaun Inman’s web stats product.
- 15 lessons – Anil Dash reflects upon his 15 years of blogging.
- Feedbin sharing upgrade – Starts with the point that content posted to Twitter originates on blogs.
- Easy To Game – David Jacobs coaxes a tweet reply out of Manton.
- Twitter At Its Best – Manton’s final Twitter post.
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