A podcast about indie software development for the Mac, iOS and other Apple technologies.
http://www.coreint.org/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 14 days 17 hours 5 minutes
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Episode 147: Back To Real Work
Daniel’s home repair distraction, finding time to explore new WWDC goodies, Yosemite public beta, Apple’s continued home runs, and a metaphor on success in the App Store and… gym memberships?
Episode 146: A Swift Bias
Manton and Daniel respond to feedback from last week about Swift dividing the Mac and iOS developer community, and discuss the impending shutdown of App.io’s brilliant web-based iOS app demos.
Episode 145: An Element Of Academic-ness
Daniel and Manton talk about the iPhone 6′s allegedly improved glass, our continuing resolve to postpone Swift adoption, and raise the question of whether Swift will split the platform’s developers into two language camps.
Episode 144: Hyper-Paranoid Seclusion Attitude
Manton and Daniel discuss July 4, Kevin Hoctor and the indie dream, and the heart & soul of apple and whether they can scale their engineering teams geographically across the world.
Episode 143: Artisanal PR Pitches
Google I/O Keynote, wearables, material design, conference admissions policies
Episode 142: Well And Truly Worn Down
Manton and Daniel discuss Amazon’s new Fire phone, the amount of consumer faith we place in Apple and Amazon, and the state of Sandboxing on the Mac after WWDC.
Episode 141: Thinking Faster And Looser
Daniel and Manton reflect on the news from WWDC a week later, and weigh the advantages of diving into the wealth of new stuff vs. the pragmatism of sticking to the known to ship meaningful updates sooner.
Episode 139: A Minor Diversion This Week
In anticipation of WWDC week, Manton and Daniel discuss predictions for the event, rumors of an Apple home automation bombshell, and their game plan for socializing and learning at AltConf and peripheral events.
Episode 138: If It Doesn’t Work For Panic
Manton and Daniel acknowledge a birthday celebrated by working, discuss the perils of open source dependencies, react to Apple’s new WWDC App, and lament Panic’s Coda sandboxing saga.