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 110: Always Go For The Cheap One
Manton and Daniel discuss Apple’s special event, Mavericks free-for-all, Apple’s cheapskate marketing, and gush about the Çingleton conference.
Episode 109: This Is It For RSS
Daniel and Manton discuss XML-RPC support in AppleScript, the Çingleton conference, and 1Password 4 vs. Apple’s Keychain.
Episode 108: Maybe It’s Too Subtle In Some Ways
Daniel and Manton discuss the iOS 7 tech talks, pessimism about DTS incidents, and choosing a powerful marketing tagline.
Episode 107: Overhype It And Just Brag About It
Daniel and Manton discuss the new iMacs, Apple’s emphasis on iPhones, iOS 7 adoption, and the challenge of marketing our own apps confidently.
Episode 106: Finally Sending Out Betas
Daniel and Manton discuss Manton’s new app: Sunlit, iOS 7, Twitter’s IPO and the odds of Manton coming back to Twitter.
Episode 105: The Paranoid Angle
Daniel and Manton talk about the Apple event announcements: free iApps, colorful iPhone 5C, 64-bit on the iPhone 5S, the camera app, and fingerprints.
Episode 104: Somebody Got Away With The Credit Card
Daniel and Manton talk about Apple’s upcoming event on September 10th, the Nokia acquisition and changes at Microsoft, and what we can learn from Stellar’s new paid subscription plans.
Episode 103: Incredibly Surprising And Impressive
Daniel and Manton celebrate Daniel’s recovered notes, discuss the security of online storage, and check in on concurrent programming techniques.
Episode 102: It’s Going To Be Expensive
Manton and Daniel discuss Apple’s rising stock, withholding features as a virtue, the Mac Pro movie trailer, and data loss from non-syncing iOS apps.
Episode 101: My Delegate To The GitHub Convention
Daniel and Manton talk about the final days of Manton’s road trip, Carl Icahn and Apple stock, and what Beanstalk dropping Mercurial means for the future of version control.