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 91: Anyone Can Do Something Great
Daniel and Manton talk about Manton’s switch to Linode, the pragmatism and insanity of running your own server, and the old-timer/newbie mix at WWDC.
Episode 90: The Level To Which Your Laziness Will Rise
Manton and Daniel talk about Flickr’s redesign, Yahoo! as a potential strategic partner for Apple, and techniques for branching and refactoring older code.
Episode 89: Quietly Scrambling To Fix The Problem
Manton and Daniel talk about CocoaConf Alt’s cancellation, WWDC’s protracted sell-out, and making time for indie projects with a busy life schedule.
Episode 88: Bundling A Thousand Features Into It
Manton and Daniel talk about adopting new technologies, choosing system requirements, version numbering (again!) and Adobe’s shift to all-subscription sales for Creative Suite.
Episode 87: Just Kidding, You Do Have A Ticket
Daniel and Manton talk about WWDC ticket sales, alternative conferences ticketless attendees, and the vibrancy of the Mac software market.
Episode 86: If They Can’t Make It, Who Am I To Try?
Manton and Daniel talk about WWDC ticket sales, Ambrosia Software’s major layoff, and Google Glass terms of services.
Episode 85: A Literally In Your Face Technology
Daniel and Manton talk about Boston, Panic’s Status Board, Google’s Glass UI guidelines, and Google Fiber.
Episode 84: If You Can’t Say It In 99 Slides
Manton and Daniel discuss CocoaConf Dallas, subscription app pricing, Google’s fork of WebKit, and the Facebook Home debut.
Episode 83: This Week’s Lofty Goal
Daniel and Manton talk about the upcoming CocoaConf conference, hacking Netflix in the browser and Michael Jurewitz’s blog series on pricing software.
Episode 82: Did You Get This At Poundland?
Manton and Daniel discuss the Mailbox acquisition by Dropbox, Google’s fickle product commitments, WWDC announcement anxiety, and the clever new App.net invites.