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 72: The Satisfaction Of Completing Things
Manton and Daniel talk about valuing apps for acquisition, CocoaPods source module management, and following through on uncompleted projects.
Episode 71: Moments Of Fleeting Genius
Daniel and Manton talk Android on the desktop, consistency of programming languages, and various approaches to to-do list management.
Episode 70: The Hugest Geek Dad In The World
Manton and Daniel talk about Macworld’s Eddy Awards, the rollout of Twitter’s tweet archives, and developing Safari extensions.
Episode 69: Hobbling Like An Energizer Bunny
Daniel and Manton discuss working while sick, how not to change a light bulb, Twitter photo filters, Flickr, and a question about organizing shared code.
Episode 68: A History Lesson For Your Kids
Daniel and Manton discuss the end of The Daily newspaper app, trademark infringing copycat apps, and using a shared family computer for work purposes.
Episode 67: Taking The Shine Off The Tofurky
Manton and Daniel chat about Thanksgiving aftermath, Manton’s harrowing database failure, and the pros and cons of zip vs. dmg in Mac app distribution.
Episode 66: Not Just Making The Product Better
Daniel and Manton talk more about passwords and security, the value of marketing for increasing revenue, and the loss of some favorite podcasts.
Episode 65: Sensitive To Security
Manton and Daniel discuss the handling of critical App Store bug fixes, the evolution of App.net, and the challenge of preventing and detecting server-side hacking.
Episode 64: Easier To Implement Than PayPal
Daniel and Manton talk more about new iPads and iPhones, the recent corporate shakeup at Apple, and Manton’s recent switch away from PayPal.
Episode 63: One Out Of A Thousand Things
Manton and Daniel anticipate Hurricane Sandy, catch up on Apple’s latest announcements, and celebrate the success of Loren Brichter’s Letterpress app.