The director’s commentary track for Daring Fireball. Long digressions on Apple, technology, design, movies, and more.
https://daringfireball.net/thetalkshow
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 30 days 21 hours 6 minutes
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51: Amazon First Citywide Change Bank
Special guest MG Siegler joins John Gruber for a discussion about Amazon, Jeff Bezos, and what Apple might have planned for this fall.
50: Gold-Plated USB Cables
Special guest Marco Arment joins John Gruber; topics include Jeff Bezos's purchase of The Washington Post, working environments for programmers and web workers, how one person's "disruption" is another's "predatory ...
49: Mountains of Garbage
Special guest star Dan Frommer joins John Gruber to discuss the future of television, their experiences as iOS app developers, App Store strategies, and crazy top-level domains.
48: Eddy Cue Is Going to Jail
Special guest John Moltz joins John Gruber to discuss the Yankees, Apple's recent e-book price-fixing trial, Apple's role in your browsing habits, and being a nervous flyer.
47: Extreme Minimal Guns
Designer Christa Mrgan joins John Gruber for a discussion on iOS 7, typography, App Camp for Girls, and more.
46: Close Encounters of the Seventh Kind
Special guest Craig Hockenberry joins John Gruber for a discussion on the design changes in iOS 7, and the similarity to graphic design and color palette trends in decades past. ...
45: I Missed OK
Special guest Adam Lisagor joins John Gruber for a considered discussion on the design changes in iOS 7.
44: Code 47: Live From WWDC 2013
Recorded in front of a live audience in San Francisco, John Gruber is joined by Guy English, Scott Simpson, and a cavalcade of very special surprise guests.
43: All The Leaks Are Wrong
Special guest John Moltz joins John Gruber for some pre-WWDC speculation. Will there be new Macs? Might Apple release an SDK and App Store for Apple TV, and if so, ...
42: No One Has A Higher Horse
Special guest Daniel Jalkut joins John Gruber for this week's show. Topics include his work at Red Sweater Software and his new blog and podcast, Bitsplitting; why there's not an ...