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Russell returns to Pragmatic to discuss his experiences with renewable energy, both the Model S and Model 3 and we dive into the finer issues with glanceless controls and other concerns regarding Tesla's User Interface.With Russell Ivanovic and John Chidgey.TechDistortion Articles Discussed: Tesla User Interface Pragmatic Electric Links: Pragmatic Electric Pragmatic: Electric - YouTube Introducing Pragmatic Electric Pragmatic Episodes Referenced: Pragmatic Episode 82: Tesla Pragmatic Episode 69: It’s Complicated Russell’s Links: Rusty Rants Electrons Are Your Friends | Rusty Rants Self Powered Part 2: Amped AF | Rusty Rants Self Powered | Rusty Rants Australia, Meet Wattson | Rusty Rants Links of Potential Interest: SLK350 Knob and Button-o-rama mess Support Pragmatic on PatreonEpisode Gold Producers: 'r' and Steven Bridle.Episode Silver Producers: Mitch Biegler, John Whitlow, Kevin Koch, Shane O'Neill, Oliver Steele, Lesley Law Chan, Hafthor, Jared, Bill, Joel Maher and Katharina Will.

O mercado nacional de podcasts foi tema de um dos painéis da Campus Party Brasil, que aconteceu nessa quinta-feira (22) e seguiu até sábado (24). O Gerente de Podcasts da Globo, Fabio Silveira foi um dos integrantes do debate e destacou o crescimento exponencial de consumo a partir da pandemia. Em 2020, o Brasil liderou o ranking como o país que mais produziu podcast com potencial de ser ainda maior nos próximos anos. O estudo trouxe um dado de aumento durante a pandemia de 57% das pessoas ouvindo pela primeira vez e quem já ouvia passou a ouvir mais ainda, resultando em 31% de aumento. Esses números mostram que é uma tendência, destaca ele, com base no estudo realizado pela Globo, em parceria com o Ibope. O Painel batizado de ‘Um Futuro Próximo para os Podcasts', foi apresentado pela jornalista Sonia Bridi, e contou com a participação de Carlos Merigo, fundador do B9, além da jornalista e chefe de programação da Trace Brazuca, Kenya Sade.   O Aplicativo de Podcast (e website) Pocket Casts foi comprado pela Automattic, proprietárias do Wordpress e da Tumblr. Nenhum termo do acordo foi dado. Os co-fundadores Russell Ivanovic e Philip Simpson, continuarão a liderar a Pocket Casts como parte da Automattic. O WordPress diz que "vão explorar a construção de integrações profundas com WordPress.com e Pocket Casts", o que pode significar que eles têm aspirações como uma empresa de hospedagem de podcasts.   A Rephonic lançou uma ferramenta de descoberta de podcasts. Adicione 3 dos seus podcasts favoritos, que ele retornará com alguns grandes shows como sugestão, alimentados pelos dados da Apple podcasts.   A Shure anunciou um novo Kit de Podcast MV7, o que inclui o microfone e um mini tripé correspondente, permitindo uma solução completa pronta para novos podcasters por um extra de $20 ou £10. A empresa também produziu um excelente guia de como gravar seu primeiro podcast.   Fireside, o serviço de bate-papo social, está agora disponível na Apple Store. "Fireside" é a próxima evolução do Storytelling. É onde os maiores criadores do mundo vão para trazer o público para a história através de espetáculos virtuais interativos", o acesso, no entanto, ainda se dá apenas por convite. Os fundadores, o Shark Tank Mark Cuban e Falon Fatemi, estarão falando no The Podcast Movement.   A última atualização do iOS foi lançada e contém uma correção para um bug de download na Apple Podcasts que estava resultando em 27% menos downloads para muitos shows. Finalmente!   O aplicativo de podcast Thatpart Podcast permite que você compartilhe um clip de um podcast simplesmente tirando um Screenshot ou uma foto de tela de seu podcast player. Atualmente está disponível apenas para iOS. Faça uma captura de tela de seu podcast player favorito, crie um clipe e compartilhe com amigos ou guarde para mais tarde! Inteligente Não!   Noota, uma plataforma de transcrição e legendas on-line. Este serviço, disponível ao público em mais de 30 idiomas pode ser usado para transcrever automaticamente áudio gravado de reuniões, apresentações, ligações telefônicas e muito mais. Possui uma das menores taxas de erro do mercado, capaz de transcrever áudio com 95% de precisão.   Estamos nos aproximando da "guerra do áudio"? Com a parceria entre TED e o Clubhouse, muitos estão pensando no que está por vir. Clubhouse, Facebook, Twitter, novos aplicativos e até mesmo veículos de mídia estão fazendo experiências com o novo "ganso dourado": o áudio. Entretanto, essa é uma batalha para capitalizar sobre algo que ninguém tem muito: tempo. Por este motivo, as campanhas para conquistar novos usuários podem começar a se tornar muito agressivas.   A empresa de Newsletter Substack lança uma rede de podcasts. A empresa está financiando o lançamento de uma nova rede de podcast chamada Booksmart Studios. Os podcasters utilizam há muito tempo a plataforma da Subtack, portanto este investimento estratégico no setor poderia ser muito benéfico tanto para a empresa quanto para os criadores de conteúdo. O Subtack também procura servir aos escritores que desejam experimentar podcasting ou que desejam complementar seu material escrito com áudio.   A Libsyn oferecerá as ferramentas do Canva para facilitar aos usuários a criação de uma capa de podcast. A plataforma de hospedagem de podcast disse que a parceria com o Canva é uma continuação de seu compromisso com a Libsyn 5 de fornecer aos podcasters um fluxo de trabalho simples que lhes permita permanecer competitivos e otimizados para o crescimento em todas as plataformas de audiência.   Podcast Recomendado E a recomendação do RSS News de hoje é o podcast “GuiaKast”. Entrevista semanal com os principais profissionais da logística e da cadeia de suprimentos com históricos detalhados de cases, guias de instruções e melhores práticas para ajudá-lo a gerenciar a sua carreira e sua empresa com mais eficiência. Conheça sobre as mudanças na indústria e estratégias mais relevantes relacionado a Logística, Transporte, Planejamento, S&OP, Frete, Armazenagem, Estoque, distribuição etc. Uma consultoria independente, acionável e objetiva para os líderes do setor. “GuiaKast” com “K” é o podcast recomendado de hoje no RSS News. 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There's no hiding it. We've been doing this podcast for 200 episodes, and we're celebrating! This week, we have old friends (and former co-hosts) joining us for the celebration. Yasmine Evjen and Russell Ivanovic are back to update us on their fabulous lives and talk a little shop.

There’s a lot of theories out there about how feasible the Android market is for independent apps, and most of it isn’t exactly positive. To help cut through the noise, Russell Ivanovic joins Alice and Curtis to talk about his journey with Pocket Casts, what it’s like walking the line between platforms, and whether it’s even possible to find success with an Android app.

Pocket Casts is my favourite app for listening to podcasts, and I'm not alone. Recently listed by TIME as one of the 5 best podcast apps, Pocket Casts receives international recognition as one of the leading listening platforms. I was therefore very excited to interview Russell Ivanovic, Pocket Casts Co-Founder and Developer. Russell + Co-Founder Philip Simpson, developed their first app in 2008 - an Australian weather app, which became number 1 in the app store in Australia. Two years later, they quit their day-jobs and begun full time development on the Pocket Casts app.   Pocket Casts was recently acquired by a collective group that includes four of the world's top podcast producers - NPR, WNYC Studios, WBEZ Chicago, and This American Life.  For Russell, the partnership works because the collective group shares his passion for keeping podcast content open and accessible to everyone. In today's episode of Be The Drop, we delve into the world of podcasts, Russell talks about the highs and lows of his business journey and he reveals his predictions for the future of podcasts. Want more? We're currently running a FREE Online Storytelling That Generates Leads [SEO Basics] program - where we provide tools and resources in our Facebook Group to help you supercharge your digital storytelling content. The Be The Drop podcast is brought to you by Narrative Marketing, the Brand Storytelling Superheroes! Want more business tips and brand storytelling tricks, or how to's to help you do your job? We release new content each week! SUBSCRIBE to the blog here. SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop podcast in iTunes here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop in Spotify here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop podcast in Stitcher here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop podcast in iHeartRadio here SUBSCRIBE on YouTube here for the full interview video, behind the scenes, bloopers & more. CONNECT with us on Facebook, follow @be_the_drop on Instagram or Twitter. CONTACT US podcast@narrativemarketing.com.au

Want to know how to get your podcast featured on a podcast app? What makes good podcast cover art? How does a podcast get into the trending chart? We present those questions to Russell Ivanovic, developer and founder of Shifty Jelly based in Adelaide, which has developed one of the most popular podcast apps, Pocket Casts. Russell offers his thoughts on what makes a podcast popular, the future of the industry and how advertisers and brands can get involved Presented by Nick Schildberger and Chris Ashmore. More Information Pocket Casts https://www.shiftyjelly.com/pocketcasts/   Podcasting Essentials is produced by: SoundCartel soundcartel.com.au +61 3 9882 8333

First foreign guest in Apgrejd: Russell Ivanovic, the developer behind Pocket Casts. Prvi mednarodni gost v Apgrejdu: Russell Ivanovic, razvijalec aplikacije Pocket Casts. Na oddajo se lahko naročite preko iTunes ali RSS. Jan je na Twitterju @th0r, Uroš je @uros_m, Apgrejd pa je preprosto @Apgrejd. Mrežo Apparatus lahko podprete tudi osebno. Zapiski: Russell on Twitter: @rustyshelf Beograd, Serbia Slovenia Shifty […]

Russell Ivanovic, co-founder of Shifty Jelly (developer of my favorite podcast app, PocketCasts) and co-host of Material (from Relay FM) joined me to talk about his involvement in the podcasting world!  From developing one of the best podcast apps on all platforms to co-hosting the only Google-centric show on the excellent Relay FM, Russell shares the origin story of all his shows and how PocketCasts is ever evolving! It was a thrill to talk to Russell and if you're a fan of tech like me, I think you'll really enjoy this interview! Russell Ivanovic (Twitter) PocketCasts (Website) (Twitter) Material (Website) (Twitter) Topical (Website) (Twitter) 

Smart Watches support dynamic, configurable complications but not all are created equal. Russell Ivanovic from Shifty Jelly joins John to see just how complicated it can be.

Russell Ivanovic jumps on the couch to chat about what makes code good or bad, and how the perception of code changes over the years. They look at how they’ve learned to approach both their own and other people’s code, helping others learn and grow their skills, and most importantly, whether code style is important or not.

Guest Russell Ivanovic joins me to discuss a variety of Apple's not-so-great recent trends. We dig into a great many of the warts increasingly appearing around Apple's ecosystem, including the experience when first running a device, the less than universally acclaimed new Apple TV remote, the stagnant App Store and app review process, general product stability and more. We also chat about Apple's ever expanding and confusing product lines, Jony Ive's accountability, as well as discussing Apple's trend to make their cheapest product versions less appealing than was previously the case.   Follow Russel on Twitter: @rustyshelf Follow me on Twitter: @chrismlacy Listen to Russell every week on the Material Podcast on Relay FM.  

"Material" podcasters Yasmine Evjen and Russell Ivanovic join us to talk mobile gaming and more from an Android perspective

This Episode we invite Russell Ivanovic from Shifty Jelly into the studio to chat about what it is like to be an App developer who is making their own products. We learn about the transition from paid occupation to working on his own business, the experiences of having a number one app in the Apple App Store, … Continue reading Episode 10 – Shifty Jelly

Shifty Jelly's Russell Ivanovic and I dig into Apple's WWDC '15 announcements.  We of course break down El Capitan, iOS 9, watchOS 2 and Apple Music, as well as Apple's persistence with bundling system app updates with OS releases, potential future implications of Apple Music's impending arrival on Android, what we didn't see that we were hoping for and more. Russell also tells us what it was like lining up for the keynote at 3 AM, something I myself am unlikely to ever experience in person.   Follow Russell on Twitter: @rustyshelf. Follow me on Twitter: @chrismlacy.

The epic conclusion of our first ever two-parter! Marc and Russell were kind enough to come back for round two to discuss Apple's WWDC Keynote, Marc's weird workflows, optical alignment, PDF assets and more!

It's WWDC week, and this time we're catching up with Russell Ivanovic and Marc Edwards, both founders of independent app development companies in Australia. We spent this hour chatting about Google I/O, iOS, Material Design and more.

This week, Stephen and Myke talk to Russell Ivanovic about Google Photos and then go on to make their WWDC predictions.

This week, Stephen and Myke talk to Russell Ivanovic about Google Photos and then go on to make their WWDC predictions.

断档多时的「海外中国程序员系列」本期重开。我们请来了住在德国的 Bold 开发者李元昊以及设计师姜音，和吴涛一起聊独立 iOS 开发、UI 设计、以及德国的创业环境。另外不要错过节目最后的听众反馈。 每月三十元，支持不鸟万如一和 Rio 把《IT 公论》做成最好的科技播客。请访问 itgonglun.com/member。若您无意入会，但喜欢某一期节目，也欢迎用支付宝支付小费（建议金额：一元、五元或十元人民币）：hi@itgonglun.com 或扫描下方二维码。 第 154 期《IT 公论》是特别节目，属于我们的「海外中国程序员」系列。我们请到了住在德国的开发者李元昊和设计师姜音聊了她们的 Bold。李元昊曾在一家德国公司做汽车软件，2014 年辞职，开始了「结婚前的最后一次任性」。到了今天，Bold 已经出到了 2.0 版，姜音也从未婚妻升级为妻子。「Be Bold」不仅是 Bold 的口号，也是李元昊本人实践的生活方式。欢迎大家收听。 在今天的会员通讯里，我想对上周五的通讯《谁是本雅明的接班人？》做一下跟进。在那封通讯的最后我提到了本雅明对建筑的观点： 本雅明在谈到建筑时说，建筑是史上第一个「可以不专心体验的艺术品」。建筑的使用者很少会像看油画或欣赏交响乐那样，以「浸入式」体验面对建筑。 这句话引起了一位建筑设计师的不满，令我意识到自己确实有断章取义之嫌。故在此处略作说明。 本雅明对于「不专心」（distraction）显然有特别的兴致。在撰写《机械复制时代的艺术作品》的同时，他写了一篇题为《不专心理论》（Theory of Distraction）的笔记。全文只有两页，而且并非完整文章，而是一条条微博长度的思维断片。从中我们可以看到《机械复制时代的艺术作品》的大致思考框架。 这里的不专心要和艺术作品的可复制性/可再生产性联系在一起思考。在古代，艺术品无法轻易复制（例如一件雕塑），故创作者必须追求永恒。无论是普通欣赏者还是艺术市场对于原版、真迹的执着，都是基于难以复制这一事实。另一方面，与无法复制的艺术品相连的还有无法复制的艺术品感知体验。你为什么还没看《广告狂人》？因为知道什么时候都可以看，所以暂时就不急着看。如果是去美术馆看画，就意味着你单独切了一块时间出来给某件作品独享。但如果名画可以复制呢？事实上，对于普通欣赏者（大众，mass）而言，去大都会美术馆看作品，真的未必比在大都会线上美术馆看要好。一线美术馆很多都以沦为旅游景点，那种和艺术品一对一的专注观照体验，往往还是宅在家里面对玻璃屏幕比较容易复现。但那样我们就又回到了「因为知道什么时候都可以看，所以暂时就不急着看」的状态。相信大家的硬盘上都有很多一直说要看但还没看的电子书、电影和电视剧吧。 建筑在这里是很特殊的。或许未来我们可以 3D 打印房子，或许更近的未来我们就可以利用虚拟现实技术来看房。但至少在今天，建筑的本体以及观赏、使用建筑的体验都是无法复制的。但如本雅明指出，建筑这个超级古老的人类创造，却从一开始就只能「不专心」地去欣赏。我在给那位建筑师朋友的回信中说： 我觉得「建筑可以不专心体验」这件事情人人都能体会得到。所谓走马观花不就是这个意思吗？（本雅明要是懂中文估计会拿走马观花这个成语来做文章的。）这是体量造成的，看画你可以一次性看到它的全部，建筑就不行了。此外，人在使用（体验）建筑时往往也在做别的事情——看电视、工作、吃饭、做爱——注定不可能专心。建筑系的学生、爱好者或研究者可能会为了体验黒川纪章的中银胶囊大楼特地去住它，但即便如此我相信她也没有看到全部。若是普通的商务客（那栋楼原本的目标客户）就更别提了。她们可能根本意识不到这栋建筑有什么讲究，但她们能感受到。本雅明把对建筑的体验分为视觉（optical）和触觉（tactile）两个部分，上面说的「能感受到」就是 tactile 的部分。建筑和雕塑不一样的那部分东西就是 tactile。 不要忘记本雅明是一个左派理论家，他在《机》里的思考是基于民众（mass）权利提升这一事实进行的。妳可以数数他用了多少次无产阶级、革命一类的词。他特地强调摄影术在时间上和社会主义同时出现，也是为了这个。所以当他思考建筑和电影时，最关注的是「这两种艺术让普通人也可以享用了」。而妳的立论是从建筑的研究者出发的。研究者在生活中当然也是建筑的使用者，但当他们研究建筑的时候就不是。 所谓「可以不专心欣赏的艺术」在今天已经达到了极致，不管是休闲游戏，还是美剧，甚至弹幕这一现象都可以如此解释。本雅明当然看不到今天，但他看出了建筑是这种特殊的「人与艺术的关系」的先驱。我觉得这个想法是相当透彻的。视觉和触觉（观看和使用）这两个维度，至少在普通的建筑使用者那里，是不会被有意识地区分的。他们对建筑的欣赏自然也是下意识地进行的。而我认为本雅明就是在告诉当年的人们：This is fine, being immersive is not the only way towards the ‘true appreciation’ of art. Hey, Walter said this 80 years ago! 建筑这个最向往永恒性的创造，却导致了最原初的非浸入式体验。在 AR 和 VR 技术纷纷试图制造浸入式体验的今天，这一点十分值得玩味。 最近我们读的一些文章 Hacking the Brain The Plot Against Trains 相关链接 IT 公论第三十五期：海外中国程序员系列之一：江疆（jjgod） IT 公论第三十八期：海外中国程序员系列之二：徐哲 IT 公论第四十二期：海外中国程序员系列之三：WhatFont 插件作者柳成荫（Willow） Bold ZKM Swift Product Hunt Pocket Casts Russell Ivanovic 说 2015 年是安卓年 Meme Generator Clear VSCO Loren Brichter 如何在 iOS 上免费（且合法地）使用额外的字体 FontShop Erik Spiekermann Sharon Hwang 的 Instagram 账号 李元昊的 Twitter 姜音的 Instagram 账号 人物简介 不鸟万如一：字节社创始人。 吴涛：Type is Beautiful 程序员，《内核恐慌》主播。 李元昊：汽车嵌入式设备工程师，独立 iOS 开发者。 姜音：平面设计师。

Russell Ivanovic (@rustyshelf) joins the couch to discuss back-end services for mobile apps, the differences between software-as-a-service and building your own web service, and go into why you might choose one over the other. After several side tracks, including trying to figure out who has the higher Crossy Road score, and a whole bunch of French, Jake kicks things off by asking why you might want to integrate web services to begin with. Since everyone pretty much agrees on the answer (and that iCloud does not a good back-end make), they move onto discussing some of the services out there, like Parse and Azure, that allow you to create something with some amount of transparency. Jelly feels left out, and begins to explain that his method of choice is to build a service from scratch, usually in (the abhorrently evil) PHP, and Russell chimes in to explain how the web services for Pocket Casts and Pocket Weather are built from scratch in Java and Ruby on Rails. Jake doesn’t feel like this is an option for him, since he hasn’t kept on top of the advancements in this area, and he feels that it would take him too long to get things up and running. Using an example of generating scaled images using Cloudinary, he explains how he set a basic thumbnail creating service up for an app he’s building in around 20 minutes. After this, the discussion takes a quick turn to scaling: Jake doesn’t need it for this project, but it’s definitely something you need to consider. Jelly hears Ben mention a bug, and after having Jake explain it (Azure having a dependency conflict), he launches into the biggest issue he’s had with a third-party service: when Giphy changed their API and broke GIFwrapped’s built-in search feature. This brings up the discussion of how to guard against issues with third-party systems: encapsulating all the third-party related code in a single class, or providing alternate solutions. Finally, the couch discuss the process you would go through in choosing to use a third-party system, such as expertise, time, existing libraries, and the like. They go into the details of Jake’s situation — developing apps for clients — and weight up the potential benefits and issues in comparison with Jelly and Russell, who are building products.

在 2014 的最后一期《IT 公论》里，李如一和 Rio 总结了今年的大事。这次他们非常诚恳地称赞了安卓。 每月三十元，支持李如一和 Rio 把《IT 公论》做成最好的科技播客。请访问 itgonglun.com/member。 这是 2014 年最后一期节目与最后一份会员通讯，我们未能免俗地把今天的一个半小时分配给了年终回顾。 上周我们宣布了特别抽奖活动。由于新浪微博严格的反垃圾机制，内容包含长串无意义字串的评论很容易被判定为垃圾，且无法恢复。我们就这一点向大家致歉。请放心，被新浪误丢进垃圾箱内的评论我们也能看到，并已通过微博私信回复了大家。只要您收到了私信回复，就代表获得了抽奖资格。本次活动的终止时间是北京时间 2015 年 1 月 1 日零点，抽奖结果将于 1 日正午公布，还没有行动的会员请抓紧时间。《Indie Game: The Movie》是一部好电影。 网络安全问题（cyber security）在 2014 年继续被各种事件推入了公众视野。索尼遭遇史上最大数据泄漏事件（黑客称窃取了 100 TB 的数据），美国政府坚称是北朝鲜干的。铁道部订票网站 12306 数据库中的大量用户数据也在圣诞节那一天在网上被公开传播。永远有人会觉得这些事情和自己无关，Rio 和李如一也的确不认识因为这类见诸报端的网络安全大事件而遭受实际损失的人。不过这让我们想到了福特汽车创始人亨利·福特在 1930 年代做的一件事。众所周知，美国在 1930 年代经历了经济大萧条。福特于是规定公司里的已婚员工必须自己种菜吃。他不但聘请了专业菜农现身指导，还为员工提供了必要的菜地。在福特看来，个体保持自给自足是对抗经济萧条的唯一法门。 我们对于方便和优秀用户体验的崇拜有没有必要的边界？如果承认自己无法真正了解像索尼数据泄露事件背后的来龙去脉，那么唯一有意义的行动就是更加审慎地对待自己的隐私与数据。假定传到网上的一切都不安全是一种明智的选择，但由此而来的种种「良好上网习惯」——例如使用复杂的密码、不重复使用密码、开启两步验证、使用 VPN——都会增加操作的复杂度，即损害用户体验。不过，究竟是不是任何事情都要选择最方便、最省事、最可以犯懒的方法去做？「用技术解决」是一种美好的愿景，但只要是人类发明的技术，就不会 100% 安全。 Uber 在 2014 年的风头可谓无人能及。所谓的「O2O」——线上服务与线下服务的对接——在叫车软件上得到了完美体现。Uber 当然不愿意被称作叫车公司，他们认为自己的使命是「移动原子」：从长远看，但凡你要把任何东西（或人）从甲地移动到乙地，Uber 都希望你能想起他们。Rio 在本期提醒大家，拥有私车在今天是一件很浪费的事，而传统出租车公司则属于跟不上需求的恶性行政垄断。Uber 以及类似的公司要「disrupt」的就是它们。但正如我们在之前的节目中讨论的，Uber 采用的「临时工模式」意味着其员工缺乏系统培训，而私车服务的品质与司机对道路状况的熟悉程度以及言谈举止息息相关，并不是仅仅在车上准备了 iPhone 和安卓手机充电线以及饮用水就可以拿高分的。 鉴于 Uber 司机自愿参与以及无固定薪水、无全职员工福利的特点，我们可以把 Uber 模式视为线上常见的「用户创造内容」（UGC）机制在线下的一种复制。可惜大部分人对于线下服务的品质有更高期待。破旧之后如何立新才是这一类三次元 UGC 公司需要考虑的事情。如果说购买私车代表着自给自足的方便，那么使用 Uber 类服务就是用钱买来的方便。请再回头思考一下福特在大萧条时期强迫已婚员工种菜的故事。 《IT 公论》经常被视为两个「果粉」做的播客，但随着 Android 5.0 的推出以及谷歌今年用材质设计（Material Design）这套新的设计语言统一了旗下产品在各平台（主要指 iOS、安卓和网页）的用户体验，原生安卓系统的使用感受已经有了实质性的提升。播客软件 Pocket Casts 的开发者 Russell Ivanovic 在博客上说自己从安卓上获得的收入已经超越了 iOS，并预测 2015 年会是「安卓年」。李如一和 Rio 也对于 iOS 上的 Google.app 客户端提供的魔术般的近人工智能表现感到兴奋，而这种表现几乎没有 iOS 的任何功劳。更重要的是，苹果的「企业 DNA」（我们也讨厌这个词，但这种东西真的是存在的）决定了他们很难于短期内在机器学习和云端服务领域赶上谷歌（以及微软），而谷歌在用户体验领域对苹果的追赶则卓有成效。 当然，大量优质第三方软件和游戏仍然会提前半年到一年在 iOS 上首发。但如果你相信今年听到的种种有关虚拟现实的消息不会像 1990 年代的那次虚拟现实风潮一样成为镜花水月的话，恐怕又要重新评估安卓的战略地位。在安卓上你可以用任何编程接口，在 iOS 上你只能用苹果允许你用的编程接口。这个简单的事实意味着 Oculus 这样的虚拟现实公司很自然地优先选择了安卓作为其开发平台。如果你想在 2015 年尝鲜玩玩虚拟现实头盔，恐怕就必须买一台高性能安卓手机了。 和虚拟现实多少相关的是可穿戴设备。在这个领域，苹果目前暂时凭 Apple Watch 获得了舆论优势。可穿戴、物联网、智能家居、隐在电脑（Ubiquitous computing）、虚拟现实、扩增现实（Augmented reality）……这些互相关联又充满交集的概念有望在 2015 年落实到某种「改变世界」的产品上吗？技术圈玩起 name-dropping 真是一点不比艺术圈差。Larry Ellison 早就说了，只有一个领域比时尚界更爱追赶潮流，那就是 IT 界。大家 2015 年再见！ 最近我们读的一些文章 「互联网就是真实世界」，这句话貌似李如一之前在节目里说过 如果《经济学人》做了一篇题为〈书的未来〉的稿子，那是不能不读的 Paul Graham 告诉你，不用担心读书老是记不住（Graham 从 Y Combinator 退居二线后又重操散文家的旧业了，我更喜欢作为作家的他） 相关链接 索尼的电子纸 电影 The Interview Russell Ivanovic: 2015: The Year of Android iOS 上的 Google app 日剧《我的绅士时尚》 Dandy 人物简介 李如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 程序员。

Loyalty to a single platform can be a risky business position for developers. Russell Ivanovic of Shifty Jelly joins John to discuss his experiences on Android vs iOS and shows that putting Android willingly in your blindspot may cause you to miss out.

Russell Ivanovic from Pocket Casts joins Marc, Seth, and Rene to talk Google I/O 2014, the new Materials designer language, the paper and ink motif, scaling from watches to TVs, and everything in between! Show notes Google I/O: Complete Coverage Android Design Pocket Casts 4 Guests Russel Ivanovic of Shifty Jelly Hosts Marc Edwards of Bjango Seth Clifford of Nickelfish Rene Ritchie of Mobile Nations Feedback Yell at us on Twitter, or leave a comment below.

Russell Ivanovic joins Jake and Jelly to discuss the fall out from this year’s WWDC: the things they’re excited about, the things that are going to change the ecosystem, and most importantly, the story of Rusty’s visit to Noosa with Google Now. 402: Introduction to Swift 403: Intermediate Swift 223: Prototyping: Fake It Till You Make It 211: Designing Intuitive User Experiences 226: What’s New in Table Views and Collection Views 235: Advanced Scrollviews and Touch Handling Techniques

This week Myke is joined by Russell Ivanovic. They discuss his early hits on the App Store, what it's like to develop a Podcast app and how the medium of Podcasting has changed over time.

In this episode (recorded in English for the very first time), we interview Russell Ivanovic (@rustyshelf), co-founder of Shifty Jelly, and Australian company that produces a quite successful app for listening podcasts called Pocket Casts, both for iOS and Android. Russell shares with us a bit of history of the app, the challenges they have [...]

Russell Ivanovic, Philip Simpson, and Matt Kelsh of Shifty Jelly talk to Marc, Seth, and Rene about being indie in Australia, making Pocket Weather, and why they decided to go Android first for Pocket Casts. Note: All accents in this show are, we assume, fake. Show notes Pocket Weather Australia Pocket Casts for Android Why Android first? Guests Russell Ivanovic of of Shifty Jelly Philip Simpson of Shifty Jelly Matt Kelsh of of Shifty Jelly Hosts Marc Edwards of Bjango Seth Clifford of Nickelfish Rene Ritchie of iMore.com Feedback Yell at us on Twitter via the above accounts. Loudly.

Carl and Richard talk to Russell Ivanovic about Android development. Russell comes from the Java world but moved into iOS development, building some very popular apps in Australia. Then he moved into Android development and has had even more success. Russell talks about the experience of building Android applications, how it differs from iOS, the pluses and minuses and more. What about fragmentation? How do you test adequately? All these questions are answered and more!