Podcasts about rwdevcon

John Wilker joins Tim to talk about writing sci-fi books and running 360iDev an Apple development conference - this year online and in person in Denver, Colorado. More Than Just Code has John Wilker to blame for putting Jaime and Tim in the same room, eventually with Mark and sometimes Greg and Tammy. Find out how to get a ticket either online or in person and discounts for WIT, Veterans and Apple dev Meetups (Cocoaheads) Special Guest: John Wilker.

This week we follow up on MTJC 2018 T-Shirts and the origins of Apple's Command Key. We also follow up on the Apple Store founders, Apple's GDPR profile downloads, Apple Watch usage and Apple's self driving cars. We discuss the Home Pod sales numbers, erroneous new Siri features, and a sophisticate worm virus and one of the first Internet hackers. We also chat about Apple's own podcasts and their use of original illustrations on the App Store. Picks: A handy Xcode keyboard shortcut to the Assistant Editor and App: the Human Story, Developing UIViews in Xcode Playgrounds and 1Password 7. Photo: Tim Mitra Originally broadcast: May 26th, 2018

This week we follow up on fuel economy, Apple Pay coming to Target and other US retailers, Windows Phone is end of life, and Apple is selling the iPhone SE at clearance pricing. Apple is unifying developer roles. Tim Cook on privacy is discussed. Picks: Use a custom "inspect" extension to debug pipelines, Fastlane, New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl.

In this special episode recorded LIVE at RWDevCon 2018, Janie and Dru talk about Season 7, a behind the scenes look, and what is happening in Season 8. The post RWDevCon 2018 Live – Podcast S07.5 appeared first on Ray Wenderlich.

This week we follow up on Youtube changes, IBM Watson and CoreML, 3rd party Twitter apps. We discuss Xcode compilation on mutli-core Mac Pros. The Home Pod has a sluggish start in sales. Apple reveals the (Product)RED® iPhone 8. Apple Music has 40 million users and a new boss. We follow up on HTTP 400 error codes. We discuss Apple upcoming purge of 32-bit macOS apps, reliving Windows File manager and the RWDevCon 2018's post mortem. Picks: Understanding Git Version Control and Learn how to Use it in Xcode 9, Xcode TDD keyboard short cuts, App Store insights. Aftershow: Facebook testimony.

This week we look back at Saul Mora's Core Data trick at RWDevcon 2015. We follow up on Apple's 2018 Q1 earnings, the last of a super cycle and parking self-driving slippers. We discuss how Strava's heat map exposes popular exercise locations. We also talk about Mycroft AI's privacy-first smart speaker. We discuss app rejections stemming from the use of Apple's emojis in screenshots. Picks: Activating an Audio Session, Tim Horton's Scroll Up To Win

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Join Tammy Coron and Tim Mitra on Episode 91, which was recorded on July 19, 2017. On this episode they talk with Sean Dailey. Sean is a freelance Television Director, Live Sound Engineer, Photojournalist, Video Editor, Producer, and Social Media Consultant. We met at RWDevCon 2017; he was part of the A/V team responsible for recording the conference. After talking with Sean for a bit, we decided to bring him on the show. If you like listening to Roundabout: Creative Chaos, and you want to know how you can help support the show, please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/justwritecode. Don't forget to stick around for the after show!

This week we follow up on finger print dongles, misuses of Engineering titles and Google's new Canadian adventures in Waterloo. We discuss Apple vs Uber, Apple's quarterly number as see by Kevin O'Leary and major app publisher's abandoning the Watch, for now. Apple is looking into space and satellites. Picks: Increment, XChange - Share Business Cards Instantly and RWDevcon 2017 Vault

This week Tammy Coron joins Mark & Tim, as we discuss iOS 10.3 issues from #askMTJC. We follow up on Swift access control, RWDevcon 2017 and the pending Mac Pro refresh. We also talk about the effects of Apple's upcoming GPU and its impact on suppliers and Metal's future. Picks: TED Talk - "Please, please, people. Let's put the 'awe' back in 'awesome'", MultiTimer and "RXSwift - Reactive Programming in Swift" book. Mark Twain actually said, "I can understand perfectly how the report of my illness got about, I have even heard on good authority that I was dead. [A cousin] was ill in London two or three weeks ago, but is well now. The report of my illness great out of his illness,. The report of my death was an exaggeration." Sponsored by Buddy Build

Or is it Funcy Edition? Maybe Funcie Edition? Discuss. We end this maddening week with a discussion of the rumoured ceramic Jet White iPhone. We also follow up on Apple's price drop on USB-C dongles and LG Ultrafine 5K  display. Mark follows up on MacBook Pro sales and Apple Pay on the web. More on JSON parsing in Swift. We follow up on the title "Engineer". Apple release of iOS 10.1.1 iTunes vs OTA updates as well as Sierra 10.12.1 build versions. We discuss counterfeit apps appearing on the App Store. The Mac App Store, a new MAS model is discussed, as well as purchasing tvOS apps via iOS & Mac links. Picks: Promo Codes for IAP, Simulate TouchBar on iPad, Silver Searcher, Programming in Swift Style NB - there is no such thing as Rubin2Swift (yet!) Sponsored by Hired Episode 118 Show Notes: Apple cuts USB-C adapter prices in response to MacBook Pro complaints Apple Drops Prices of 4K and 5K LG Displays by 25 Percent New MacBook Pro outsold every competing laptop in just five days – Slice Intelligence Report: Apple Pay on the web quickly becomes 5th most popular online payment platform Jasonette JSONShootout Former Engineering Firm Fined $10,000 Mark Pavlidis The Crown (TV Series) Apple Releases Updated Version of iOS 10.1.1 Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 Counterfeit iPhone retail apps emerge before holiday season Daniel Jalkut A Wish List for the Mac App Store Setapp wants to be the Netflix of MacOS applications tvOS Apps Can Now Be Purchased on iOS Devices and Macs MyScript MathPad - Handwriting LaTeX generator The Silver Searcher: Adding Pthreads MacBook Pro with Traditional Function Keys Instagram Boomerang from Instagram NFL Thursday Night Football - Twitter Úll 5 Things I learned From My Trip To Ireland Aer Lingus Episode 118 Picks: Apple rolls out promo codes for in-app purchases This hack lets you simulate the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar on an iPad The Silver Searcher RWDevCon 2016 Session 202: Programming in a Swift Style Switching Your Brain to Swift

This week we chat about our iPhone 7 impressions and delivery experiences. We follow up on Apple Maps, Dennis Pilarinos speaking about Buddy Build and Dropbox. Jaime and Tim discuss their impressions of the Indie Devstock conference in Nashville TN. Aaron presents an argument about the future direction of the Macintosh. Picks: ProTip: viewWillLayoutSubviews bug, Twitter Dashboard, Google Allo, Google Trips Episode 111 Show Notes: Deliveries for iOS 26 Techniques To Improve, Learn, Create, Share and Ship - Simon Allardice No One is An Island - Joe Cieplinsky Staying Indie - Curtis Herbert Indie Devstock - Remote Access Pass Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center Live from Indie Devstock: More Than Just Roundabout Release Notes Dermot Daly on Roundabout John Wilker on Roundabout 360iDev NSNorth RWDevCon Intel’s 14nm Coffee Lake CPUs Feature Same Architecture as 10nm Cannonlake – Built For High-Performance Desktop and Notebook Platforms iPhone 7 Benchmarks: How much faster is Apple’s A10 Fusion chip? iOS 10 ∩ macOS Sierra. sturm und drang Episode 111 Picks: ProTip: viewWillLayoutSubviews bug Twitter Dashboard Google Allo — smart messaging by Google, Inc. Google Trips by Google, Inc.

AskMTJC opens the show discussing Amaziograph and Easel for iPad Pro. We follow up on the the cost of building apps and marketing the iPad Pro as Apple rolls out it's latest iPad Pro TV commercial. This leads to a discussion of low end computing. We discuss the churn of app development tooling and whether it has an asymptote. Aaron tells us about The Three Body problem, the Megaprocessor and a diabolical scam using iOS profiles. Picks: building games on Alexa, iPassword Subscriptions for Individuals, Apple TV Remote app, Protocols with Associated Types and Secrets of the Apple Store. Stop yelling at your iPhone! Correction: we already have associatedtype in Swift 2.2 Sponsored by: Buddy Build Episode 103 Show Notes: Introducing: Easel http://www.aviladesignco.com/ Amaziograph Wacom Cintiq http://www.it-guy.com/2015/01/episode-22-indie-development-numbers/ Apple’s record app store sales month Apple’s new iPad Pro ad Smart Keyboard for iPad Pro Logitec Create for iPad Pro Google Chromebooks NetBooks Episode 64: Ric Sarabia on Roundabout Creative Chaos The Churn Eclipse three20 Episode 242: Manton’s Out Megaprocessor The Three-Body Problem Diabolical Scam using iOS Profiles Objective C history Amazon Echo Now Lets You Investigate the Murder of Bruce Wayne’s Parents (Exclusive) Zork Rogue game Hunt the Wumpus Gwendolyn Weston: Keep Calm and Erase On RWDevCon 2016 Session 303: Introduction to Protocol-Oriented Programming - Alexis Gallagher Episode 103 Picks Announcing a New Tool for Building Interactive Adventure Games on Alexa 1Password Adds Subscription Plan for Individuals Apple TV Remote app Natasha Murashev - Practical Protocols with Associated Types in Swift SECRETS OF THE APPLE STORE, REVEALED BY EX-EMPLOYEES

We discuss the effect of Apple's poorest performance report in many years, yet the iPhone 6 size skews the numbers. Also to Apple Watch outsold many similar products. We discuss the Apple Watch after a year of use. We discuss Stripes new Bring Your Own Team idea. Aaron discusses an Ad free Apple experience. Picks: Draftly, Readable Content Guides, Glot.io, Concepts, RWDevCon 2016 Vault (incl Advanced LLDB Debugging) Episode 89 Show Notes: THE IPHONE 6 BLIP WHAT IS THE APPLE WATCH GOOD FOR? Rich Turton Guess which ‘flop’ sold twice as well as the iPhone in its first year Apple Watch ‘flop’ outsold Rolex by about $1.5 billion WatchOS 2 is super serious now, folks WatchKit How to check the weather on your Apple Watch BYOT After abandoning iAd revenue, Apple Inc can reintroduce an ad-free internet Authorize.net Moneris Quit my full time corporate job. Built an iOS game. It became #1 in the App Store. The Working Group Bez The Story of English episode 6 - Pioneers O Pioneers - Part 2 / 7 (Welland Canal) Episode 89 Picks: Draftly Readable Content Guides glot.io Concepts: Smarter Sketching, Design & CAD for Architecture & Illustration RWDevCon 2016 Session 202: Programming in a Swift Style RWDevCon 2016 Vault - incl Advanced LLDB Debugging

Join Mic, Jake, and Andrew as they discuss putting Protocol-orientated Programming into practice, before looking back at RWDevCon '16 and just what makes the conference so unique. The post POP in Practice, and RWDevCon '16 – Podcast S05 E10 appeared first on Ray Wenderlich.

We start off talking about innovations in integrated circuitry. Also discussed is the latest betas for iOS, OS X and Xcode as well as Apple's iCloud distribution among online services. Aaron posts Rene Richie's piece on App Store vs indie devs. Job opportunities  and employment recruiters are discussed. We're getting ready with a WWDC Wishlist as well as the Apple Special Event. A Swift method naming convention change proposal is accepted. Picks: 123D Circuits, Miracle Timer, Cobalt & Factor Samurai Episode 83 Show Notes: Apple releases OS X 10.11.4 beta 7 with Messages & Notes improvements, more Google Inks Cloud Computing Services Deal With Apple IBM Bluemix What no indie developer wants to hear about the App Store Magpie for Apple TV Anvil TACOW Mark Pavlidis Shopifiy Careers WWDC Wishlist UXKit Apple Special Event: March 21, 2016 RWDevCon 2016 Post-Mortem Establish consistent label behavior across all parameters including first labels Fritzing.org Episode 83 Picks: 123D Circuits How to pass a programming interview Miracle Timer Cabalot Factor Samurai - Multiply and Divide your way to Times Tables Mastery

This we discuss the OS X ransomware spread via the Transmission app. We also follow up on how much to make an app. We discuss the challenges of pair programing for the introverted. Picks: Protocol-Oriented Programming with Swift, The Majestic Monolith & RWDevCon Episode 82 Show Notes: First OS X ransomware detected in the wild, will maliciously encrypt hard drives on infected Macs [Update: How to fix] Reamde: A novel In the Beginning Was the Command Line Seveneves a novel by Neil Stevenson Cryptonomicon Transmission WHAT DOES IT COST TO DEVELOP AN APP? Hockenberry on Making Twitterrific Hypercritical Fogcreek Software Episode 82 Picks: Protocol-Oriented Programming with Swift, by Jon Hoffman The Majestic Monolith RWDevCon

This week the podcast is extended by Greg Heo and Tammy Coron, just before RWDevCon 2016. Tammy tells why she likes Fantastical 2 and her Gumdrop case for her iPad Pro. We chat about preparing for RWDevcon 2016. We discuss switching from indie and freelance development to joining corporations. We speculate on the rumored 9.5 inch iPad Pro. We geek out on biological motors and DRAM Challenges. Picks: OS X Playgrounds, League of Legends, Jamstik + Episode 81 Show Notes: Fantastical 2 for the Mac RWDevcon 2016 Apple is reportedly launching a 9.7-inch iPad Pro in March Hideaway Case for iPad Pro 12.9 The Apple Pencil, and Open Source Swift – Podcast S05 E04 1xnm DRAM Challenges Leisure Suit Larry Amiga 1200 NP-complete problem solved with biological motors Her Code Got Humans on the Moon—And Invented Software Itself A Story About ‘Magic' Tim Cook Interview with ABC News Washington Blog - Snowden Quote Apple's lease of old Sunnyvale Pepsi bottling plant hints at Project Titan expansion RWDevcon 2016 Schedule PDF Swift port to Android Invisible Red Podcast Episode 81 Picks: Creating an Xcode Project With a Built-in Playground League of Legends Jamstik +

This week we recorded the show while attending 360|iDev 2015 in Denver Colorado. We were joined by conference speaker, Greg Heo, and MTJC uber-fan, Fuad "Hey Siri!" Kamal. We discussed the new paradigm of podcast cliques and what is involved in a tech podcast. We also give an overview of the sessions at this years 360|iDev conference. Picks: Principle for Mac, RWDevCon 2016 and Vainglory. Episode 53 Show Notes: Fuad Kamal podcasts for iOS developers Accidental Tech Podcast John Siracusa Relay FM Mike Hurley Release Notes – the Business of iOS and Mac Development iOhYes NSBrief Build Phase RoundaboutFM The raywenderlich.com Podcast Core Intuition Daniel Jalkut Manton Reese The Talk Show With John Gruber Shared Instance podcast 360|iDev Still Here - Josh Michaels Solving Auto Layout Problems - Jack Cox Mastering Auto Layout - Justin Williams Switching Your Brain to Swift - Greg Heo Bringing Swift to Your Objective-C Projects - René Cacheaux Something Deep With Mike - Mike Lee The Last Job II - Kyle Richter What's In It For Us After the Indiepocalipse - Marin Todorov Brandon Trebitowski Episode 53 Picks: Principle for Mac: animation prototyping tool for web/mobile RWDevCon 2016 Vainglory Special Guest: Fuad Kumal.

01:14 - Ray Wenderlich Introduction Twitter Blog 01:23 - Mic Pringle Introduction Twitter GitHub The raywenderlich.com Podcast 01:40 - Greg Heo Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog 01:47 - The Conception of Ray’s Tutorial Website and The Tutorial Team Ray Wenderlich: Tutorials for iPhone / iOS / Developers and Gamers EA Games 05:58 - Maintaining High Quality and Consistency 07:26 - Tips & Advice for Writing a Tutorial 09:12 - Avoiding User Frustration 11:54 - Writing Books 13:00 - Traditional vs Self-Publishing Pragmatic Programmers 14:31 - Book Content vs Site Tutorials 15:41 - Starter Kits 16:33 - Transitioning to Swift 19:47 - Error/Bug Support 21:06 - Branching Out Into Other Technologies 22:21 - Selling Introductory vs Advanced Tutorials 25:15 - Choosing Topics 26:08 - RWDevCon 31:48 - Working with Ray and on raywenderlich.com 36:31 - Maximizing Marketing Opportunities 39:46 - Writing Tutorials for Mainstream Apps & Games 41:08 - Highlights Video Tutorials iOS Games by Tutorials Second Edition: Beginning 2D iOS Game Development with Swift iOS Animations by Tutorials by Marin Todorov   Episode Resources The Freelancers' Show Episode #164: Teaching and Learning Courses with Breanne Dyck The Freelancers' Show Episode #165: Strategy and Project Management with Marie Poulin JavaScript Jabber Episode #173: Online Learning with Gregg Pollack Picks WinObjC (Andrew) Friday Q&A 2015-07-31: Tagged Pointer Strings by Mike Ash (Andrew) The Web Platform Podcast Episode 56: Building Your Brand with Charles Max Wood (Chuck) Developer On Fire Episode 017 - Charles Max Wood - Get Involved and Try New Things (Chuck) Skype’s Inside Out Emojis (Chuck) little bites of cocoa (Ray) The insanely slow road to building a blog (and why most people give up) by Belle Beth Cooper (Ray) What the Best College Teachers Do by Ken Bain (Greg) What’s Your Learning Style? Quiz (Greg) Brian Gilham's WatchKit Resources (Mic) Exploding Kittens (Mic)

01:14 - Ray Wenderlich Introduction Twitter Blog 01:23 - Mic Pringle Introduction Twitter GitHub The raywenderlich.com Podcast 01:40 - Greg Heo Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog 01:47 - The Conception of Ray’s Tutorial Website and The Tutorial Team Ray Wenderlich: Tutorials for iPhone / iOS / Developers and Gamers EA Games 05:58 - Maintaining High Quality and Consistency 07:26 - Tips & Advice for Writing a Tutorial 09:12 - Avoiding User Frustration 11:54 - Writing Books 13:00 - Traditional vs Self-Publishing Pragmatic Programmers 14:31 - Book Content vs Site Tutorials 15:41 - Starter Kits 16:33 - Transitioning to Swift 19:47 - Error/Bug Support 21:06 - Branching Out Into Other Technologies 22:21 - Selling Introductory vs Advanced Tutorials 25:15 - Choosing Topics 26:08 - RWDevCon 31:48 - Working with Ray and on raywenderlich.com 36:31 - Maximizing Marketing Opportunities 39:46 - Writing Tutorials for Mainstream Apps & Games 41:08 - Highlights Video Tutorials iOS Games by Tutorials Second Edition: Beginning 2D iOS Game Development with Swift iOS Animations by Tutorials by Marin Todorov   Episode Resources The Freelancers' Show Episode #164: Teaching and Learning Courses with Breanne Dyck The Freelancers' Show Episode #165: Strategy and Project Management with Marie Poulin JavaScript Jabber Episode #173: Online Learning with Gregg Pollack Picks WinObjC (Andrew) Friday Q&A 2015-07-31: Tagged Pointer Strings by Mike Ash (Andrew) The Web Platform Podcast Episode 56: Building Your Brand with Charles Max Wood (Chuck) Developer On Fire Episode 017 - Charles Max Wood - Get Involved and Try New Things (Chuck) Skype’s Inside Out Emojis (Chuck) little bites of cocoa (Ray) The insanely slow road to building a blog (and why most people give up) by Belle Beth Cooper (Ray) What the Best College Teachers Do by Ken Bain (Greg) What’s Your Learning Style? Quiz (Greg) Brian Gilham's WatchKit Resources (Mic) Exploding Kittens (Mic)

Check out RailsClips on Kickstarter!! 02:16 - Conference WiFi 03:31 - Conferences WWDC @WWDCGlobalPR CocoaConf @cocoaconf 360iDev @360iDev RWDevCon @RWDevCon Ray Wenderlich That Conference @ThatConference RubyConf @rubyconf RailsConf @railsconf MountainWest JavaScript @mtnwestjs ng-conf @ngconf MountainWest RubyConf @mtnwestrubyconf DevNexus @devnexus Podcast Movement @PodcastMovement NSNorth @nsnorth 10:23 - Budget, Content, and Social Aspects => Value Hallway Conversations Evolution of Attending Conferences “Slam Dunk Sessions” 14:38 - Panelist Plans for 2015 WWDC Experiences AltConf @altconf 19:57 - Size: Smaller, Regional, International Conferences ÇINGLETON @cingleton Úll @ullconf    Aloha Ruby @AlohaRubyConf 21:29 - Travel & Accommodations Uber Amtrak 26:46 - CocoaConf vs 360iDev 28:44 - Presenting/Speaking at Conferences CocoaHeads Call for Papers/Proposals (CFPs) 32:53 - Attending Conferences (Tips) Meet People Go Out to Eat Tweet with Conference # Back Channel IRC Make a Friend on Day 1 => “The Crowd” Talk Shop Find a Local: “Take me to the best _____?” 37:52 - “The Unconference” 40:29 - Favorite Speakers in the iOS Space Daniel Steinberg Jonathan Penn Matthijs Hollemans James Dempsey and the Breakpoints 41:56 - Jam Sessions and Playing Games Picks The Shape of Things to Come: How an Industrial Designer Became Apple's Greatest Product (Andrew) Orange Juice Liberation Front: WWDC First-timer tips (Andrew) WWDC Tips as Accumulated by a Veteran of a Staggering ONE WWDC (Andrew) 5 Tips for WWDC 2013 (Andrew) Carl Brown: Making the Most of Your (iOS) Dev Conference Experience (Jaim) Ray Wenderlich.com (Alondo) 360iDev (Alondo) RailsCasts Kickstarter (Chuck) YouTube (Chuck) FFmpeg (Chuck) Developer’s Box Club (Chuck) Ruby Remote Conf (Chuck) Would you attend an iOS Remote Conf? Email chuck@devchat.tv

Check out RailsClips on Kickstarter!! 02:16 - Conference WiFi 03:31 - Conferences WWDC @WWDCGlobalPR CocoaConf @cocoaconf 360iDev @360iDev RWDevCon @RWDevCon Ray Wenderlich That Conference @ThatConference RubyConf @rubyconf RailsConf @railsconf MountainWest JavaScript @mtnwestjs ng-conf @ngconf MountainWest RubyConf @mtnwestrubyconf DevNexus @devnexus Podcast Movement @PodcastMovement NSNorth @nsnorth 10:23 - Budget, Content, and Social Aspects => Value Hallway Conversations Evolution of Attending Conferences “Slam Dunk Sessions” 14:38 - Panelist Plans for 2015 WWDC Experiences AltConf @altconf 19:57 - Size: Smaller, Regional, International Conferences ÇINGLETON @cingleton Úll @ullconf    Aloha Ruby @AlohaRubyConf 21:29 - Travel & Accommodations Uber Amtrak 26:46 - CocoaConf vs 360iDev 28:44 - Presenting/Speaking at Conferences CocoaHeads Call for Papers/Proposals (CFPs) 32:53 - Attending Conferences (Tips) Meet People Go Out to Eat Tweet with Conference # Back Channel IRC Make a Friend on Day 1 => “The Crowd” Talk Shop Find a Local: “Take me to the best _____?” 37:52 - “The Unconference” 40:29 - Favorite Speakers in the iOS Space Daniel Steinberg Jonathan Penn Matthijs Hollemans James Dempsey and the Breakpoints 41:56 - Jam Sessions and Playing Games Picks The Shape of Things to Come: How an Industrial Designer Became Apple's Greatest Product (Andrew) Orange Juice Liberation Front: WWDC First-timer tips (Andrew) WWDC Tips as Accumulated by a Veteran of a Staggering ONE WWDC (Andrew) 5 Tips for WWDC 2013 (Andrew) Carl Brown: Making the Most of Your (iOS) Dev Conference Experience (Jaim) Ray Wenderlich.com (Alondo) 360iDev (Alondo) RailsCasts Kickstarter (Chuck) YouTube (Chuck) FFmpeg (Chuck) Developer’s Box Club (Chuck) Ruby Remote Conf (Chuck) Would you attend an iOS Remote Conf? Email chuck@devchat.tv

On this episode we talk with Ellen Shapiro.  Ellen is a mobile developer based in Chicago, Illinois. She agreed to hang out with us and shoot the breeze about life, development, and starting over. Be sure to stick around for the After Show. You know... so you can find out what happens After the Apocalypse.  

This week we touch on Sam's experiences at RWDevcon. Discuss our feelings about Swift, its 1.2 beta release and speculate on the nature of UXKit.

In this week's episode we discuss the release of Swift 1.2 beta with the Xcode 6.3 beta. Swift 1.2 includes many performance improvements and additions that may or may not make Aaron's life easier. We discuss the recently completely RWDevCon in Washington, DC. Tim discusses meeting members of the RayWenderlich.com team, who's members are spread across the world. The conference used a unique tutorial style presentation new to iOS tech conferences. Episode 26 Show Notes: Swift 1.2 and Xcode 6.3 beta Swift 1.2 - NS Hipster What’s new in Swift 1.2 - Greg Heo RWDevCon 2015 Post-Mortem - Ray Wenderlich RWDevCon with Ray Wenderlich and John Wilker – Podcast S03 E04 - Hosted by Mic Pringle & Jake Gundersen Top 10 iOS Conferences in 2015 - Ray Wenderlich Realm Episode 26 Picks: WordBoard Keyboard Andy Matuschak video -- Controlling Complexity in Swift Contact Archiver

This week we discuss Trends in Mobile Apps in 2014, compiled by App Annie. We also discuss the use of 'final' modifier in Swift when declaring classes, methods and properties. Also discussed is the growth of zombie apps on the app store. This week's picks: Apple's Mystery Car, PhoneExpander, Gentlemen...Ricochet Mini! and building Frameworks in iOS 8.   Space Shuttle Discovery at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Virginia Ray Wenderlich gets feedback from an attendee at RWDevCon Episode 25 Show Notes: App Annie reveals the top 9 mobile trends of 2014 The Importance of Being `final` - Human Friendly The Official raywenderlich.com Swift Style Guide. Andy Matuschak on Twitter Functioning as a Functionalist - Andy Matuschak “Zombie” Apps On The Rise – 83% Of Apps Not On Top Lists, Up From 74% Last Year Rob Enderle Bill Simmons on ESPN Securing iOS User Data: The Keychain, Touch ID, and 1Password - Tim Mitra Episode 25 Picks: Apple's Mystery Car Gentlemen...Ricochet Mini! PhoneExpander - public beta TimmyMe (the Canadian reference for Jaime that Tim couldn't remember.) Creating a Framework

This week we discuss the recent app incomes published for Overcast by Marco Arment, Monument Valley and Dash. We discuss various ways to quote on jobs in mind of studio and indie development. We also cover the topsy turvy view of app and UI design in Asian markets. Our picks for the week are Swap Heroes, Curved Labs Macintosh Facelift and Anki Drive. In the after show Jaime, Tim and Aaron discuss traveling to the NSNorth conference to be held at Le Chateau Montebello, PQ. Episode 22 Show Notes: Overcast Sales Numbers Monument Valley in Numbers Dash - year in review Core Intuition Release Notes Chinese Mobile App UI Trends Everything's a Remix 2life 2life Ultimate Wedding Planner NSNorth - iOS Conference RWDevcon 12 inch Macbook Air Redesign Rumor The Other App Store Episode 22 Show Picks: Swap Heroes Curved Labs Macintosh Facelift Anki Drive

This week we discuss major retailers blocking the use of Apple Pay in favor of MCX's CurrentC solution. We also delve into CurrentC's challenges in light of recent hacks and it's unease of use. We revel in and are shocked by the success and defeat of James Thompson's PCalc as it is both featured and threaten with removal on the Apple Store. Jaimie retells the story of Gilt's login bug on iOS. Picks: Auxy, Google Inbox, RWDevcon and iOS Leads

This week we discuss the challenges of publishing OS X apps on the Mac App Store. We also discuss the challenge of publishing apps specifically for the iPad, in light of the stellar reviews of the iPad Air 2. We also discuss App Review Times. Our weekly picks include Apple Pay, adding directions with the MapKit API, Battery Doctor and the upcoming RWDevCon. Listen the podcast for a discount code.