Podcasts about universal apps

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Simon talks with Nate Wienert, the creator of Tamagui. We explore what Tamagui is, how it helps to build universal apps for native and mobile, and what's the best tech stack for React Native apps that target all platforms.Learn React Native - https://galaxies.devNate WienertTwitter: https://twitter.com/natebirdmanTamagui: https://tamagui.devLinksTamagui Takeout: https://tamagui.dev/takeoutTamagui Studio: https://tamagui.dev/studioGQty: https://gqty.dev/

Devin Davies is the developer behind the awesome recipe organizer and meal planner app Crouton. He is already hard at work at adapting his iPad version of the app to visionOS and discovering some cool concepts like floating timers that you can place on the item you are cooking. Bonus content and early episodes with chapter markers are available by supporting the podcast at www.patreon.com/ipadpros. Bonus content and early episodes are also now available in Apple Podcasts! Subscribe today to get instant access to iPad Possibilities, iPad Ponderings, and iPad Historia!Show notes are available at www.VisionPros.fm. Feedback is welcomed at tim@visionpros.fm.Links: https://crouton.apphttps://mastodon.social/@JustMeDevinChapter Markers: 00:00:00: Opening00:01:16: Support the podcast!00:01:47: Devin Davies00:03:39: Crouton00:06:46: Live at WWDC00:07:53: Apple Vision Pro00:09:23: Developing in Vision Pro00:10:20: Ergonomics00:11:26: Vision Pro Outdoors00:12:45: Replacing the Mac?00:15:21: The Form Factor00:17:16: SDK and Simulator00:18:50: System Apps00:19:58: Settings app00:20:22: Surprises in the Simulator?00:21:05: Design Considerations00:22:04: Object Recognition 00:23:44: visionOS limitations00:24:29: Data Entry00:25:55: UI Navigation00:26:59: Multiple Timers00:30:39: Combustion Thermometer 00:31:29: 3D Elements?00:33:29: Anything else about visionOS?00:34:52: New app ideas?00:39:19: Anything else about Crouton?00:40:03: Universal Apps?00:41:10: Starting from an iPad app00:42:38: No Turn by Turn00:42:54: Wrap-up00:43:09: Crouton.app00:43:15: On Mastodon00:43:49: Closing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natürlich müssen wir nach einer Produktvorstellung von Apple über die Neuerungen reden. Es geht um macOS Big Sur, die Apple Silicon Macs mit M1 Chip, Rosetta 2 und Universal Apps. Wir reden über UIKit und SwiftUI und ein bisschen News sind auch dabei.

We fact check on "Getting Sherlocked", Apple's three transitions, 2020 Apple Design Awards and Shapr3D. In the askMTJC Shawn and Greg also contribute to the transitions and Apple's Transition Accomplish web page is still up. In the follow up Apple launches online web portal for Apple Card management. How the US steamrolled Chinese tech giant out of Five Eyes. US considering banning TikTok and other Chinese apps. The OLED screened iPhone 12 will include no charger, no ear buds. Ireland's COVID-19 app is out. 10 Code Snippets from WWDC20.Apple clashes with ad industry. Reddit to stop accessing user's clipboard after being outed by iOS 14. Simulated iOS devices are not available when running Xcode 12 for macOS Universal Apps beta on an Apple silicon Mac. (63749966). Apple is working on QR Code payments for Apple Pay, iOS 14 code reveals. Picks: Using an AppDelegate with the new SwiftUI-based app lifecycle, Advocating for DevRel as a DevRel Professional, Distractionless, a Pomodoro app for warchOS.

The rise of the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and Android applications have allowed for developers to make less versions of their apps, which can now reach much larger audiences

Keine leichte Brise, kein Orkan, nein - ein ganzer Hurrican wütet aktuell über der Hardware-Welt, seitdem die Chip-Schwachstellen "Spectre" & "Meltdown" bekannt gemacht wurden. Auch wenn von Spectre 2 und Meltdown vor allem Intel-Prozessoren (dafür aber bis zu 15 Jahre alte) von dem Design-Flaw bei der Adressierung des virtuellen Arbeitsspeichers betroffen sind, so betrifft Spectre 1 CPUs sämtlicher Hersteller. Wie Toms so schön sagte: Wenn jemand sagt, "ich bin nicht betroffen", lügt er. Er ist es. Denn seit dem Pentium Pro arbeiten Prozessoren schon mit 'Out-of-Order'-Architektur. Alle Infos und unsere Einschätzung des brandaktuellen Themas in dieser kompakten Folge unseres Tech Sprech On Topic.

Mit Rainer schwelgte Nils in Erinnerung an die Anfänge mit Windows Phone. In Form eines Throwbacks - statt der ansonsten das Format füllenden Diskussion über ein aktuelles Thema - tauschten sich die beiden über ihre eigenen Erfahrungen mit ihren wegbegleitenden Smartphones aus. Am Ende blieb noch genügend Zeit um auch etwas kritischer zurück, und auch nach vorne zublicken - so weit das denn möglich ist.

I wanna cry... - die Ransomware WanaCrypt legt überall die Welt lahm und verursacht Störungen jeglicher Art. Was es mit dem kursierenden erpresserischem Wurm auf sich hat, wie er erntstand und sich weiterverbreitet, wer betroffen und wer Schuld ist - all das und natürlich unsere Sicht des Themas hört ihr in diesem Tech Sprech On Topic!

Der „Tech Sprech On Topic" Podcast ist Toms und Nils Autausch im wöchentlichen Rhythmus über ein brandheißes Thema. Anders als in der Tech Sprech Stube, in die wir mehrere Gäste einladen, um gegenseitig miteinander zu tratschen, sind wir hier unter uns am Fachsimpeln. Zum Auftakt des neuen Formates ging es über den aktuellen Kenntnisstand der kommenden Xbox, Codename "Project Scorpio".

In der 44. Ausgabe des OneCasts, haben sich Martin und Marijan mit der Thematik der Universal-Apps beschäftigt. Wohin geht die Reise und welchen Vorteil haben sie. Außerdem: Wir haben über die Neuerungen bei OneDrive gesprochen.

In der 44. Ausgabe des OneCasts, haben sich Martin und Marijan mit der Thematik der Universal-Apps beschäftigt. Wohin geht die Reise und welchen Vorteil haben sie. Außerdem: Wir haben über die Neuerungen bei OneDrive gesprochen.

Today's EpisodeTwitter has finally issued its “longer tweets.” That’s right, the media in your tweets will not account against your character count. It's been a long time coming. They should have done this years ago. Still, at least we get it now. It's better late than never. In that respect are some rules to it, but, for the most part, the media do not count against it. I am baffled at how long it took them to figure this out. Everyone that uses Twitter always hated that feature. It makes Twitter a little more utilitarian. No longer the anger fist of losing some characters to the media. Let’s rejoice and tweet just about more!Now, scroll down to hear the show!Tech News Decoded:Photos leaked showing the new Google phonesThere's going to be more AP Computer Science classes soonData suggest Amazon reviews are biasedTwitter releases “longer tweets”Google updates, photosGoogle releases Google TripsSelf-driving cars to get regulationsNew update on Skype PreviewDesktop Apps ported to Universal Apps finally arrivesGoogle buys APiAIEtsy buys Blackbird TechnologiesApps/Programs to Try:Google TripsRiotMarco PoloGoPro Hero5GoPro Drone Quotes:Twitter should have released this 5 years ago.I like the Nexus name. I prefer it over Pixel.If marketers do not incentivize reviews they are usually all bad.There's a new update to anyone still using Window Phones.Credit: music http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/sci-Support:Like these podcasts? Support me on Patreon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Universal Apps are becoming more universal - arriving on the XBox One! Carl and Richard talk to Chris Gomez about the announcements at the Microsoft Build event around building software for the XBox One. Now, any developer can write code using the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) approach, which means you can code in C#, Javascript... pretty much any language you want in the CLR space. Chris explains that while you have limited access to all the resources in the XBox One, the UWP approach is a starting point to building bigger things if that's what you want to do - the XBox team is watching!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Universal Apps are becoming more universal - arriving on the XBox One! Carl and Richard talk to Chris Gomez about the announcements at the Microsoft Build event around building software for the XBox One. Now, any developer can write code using the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) approach, which means you can code in C#, Javascript... pretty much any language you want in the CLR space. Chris explains that while you have limited access to all the resources in the XBox One, the UWP approach is a starting point to building bigger things if that's what you want to do - the XBox team is watching!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

How do you build cross-platform desktop applications? Carl and Richard talk to Curtis Wensley about eto.forms, an open source project he started back in 2006 to deal with cross-platform challenges. Originally focused on mobile, Curtis recognized that Xamarin was moving seriously into that space and pivoted to the desktop side, just in time for Silverlight to go into limbo. Under the hood, eto depends on various Mono related elements, although Curtis sees a day when it will all be .NET Core. The mobile stuff works too, so it is possible to build an app that works on desktop, tablet and phone. Is eto more universal than Universal Apps? Check it out!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

How do you build cross-platform desktop applications? Carl and Richard talk to Curtis Wensley about eto.forms, an open source project he started back in 2006 to deal with cross-platform challenges. Originally focused on mobile, Curtis recognized that Xamarin was moving seriously into that space and pivoted to the desktop side, just in time for Silverlight to go into limbo. Under the hood, eto depends on various Mono related elements, although Curtis sees a day when it will all be .NET Core. The mobile stuff works too, so it is possible to build an app that works on desktop, tablet and phone. Is eto more universal than Universal Apps? Check it out!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

We talk with Brandon H about developing the Wall Street Journal app as a universal windows app. Amazing public data sources. Why you love your crooked Ikea code.

Universal Apps are all about XAML! Carl and Richard talk to the original XAML believer, Billy Hollis, about the new Universal App model and its focus on XAML. As Billy says, both Windows 10 and Office 2016 are using XAML now, so it's not going away. But first a quick digression on Windows Phone and Android - is the Universal App model going to save Windows Phone? Or should it all be Android in the end anyway? The conversation also ranges over some of the new opportunities coming in the future, like HoloLens, and the importance of XAML in that space as well. There has never been a better time to dive into this tech!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Universal Apps are all about XAML! Carl and Richard talk to the original XAML believer, Billy Hollis, about the new Universal App model and its focus on XAML. As Billy says, both Windows 10 and Office 2016 are using XAML now, so it's not going away. But first a quick digression on Windows Phone and Android - is the Universal App model going to save Windows Phone? Or should it all be Android in the end anyway? The conversation also ranges over some of the new opportunities coming in the future, like HoloLens, and the importance of XAML in that space as well. There has never been a better time to dive into this tech!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

How does Windows 10 change NuGet? Carl and Richard talk to Jeff Fritz about the new features being added to NuGet to support Windows 10 Universal Apps. The core feature is the ability to build a NuGet package that will run on all the Windows 10 universal platforms - PC, tablet and phone. The conversation then switches to the Visual Studio 2015 launch and the crazy three day hackathon preceding it that Jeff participated in, building the AllReady applications for Humanitarian Toolbox and the RedCross. The project is now open source on GitHub and ready for lots of contributors, check it out!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

How does Windows 10 change NuGet? Carl and Richard talk to Jeff Fritz about the new features being added to NuGet to support Windows 10 Universal Apps. The core feature is the ability to build a NuGet package that will run on all the Windows 10 universal platforms - PC, tablet and phone. The conversation then switches to the Visual Studio 2015 launch and the crazy three day hackathon preceding it that Jeff participated in, building the AllReady applications for Humanitarian Toolbox and the RedCross. The project is now open source on GitHub and ready for lots of contributors, check it out!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Are you ready for Windows 10? Richard chats with Mark Minasi about the impending release of Windows 10. Mark talks about the new features of Windows 10 that will make you happy you're upgrading, including Universal Apps (no really, they're good!), the new store mechanism and the new browser - Edge. This leads to a conversation about managing updates, browser compatibility and keeping your business environment stable. Not everything will be ready in July, but the upgrades will be ongoing through the rest of 2015, so keep your eyes open!

So it looks like Oculus are finally ready to show their hand and release the first consumer version of their Rift HMD in the first quarter of 2016. The final hardware was unveiled at Oculus's own event in San Francisco last week, but before that we had details of the release date and the recommended system spec you'll need for what Oculus are calling 'the full rift experience'. On this show we discuss exactly what those specs mean, as well some other related stories. It's another VR crazy #NOTdeveloping episode of the #NOTplaying Podcast!Rift first quarter release announced. http://www.polygon.com/2015/5/6/8557893/retail-oculus-rift-coming-in-first-quarter-of-2016CV1 resolution confirmed, and recomended specs: https://www.oculus.com/blog/the-rifts-recommended-spec-pc-sdk-0-6-released-and-mobile-vr-jam-voting/SONY are opening a new first party studio exclusively for Morpheus games. http://www.dualshockers.com/2015/05/15/sony-opens-new-first-party-studio-working-on-ps4-exclusive-games-for-project-morpheus/Ubisoft announce they are working on VR Titles. http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2015-05-12-ubisoft-grows-full-year-sales-45-percent-as-digital-surgesUE4 now supports Steam VR http://www.polygon.com/2015/4/30/8521469/steamvr-epic-unreal-engine-4-ue4-freeHololens supports Unity, compatible with Universal Apps http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-04-30-microsoft-demos-windows-10-hologram-supportContact us on Email at: notplayingpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter: @notplayingpodYou can find the show notes for this show at www.notlistening.co.ukIf you're listening on iTunes, please give us a review!Intro/Outro music kindly provided by Miracle of Sound https://www.youtube.com/miracleofsoundTo Check out other shows in the Collection visit:http://barkerpodcasts.webs.com Including the #NOTwatching Podcast: http://www.spreaker.com/show/the-notwatching-podcast

We're back from Build! On the last day of Build, Carl and Richard went up to the TWiT.tv studios to record a Windows Weekly with Leo LaPorte, Paul Thurrott and Mary Jo Foley. That show went more than two hours, so we thought we'd make a more condensed version and focus on our favorite bits of Build. And feeing Leo lots of Scotch, you wouldn't want to miss that. The conversation starts out with a bit more of an IT bent, talking about data lakes and docker virtualization. From there Carl digs into the Universal Apps bridges, allowing developers to build iOS and Android apps in Visual Studio with native languages, but across platforms. Check out the link for signing up to the previews of all the Universal App Bridges. What an amazing Build!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

We're back from Build! On the last day of Build, Carl and Richard went up to the TWiT.tv studios to record a Windows Weekly with Leo LaPorte, Paul Thurrott and Mary Jo Foley. That show went more than two hours, so we thought we'd make a more condensed version and focus on our favorite bits of Build. And feeing Leo lots of Scotch, you wouldn't want to miss that. The conversation starts out with a bit more of an IT bent, talking about data lakes and docker virtualization. From there Carl digs into the Universal Apps bridges, allowing developers to build iOS and Android apps in Visual Studio with native languages, but across platforms. Check out the link for signing up to the previews of all the Universal App Bridges. What an amazing Build!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Are you building in WPF? Are you using PRISM? Carl and Richard talk to Brian Noyes and Brian Lagunas about the PRISM project, which is a set of tools for building WPF apps. As Brian Noyes says, PRISM is the AngularJS of WPF! The conversation dives into the on-going evolution of PRISM, including support for Windows Phone and Universal Apps. The point of PRISM is composability, helping you to organize the elements of your application into something more maintainable, easier to test and continue to evolve. Brian and Brian also announce that they are running the PRISM project now and have moved it to GitHub - they will take your pull requests!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Are you building in WPF? Are you using PRISM? Carl and Richard talk to Brian Noyes and Brian Lagunas about the PRISM project, which is a set of tools for building WPF apps. As Brian Noyes says, PRISM is the AngularJS of WPF! The conversation dives into the on-going evolution of PRISM, including support for Windows Phone and Universal Apps. The point of PRISM is composability, helping you to organize the elements of your application into something more maintainable, easier to test and continue to evolve. Brian and Brian also announce that they are running the PRISM project now and have moved it to GitHub - they will take your pull requests!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Rocky Lhotka about where universal apps in Visual Studio are really going. But first, a bit of a landscape discussion, especially a laugh about the "comeback" of .NET and C#. Did Xamarin save the day? Rocky talks about how universal apps aren't all that universal, but with Xamarin in the mix, you start to look at a common code base for desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile development. Almost. Maybe. It's always more complicated than you think! But Rocky is optimistic that things are going the right way, so that everyone can start building cross-platform applications for their customers really soon.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Rocky Lhotka about where universal apps in Visual Studio are really going. But first, a bit of a landscape discussion, especially a laugh about the "comeback" of .NET and C#. Did Xamarin save the day? Rocky talks about how universal apps aren't all that universal, but with Xamarin in the mix, you start to look at a common code base for desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile development. Almost. Maybe. It's always more complicated than you think! But Rocky is optimistic that things are going the right way, so that everyone can start building cross-platform applications for their customers really soon.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Scott talks to Lars Klint, a Windows Phone Developer MVP, about developing for Windows Phone 8.1. What's coming in 8.1 and what changes for developers? What's the plan for Universal Apps and what kind of reuse will we see?