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Saul Mora

A brief podcast for cocoa developers, talking about interesting developer-y stuff

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#54: Dom Sagolla

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2012/07/09

Dom Sagolla (@dom) was present when Twitter was born, as a Quality Assurance tester. These days, Dom works on Product Development at Chaotic Moon. In his spare time, he also helps coordinate iOSDevCamp, the funnest iOS Developer hackathon event, EVAR. Dom is 1337. Sponsor Cocoaconf For aweomse technical sessions, presented by awesome members of the community, CocoaConf is a great conference to attend. Links iOSDevCamp Accelerando Lyric Semiconductor TouchCode Get Around MIT Media

50:40

#53: WWDC 2012

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2012/07/02

WWDC is the event of the year for all Cocoa, Mac and iOS developers. In this episode, a few developers share with me some of the projects and products on which they've been working. EDITORIAL NOTE: The audio quality of this episode is not how we like to regularly release episodes. However, we wanted to publish these interviews due to the content contained in each one. Links Interview with Salman Sajid @sajidcreative Sohail Ahmed - @idStar TouchType iPad Case Interview with Mike

42:38

#52: Paul Darcey

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2012/06/25

Paul Darcey (@pauldarcey) is the new CEO of Appsterdam. In this episode, we chat about how he got involved in Appsterdam, and what the future of Appsterdam holds for App Makers worldwide. Sponsor CocoaConf Sign up for their next even in Columbus, Ohio August 9-11 Links iDeveloperLive @idevelopertv Core Intuition @coreint Edge Cases @edgecasesshow Dispatch Source @dispatchsource Official Appsterdam Homepage Permalink | Leave a comment»

48:40

#51: Jamiee Newberry

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2012/06/18

Jaimee Newberry (@jaimeejaimee) is a User Exerience Designer at Black Pixel. In a chance meeting on the way home from WWDC, Saul and Jaimee chat on a plane about #wwdcgirls. Links @invisiblepixels @janeylicious wwdcgirls@gmail.com An Open Letter to Women in Tech See the full gallery on Posterous Permalink | Leave a comment»

1:13:26

#50: Pitch Perfect

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2012/06/08

Erica Sadun (@ericasadun) and Steve Sande (@stevensande) blog about everything related to Apple at TUAW, including developer apps. Pitch Perfect is their new book written to help developers (of any platform) craft better review pitches to blogging sites for review. Sponsor Cocoaconf NSBrief listeners can get $100 off your ticket to the next Cocoaconf in Herndon, Virginia! Just use the promo code NSBRIEF on checkout! Open Source Spotlight Specta Expecta Links Pitch Perfect Permalink |

1:05:27

#49: Daniel Pasco

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2012/06/04

Daniel Pasco (@dlpasco) is the CEO at Black Pixel, a secret band of iOS and Mac Development ninja assassins. In this episode, Saul chats with Daniel about being a Ninja Assassin, a Rocket Scientist, a Musician and occasionally, a software Developer. We also chat about Black Pixel's recent software acquisitions, releases and other random stuff that came up. Links Versions NetNewswire Kaleidoscope Andy Finnel - Contracting Indie Fever - C4 Mule Radio -App Link iCloud Core Data - repo on

48:19

#48: Justin Miller

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2012/05/29

Justin Miller (@incanus77) hacks on mapping components for Mac and iOS apps at Development Seed. In this episode, we chat with Justin about his most recent project, MapBox, a free MapKit replacement for your iOS apps, as well as other free mapping tools for use from the awesome guys at Development Seed. Sponsor Cocoaconf Get $100 off your ticket purchase for the next Cocoaconf in Herdon, VA! Enter the codeNSBRIEFon checkout! Links iDeveloper Live Episode 53 - Our Followup on RubyMotion Till

49:14

#47: Drew McCormack

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2012/05/21

Drew McCormack (@drewmccormack) is the Founder and Lead developer of The Mental Faculty, a small, independent software developer based in The Netherlands. Drew's experience as an academic computing researcher is invaluable for learning the pros and cons to parallelizing your apps. In this episode, we discuss parallel programming as it relates to Mac and iOS applications. Links The Mental Faculty iDeveloperTV Video Courses GCD Documentation SETI@Home Amdahl's Law XPC Services Permalink |

1:17:39

#46: Kevin Hoctor

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2012/05/14

Kevin Hoctor (@kevinhoctor) is the owner of No Thirst Software, developers of Debt Quencher and the popular finance management application, MoneyWell for Mac and iOS. In this episode, we talk to the wise Hoctor about making mistakes in your business. Sponsor CocoaConf Get $100 off your ticket purchase for the next Cocoaconf in Herdon, VA! Enter the code NSBRIEF on checkout! Links NSConference Video Pack iDeveloperLive CocoaFusion Entrepreneurial Seduction Permalink | Leave a

1:01:00

#45: Laurent Sansonetti

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2012/05/07

Laurent Sansonetti (@lrz) is the original creator of MacRuby, and former Apple Engineer. He has recently moved back to his home in Belgium, and has made a splash in the Cocoa development community with his recent release of RubyMotion, which brings the Ruby environment to the iOS platform. In this episode, we discuss the MacRuby project, and are introduced to RubyMotion. Sponsor CocoaConf Links MacRuby RubyMotion HipByte LLVM Permalink | Leave a comment»

50:32

#44: Allen Ding

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2012/04/30

Allen Ding (@alding) is the original author of Kiwi, a popular open source testing framework for iOS. During his European tour, Saul arraigned to meet Allen in Amsterdam for a chat on the origins of Kiwi, and where it's going. Download Episode Links Kiwi rspec Test Driving iOS Development with Kiwi by Daniel Steinburg Skinny Controllers, Fat Models Egeniq

42:33

#43: Ben Schierman

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2012/04/23

Ben Scheirman (@subdigital) is a Rails and iOS developer who's recently made a splash with his new video screencasts for Mac and iOS Developers, NSScreencast. Download Episode Sponsor CocoaConf Earlybird Tickets are still available! That's $150 off your regular ticket price! Special Offer 50% off for the first three months of your NSScreencast

55:04

#42: David Kinney

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2012/04/16

David Kinney (@dlkinney) is the lead orgnaizer of SecondConf, a small confernece aimed at inspiring independent developers. David is alsoan independent consultant and, in this episode, we dicuss OpenCL development for the Mac. Download Episode Sponsor Tower - The Git Client for Mac Get 10% off your purchase of Tower for Mac by using the code NSBRIEF10 Show Notes OpenCL Web Site OpenCL on Wikipedia Radix Sort Cocoaheads Chicago WWDC 2011 - 401 What's New in OpenCL Sunset Lake

1:01:53

#41: Jen Gordon

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2012/04/09

Jen Gordon (@itsjengordon) is a designer and marketer who started her own business called Tapptics. Tapptics provides instruction for developers who want to design and implement custom artwork without the help of a designer. In this episode, we talk about how she started her business, and how Tapptics can help indie developers on a budget design great looking apps. Special Offer Get all Tapptics.com content for $149 by simply filling out this survey Download

1:13:28

#40: Graham Lee

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2012/04/02

Graham Lee (@iamleeg) is the author of Secure Mac Programming. However, he is also an advocate of Test Driven Development for iOS and Mac developers. In this episode, we discuss some of the principles of testing while still being pragmatic about testing. Download Episode Sponsor Tower for Mac Get 10% off your copy of Tower using the Coupon code NSBRIEF10, or by using this link Links Test Driven iOS Development

1:05:00

#39: Colin Wheeler

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2012/03/27

Colin Wheeler (@CocoaSamurai) is a Cocoa and iOS developer and runs his localCocoaheadsand NSCoderNights in Des Moines, Iowa. He recently gave a presentation on alternative UI frameworks for Mac Application Development, and we discuss them in detail. Download Episode Sponsor CocoaConf Links Xcode 4 Keyboard Shortcuts Cameleon Project TwUI

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#38: Jay Graves

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2012/03/19

Jay Graves (@skabber) is the CTO at Double Encore, Inc, an iOS (and Android) consulting agency based in Denver, Colorado. Part of being a consulting agency with large and demanding clients, Double Encore has to operate differently than other indie consulting shops. In this episode, we take a look at some of the challenges Double Encore has faced, and how they solved them. Download Episode Links Slides from Jay's Talk at 360idev Double Encore Jobs at Double Encore- jobs@doubleencore.com Vending

45:20

#37: Josh Abernathy

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2012/03/14

Josh Abernathy (@joshaber) is a githubber working on the Github for Mac client. We discuss the technical limitations of AppKit when it comes to Core Animations. Episode Sponsor Cocoaconf Download Episode Links Typo - This Developer's Life Twui Cameleon Github for Mac

56:54

#36: Jacob Gorban

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2012/03/05

Jacob Gorban (@apparentsoft) is the CEO of Apparent Software, an independant Mac software business based in Israel. We discuss how Apparent Software was able to go from a part time hobby to a business large enough to allow him to go full time doing the work he loves. Download Episode Links mac-sb mailing list Selling Your App to Another Developer by Brent Simmons Daniel Jalkut - Software Product Acquisition (from

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#35: Kendall Gelner

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2012/02/20

Kendall Gelner (@kendaldevdiary) recently gave a talk on advanced debugging tips and tricks at the local Boulder iOS developer's group. Saul caught up with Kendall after the meetup to chat about some of the highlights of this difficult topic. Download Episode

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