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Saul Mora

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

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#34: Brent Simmons

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2012/02/13

Brent Simmons (@brentsimmons) is the godfather of Mac indie software developers. Remember to kiss his pinky ring when you meet him at a conference. In this brief, Saul discusses some of the details of indie life and business at the recent 360|Macdev Conference in Denver, Colorado. Download Episode Links Inessential.comNetNewsWire Lite, favicons, and the non-standard source list

1:11:53

#33: Chris Adamson

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2012/02/06

Chris Adamson (@invalidname) takes us on a journey through foundations of analog and digital audio. We discuss Core Audio, AVFoundation and nearly everything to do with audio development on iOS and the Mac. Download Episode Links SubfurtherLearning Core AudioIOS SDK Development

44:18

#32: Tom Harrington

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2012/01/27

Tom Harrington (@atomicbird) joins Saul before the local Cocoaheads meeting to discuss several questions around Core Data on stackoverflow.com. Download Episode Links Core Data for iOS Learning iPad Programming- Hard CopyLearning iPad Programming - Kindle Version NSPredicate for Calculated Field with NSDecimalNumberCore Data bulk insert suddenly slows to 1/10th the speedCore Data background fetching via new NSPrivateQueueConcurrencyTypeNSManagedObjectContext has stale data even after reset

49:56

#31: Chad Sellers

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2012/01/20

Chad Sellers (@c_had) is the owner of Useful Fruit Software, cultivator of the fine mac and iPad note taking app, Pear Note. In today's show, we talk about the fundamentals of CoreText, and how to use it in your iOS app. Download Episode Links MDevConNSConference DTCoreTextCoreTextHyperLinkView

1:15:30

#30: Rich Warren

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2012/01/13

Rich Warren (@rikiwarren) is the chief Scientist at Freelance Mad Science Labs as a contract iOS Developer. He has also written several apps in the app store, and has written several articles for MacTech Magazine. Rich is also the author of Creating iOS 5 Apps: Design and Development, and he joins Saul for a chat on iCloud. Download Episode Links MKiCloudSync Creating iOS5 Apps: Design and Development on Amazon Freelance Mad Science Labs Syncing Multiple Core Data Documents to

33:28

#29: Anthony Heron

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2012/01/05

WWDC will be here before you know it. Now, there's an awesome little web service that will send you an SMS Message letting you know when tickets are available. WWDC Alerts is the brainchild of Anthony Herron and Aaron Wardle Download Episode Links TwilioHerokuWWDC Alerts@anthonyherron@aaronwardle@wwdcalerts 360Macdev is coming soon! Get 15% off your ticket by using the code NSBRIEFROCKS on checkout!

1:17:22

#28: CocoaConf Speaker Panel

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2011/12/27

Cocoaconf is an intimate event for new and experienced Cocoa developers. In this episode, we join the Speaker Panel session held on the second day of the conference in Raleigh, NC 2011. Tickets for the next Cocoaconf in Chicago are now available! Download Episode Panelists Chris Adamson Jeff Bigus Bill Dudney Chris Judd Saul Mora Josh Smith

54:20

#27: Jonathan Penn

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2011/12/15

Jonathan Penn (@jonathanpenn) is the auther of the cocoa blog cocoamanifest.net. He's a part time ruby developer and part time iOS developer. In this episode, we talked after Cocoaconf about the dubious topic of Metaprogramming, and wonder how we can inform and educate about a topic that is so mysterious, yet so powerful. Download Episode Open Source Spotlight DETweetComposeViewController Links Cocoamanifest.net Metaprogramming Article on Wikipedia Metaprogramming Ruby - Paolo Perotta - Pragmatic

53:48

#26: Martin Pilkington

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2011/12/04

Martin Pilkington (@pilky) is the owner and lead developer of MCubed Software based in England. MCubed develops the popular Mac desktop client for Lighthouse, Lighthouse Keeper. In this episode, we discuss Martin's process for taking an idea from nothing to a full product. Download Episode Links MCubed

50:14

#25: Ray Wenderlich

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2011/11/26

Ray Wenderlich (@raywenderlich) is an indy iOS developer, and co-author of the book 'Learning Cocos2d'. Ray, in conjunction with a team of other indy developers, regular writes for his iOS tutorial site, http://www.raywenderlich.com, and has recently self published a new ebook iOS5 by Tutorials. Download Episode Links Cocos2dCocos3dTiledParticle DesignerBorderlandscocos2d-X - C++cocos2d androidLearning Cocos2d on Amazon

48:54

#24: Scotty

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2011/11/14

Steve "Scotty" Scott (@macdevnet) is a mac podcasting legend. On a recent visit to the MacTech conference in LA, I discussed how Scotty got his foot in the door as a mac developer to become the podcasting and videocasting giant he is today! Download Episode Open Source Spotlight PSStackedView Links CocoaConf, Raleigh, NC, Dec 1-3MacTechiDeveloperTV

1:01:57

#23: Eloy Duran

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2011/10/17

Eloy Duran recently gave a talk about MacRuby for SecondConf 2011 in Chicago. Eloy is a MacRuby core team member and consultant atFingertipsin The Nederlands. Saul and Eloy discussed the MacRuby project, as well as Eloy's new cocoa source dependency manager, CocoaPods. Download Episode Links @alloySecondConfMacRubyMacRuby SourceMacRuby Mailing ListControlTowerSinatraCocoaPods

48:12

#22: Andreas Linde

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2011/10/04

Developing mobile apps is tough when you need to get them out to beta testers. HockeyApp makes it easy to get vital information about your app once it enters the world of beta testing. In this episode, Andreas Linde tells us about HockeyApp and QuinceyKit. We also talk to Kirby Turner about how to share code between your Mac and iOS projects without duplicating effort. Download Episode Links HockeyApp HockeyKitQuinceyKit Andres Linde on Twitter:therealkerni Kirby Turner on Twitter:kirbyt White Peak

35:17

#21: Mobile Gaming at 360idev

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2011/09/23

360idev is the largest and best indie iOS developer conference. I had a chance to talk to David Whatley from Simutronics, Markus Nigrin and Bill and Andrew Dudney about their experiences and perceptions on the mobile game development industry. Download Episode Guests @nsxdavidSimutronics @markusnhttp://pocketcyclone.com/ @bdudney@adudney

23:06

#20: Marc Edwards

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2011/09/09

The last in the series of interviews from WWDC 2011, we chat with Marc Edwards from Bjango based in Melborne, Austrailia. Marc Edwards is the Lead Designer at Bjango making awesome Mac and iOS apps for your enjoyment. Download Episode Links http://ocmock.orgOCMock repo on githubIterate PodcastIterate on iTunesSwipeConf

58:44

#19: Brandon Alexander

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2011/09/03

The Objective C runtime can be a strange and mysterious place. Brandon Alexander (@whilethis) takes us through the landscape to help make the Objective C Runtime a little less scary. Download Episode Links The Complete Friday Q&A: Volume I NSBlog Objective C Runtime Reference

45:02

#18: Joe Michels

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2011/08/25

SoftwareOps makes personal data security applications such as My Eyes Only and Aerochive. Joe Michels is the ower who left his well paying day job in the early days of the AppStore to start SoftwareOps, a growing and profitable app maker looking to expand. We discuss some of the analysis Joe has done over the years to notice trends in the App Store, and try to examine how SoftwareOps has gone from a single employee to many in 3 years. Download Episode Links CocoanutKitSoftwareOps

43:38

#17: Jeff Biggus

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2011/08/13

Jeff Biggus is the founder of HyperJeff, Inc. and cofounder of Big Stone Phone, producing Unix, Mac, iPhone and iPad apps, and custom in-house software for companies specializing in physics and math software. He has been an independent programming consultant for more than 15 years. Jeff cut his teeth on programming back in the early 1980s on the Apple ][+ and by creating the HyperJeff Network in 1994, a site serving the Mac OS X community since Rhapsody, back in ’99. Get 15% admission to

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#16: Mike Berg

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2011/08/04

Mike Berg is the President and Lead Designer at We Heart Games, a game development consulting agency. Mike and Saul discuss what makes a good game and why Photoshop sucks. Download Episode Links We Heart Games Twitter Photoshop for Devs Stencyl The Art of Game Design - A Book of Lenses Art of Game Design Website Art of Game Design App 360idev.com Games Landformer Starfighter X2 Charmed reMovem Air Hockey for Mac Disc Drivin' Casey's Contraptions Tiny Wings Tilt to Live Lost Spider Tiny

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#15: Klaas Pieter

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2011/07/23

Klaas is a Mac, iOS and web developer and is also a Core Committer to the Cappuccino web Framework. In this interview, we discuss his recent contributions to the Cappuccino project as well as what Cocoa developers can expect when they develop for the with with Cappuccino. Download Episode Links iOSDevcamp VJ Mixer NextiveJson Klaas Pieter's Blog Cappuccino Cappcon KPUIKit NSConf 11 Videos

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