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Saul Mora

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

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#113: Uli Kusterer

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2013/12/16

Uli Kusterer (@uliwitness) is a developer a Elgato. In this episode, we explore the crazy world of Objective C++ in all it's glory! Elgato Orange Juice Liberation Front GWBasic C64 NSRunLoop Hollywood Model Boost MiscKit, OmniFoundation, OmniAppKit pthreads GCD, libdispatch FreeBSD Darwin NSThread C++11 COM MFC.aspx) C++ Templates dunder Virtual Function Tables Audio Mastered by Jonathan Penn of Rubber City Wizards

1:13:06

#112: Simon Wolf

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2013/12/04

Simon Wolf (@sgaw) is the man behind Otter Software. We join Simon hopefully toward the end of his epic journey in developing his avTag for iOS app. Sponsor HTTPea A simple but powerful tool for developers to send HTTP requests from your iOS device. Links Psion Organizers Netbook G3 iBook Pear Note Yojimbo Wasabi SQLite Full Text Search NSConference Wrinkly Pea SWWritings.com Audio Mastered by Jonathan Penn

1:19:32

#111: Tony Arnold

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2013/11/18

Tony Arnold (@tonyarnold) is the lead Developer at Cocoabots. In this episode, we talk about life and open source. Sponsor HTTPea A simple but powerful tool for developers to send HTTP requests from your iOS device. Links JSONx Lynx Hyperspaces Monty Pyton's Life of Tony (Blog Post) - tonyarnold.com MagicalRecord @TonyArnoldsRage AFNetworking Usenet Wheaton's Law

1:04:30

#110: Drew McCormack

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2013/10/28

Drew McCormack (@drewmccormack) is the founder of the Mental Faculty, an independent developer based in The Netherlands. Recently, Drew introduced a new, open source cloud syncing framework for Core Data called Core Data Ensembles. I recently caught up with Drew to discuss this new open source framework. Mental Case TICoreDataSync No Thirst TCP, UDP Clear Blog - Clear in the Clouds

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#109: Jonathan Rhyne

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2013/10/16

Jonathan Rhyne (@jdrhyne) is an attorney with . Jonathan joins Saul to talk about the legal necessities of running an app business today, in terms developers can understand. You can contact Jonathan for your legal inquiries at jdrhyne@gmail.com Sponsor iKids Conference Paradise Pier Hotel, Disneyland, Califonia A Developer Conference, for Kids June 30, 2014 Early Bird Registration is OPEN

1:15:55

#108: Phil Letourneau and Olivier Charavel

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2013/09/23

Phil Letournou (@philletourneau) and Olivier Charavel (@charavel) design awesome products and client apps at Black Pixel. In this episode, we discuss the HIG for iOS and Mac and try to find out what this document actually does for developers. Sponsor Hockey App Awesome iOS, Mac and Android beta distribution, crash reporting and analytics! Sign up for your free trial now! Sidekick AppBodega iOS HIG Mac OS X HIG Android Design Guidelines Android Design in Action Windows 8 User Experience

1:10:38

#107: Michele Titolo

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2013/09/02

Michele Titolo (@micheletitolo) is a Senior Mobile Engineer at Prolific Interactive. She joins us to talk about web apis, and some things to keep in mind when writing apps for them. We also chat about some of the work Michele does to help encourage women in technology. Sponsor ZCasting3000 Check out the FREE iBook, 10 Tips for Creating Engaging Product Videos. But also, check out zCasting3000 for professional product video services! Listener Survey Fill out the Listener Survey for a

1:08:40

#106: Kirk Van Gorkom

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2013/08/26

Kirk Van Gorkom (@kvangork) is the Lead Hammer at Forge Apps, an iOS and Rails client services shop. In this episode, Kirk gives a talk about his experiences in consulting and what he thinks is the future of indie consulting. This talk was recorded at the iOSDevCamp Colorado in Colorado Springs in May 2013. Sponsor Ashes Download and Archive your Campfire chat transcripts instantly, securely and easily with Ashes! For 25% off your order of Ashes, use this link:

1:03:38

#105: Pete Hodgson

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2013/08/19

Pete Hodgson (@ph1) is an iOS and Ruby Developer at Thoughtworks. He is also creator and maintainer of Frank, an automated UI Testing tool for iOS developers. In this episode, we chat about the principles and practices of agile developers, and testing with frank. Links Thoughtworks Extreme Programming Agile Manifesto Testing With Frank Events CocoaConf Portland Aug 15 - 16 Columbus Sept 27 - 28 Boston Oct 25 - 26 Atlanda Nov 15 - 16 360idev - Sept 9 - 11 iOSDevUK - Sept 3 - 5 SecondConf -

1:10:53

#104: Jean MacDonald

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2013/08/05

Jean MacDonald (@macgenie) is a Partner at Smile on My Mac and the Founder of The App Camp for Girls, an initiative to help introduce girls to the dirty work of making iOS apps. Sponsor ZCasting3000 Professional, high quality app videos, done right. Links AppCamp for Girls WWDCgirls Smile on My Mac Big Nerd Ranch RocknRoll Camp for Girls First Lego League Spirtiual Rollercoaster Academy Women's Investment Network TedX Startup Weekend GeekCorps World Domination

1:14:36

#103: iOSDevCamp 2013

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2013/07/30

iOSDevCamp (@iOSDevCamp) is an annual event held in the heart of Silicon Valley. This year's event was at the Computer History Museum. In this episode, Saul caught up with long time organizer, Dom Sagolla, as and mingles with a few developers to talk about the app their team is working on. Sponsor ZCasting3000 Professional, high quality app videos, done right. Audio Mastered By Jonathan Penn of Cocoamanifest

1:51:44

#102: Whitney Young

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2013/07/15

Whitney Young (@wbyoung) is the Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at FadingRed. With over 8 years of experience developing for Apple platforms, he oversees all application development for the team. Links Fading Red Senuti Koku wbyoung @ fading red.com MVC ORM mogenerator Saul's Mogenerator Build Script for Xcode M3CoreData MagicalRecord Core Data Growing Pains Base Core Data Editor Audio Mastered by Jonathan Penn of Cocoa Manifest

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#101: Linda Rising

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2013/07/08

Linda Rising (@RisingLinda) has a Ph.D. from Arizona State University in the field of object-based design metrics and a background that includes university teaching and industry work in telecommunications, avionics, and strategic weapons systems. An internationally known presenter on topics related to patterns, retrospectives, agile development approaches, and the change process, Linda is the author of numerous articles and four books: Design Patterns in Communications Software (SIGS Reference

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#100: Dave Thomas

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2013/07/01

Dave Thomas is an adjunct research professor at Carleton University, and the University Of Queensland and is widely published in the software engineering literature. In this episode, we talk a walk down memory lane and look at languages past and present and compare them to Objective C. General Topics Boxing Delay Slots Lexical Closures Generics Dynamic Dispatch Double Dispatch Multimethods People Alan Kay Brad Cox Dan

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#99: Samantha John

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2013/06/25

Samantha John (@SamJ0hn) is the co-founder of Hopscotch Technologies and co-creator of Daisy the Dinosaur and Hopscotch apps for the iPad that help teach kids about programming. Saul was able to catch up with Samantha at WWDC13 and chat a little about how Daisy the Dinosaur are doing, how they're made, and what's next for these amazing apps. Sponsor Hockey App Awesome iOS, Mac and Android beta distribution, crash reporting and analytics! Sign up for your free trial now! Links Hopscotch Daisy

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#98: Jim Dovey

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2013/06/03

Jim Dovey (@alanQuatermain) is a digital content evangelist, and former iOS Software Architect, at Kobo. In this episode, we take Jim down memory lane and talk about his work on the early days of hacking the AppleTV. Sponsor Objective Cologne An international Cocoa/Objective-C conference at the heart of Europe. Exclusively for NSBrief listeners, get early-bird pricing by using the promo code nsbrief, register now! Links KOBO @alanQuatermain Jim's Blog NeverWinter Nights Mac

1:34:55

#97: Jon Reid

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2013/05/27

Jon Reid (@qcoding) is a test infected iOS engineer and blogs about testing iOS apps at QualityCoding.org. He also authored and maintains the OCMockito and OCHamcrest testing libraries. Sponsor Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Mobile Services lets you focus on building a great user experience instead of backend infrastructure. We make it easy to store data in the cloud, add user authentication via Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft or Google account and send push notifications. All you need is

1:04:11

#96: Ash Furrow

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2013/05/20

Ash Furrow (@ashfurrow) is a developer at teehan+lax and formerly the lead iOS Engineer at 500px. Sponsor Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Windows Azure Mobile Services Mobile Services lets you focus on building a great user experience instead of backend infrastructure. We make it easy to store data in the cloud, add user authentication via Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft or Google account and send push notifications. All you need is ten minutes and about as many lines of

1:09:20

#95: Dave Addey

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2013/05/13

Dave Addey (@daveaddey) is the founder of Agant, an iOS Development agency in the UK. Dave started Agant by bootstrapping his popular app, UK TrainTimes, on evenings and weekends. In this episode, we explore Dave's experiences in going from a one man side project to a full blown app agency. Sponsor Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Windows Azure Mobile Services Mobile Services lets you focus on building a great user experience instead of backend infrastructure. We make it easy to store

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#94: James Dempsey

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2013/05/08

James Dempsey (@jamesdempsey) is a former Apple employee who had a special flare for making certain WWDC sessions special, he would bust out in song on stage for the luck folk who attended his talk. In this episode, we talk to James about his path to nerd song stardom! Sponsor Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Windows Azure Mobile Services Mobile Services lets you focus on building a great user experience instead of backend infrastructure. We make it easy to store data in the cloud, add

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