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iOhYes

A podcast by iOS developers for iOS developers, delivering news, tips, and rants for professional iOS/Mac developers, with something for enterprise and indie developers alike. Hosted by Darryl Thomas & John Sextro.

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1:09:19

79: I Didn't Google Hard Enough

iOhYes ·

2015/08/05

Tweet Shoutouts @iOhYesPodcast +1 for Code Poet ????— Sabes™ (@GarySabo) July 29, 2015 @iOhYesPodcast re Hacker vs Engineer- Nice article from @jaredsinclair on "Judicious Use of Shitty Code." http://t.co/tS1YknL05e— Andy Obusek (@obusek) July 30, 2015 @iOhYesPodcast ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????— Ashton (@AshtonDev) July 29,

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1:10:33

78: Soft Skills Are Hard

iOhYes ·

2015/07/29

Tweet Shoutouts @dh_thomas @jazzychad @iOhYesPodcast In the last few years I’ve been of the mindset that models should be dumber. Easy to bloat them.— Amro Mousa (@amdev) July 22, 2015 @iOhYesPodcast how come show notes aren’t as detailed as they once were. Would always go there for Twitter names and Pick links ????— Ashton (@AshtonDev) July 23, 2015 @iOhYesPodcast I’m using CoreData just fine from a framework written in Swift for bike2Go (for Philly bike

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1:07:27

77: Punched in the Mouth

iOhYes ·

2015/07/22

We discuss specifics regarding value types and references, including how to use them and when to use them. Chad sheds some light on his struggles getting familiar with Protocol-Oriented Programming.

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45:45

76: Code Poet

iOhYes ·

2015/07/15

We discuss what it means to be a software developer and the differences between programmer, developer and engineer (if there really are any differences). Do you think there's a difference or should there be a difference in those terms? Let us know. Send a tweet to @iohyespodcast

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1:04:28

75: Throw All the Things

iOhYes ·

2015/07/01

We interview Greg Heo about his work as Swift Lead for RayWenderlich.com and discuss the latest on Swift 2.

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40:18

74: Are we ever gonna give this up?

iOhYes ·

2015/06/24

We talk with author and app developer Jeff Kelley about his new book, Developing for Apple Watch (Your App on Their Wrists). We grill him on the book writing process, the difficulties of writing the book before he had the watch and things to come with WatchOS.

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51:51

73: Eating My Own Hat

iOhYes ·

2015/06/17

We wrap up the finals bits of discussion on Chad's overall WWDC experience and then move on to discuss the evolution of Storyboards and the uptake in adoption.

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2:31:55

72: Episode 72 - Wonderful Whisky Drinking Chat

iOhYes ·

2015/06/11

Chad and Darryl are joined by Nolan O'Brien and Jason Harris to discuss the recent announcements at WWDC and to drink whisky. (But mostly to drink whisky.)

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1:04:58

71: Episode 71 - Smooth Operators

iOhYes ·

2015/06/04

We continue our discussion of Swift by covering Operators and spend a little time talking about things we like to see at WWDC.

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1:01:01

70: Episode 70 - Demeter Defeater

iOhYes ·

2015/05/29

Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) including what's new (not much) and suggestions for when to use weak vs. unowned. Optional Chaining including Nil protection, multiple optional calls chained and the Law of Demeter. Generics including generic functions, generic types, associated type, type constraints and the use of the Where clause.

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69: Episode 69 - This Should Have Been a Point Release

iOhYes ·

2015/05/20

Darryl finishes up some homework assignments and address some corrections. He covers Overriding private methods, private methods in notification selectors, factory methods and follow-up on initializers.

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1:02:07

68: Episode 68 - Initializers Unlocked!!

iOhYes ·

2015/05/13

Chad and Darryl continue our series on Swift. This time they take a look at Inheritance, Initializer and Deinitializers. We cover the tweet shoutouts, homework assignments and wrap things up with our picks of the episode.

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1:09:35

67: Episode 67 - Used to Sleeping with a Watch

iOhYes ·

2015/05/06

We welcome special guest Kim Etzel (wife of host Chad Etzel) to the show to discuss ResearchKit from the perspective of someone in the research community with an interest in gaining the benefits of ResearchKit. ResearchKit Build surveys for modal presentation on an iOS device. Use customizable visual consent templates to explain the details of your study and obtain a signature from the participant. Be sure to get your visual consent flow approved by your institutional review board

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1:06:08

66: Episode 66 - Using As with Abandon

iOhYes ·

2015/04/28

WWDC Swift Type Casting Nested Types Extensions Protocols

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1:19:07

65: Episode 65 - Jilted Syntax

iOhYes ·

2015/04/22

Swift Methods, including instance methods, type methods, self and mutating structs and enums. Subscripts Access Control, public internal and private

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57:16

64: Properties, Properties, Properties

iOhYes ·

2015/04/15

This week we pickup where we left off with our deep dive into swift. We identify a few corrections that you helped us with and then we dive deep into properties. We follow that up with a discussion of Methods, Self and Visibility

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63: Episode 63 - On a Scale from Aluminum to Gold

iOhYes ·

2015/04/09

Apple Watch Pre-order starts this Friday April 10 Models/Prices Are you getting one? Which model? Apple marketing “how to” videos “Guided Tour” - http://www.apple.com/watch/guided-tours/ Writing a watch app with WatchKit - https://github.com/jazzychad/FlickrWatch FlickrWatch app Interface Builder woes Obj-C version Swift version Interop from Obj-C to Swift Network calls? https://github.com/jazzychad/FlickrWatch/issues/1 Louie

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62: Episode 62 - It's Closures All the Way Down

iOhYes ·

2015/04/03

Swift Follow-up/Corrections 2 episodes ago, Darryl mistakenly referred to Swift 1.3 beta. He meant to say 1.2 beta. Tuples Contents can be decomposed in a manner very similar to the decomposition of an enum value’s associated values Elements can be accessed using dot notation with its zero-based index. Particularly useful as the return value of functions Group values into a single compound value. Values need not be of the same type Multiple ways of getting

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1:03:33

61: Episode 61 - Not Enough Words

iOhYes ·

2015/03/27

Swift Data value types enums can have initializers, can be extended and can conform to protocols Swift enums do NOT get default integer values structs auto-gen’ed memberwise initializers (not so in classes) No ref counting, since value type reference types classes very similar to structs (but ref type) inheritance Ref count for memory management Swift Diff: dot syntax allows us to directly set sub-properties without

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55:26

60: Episode 60 - The Hackles of My Neck

iOhYes ·

2015/03/20

The Discussion Swift Syntax variable / constant declaration / type inference if/for loops switch statements optionals

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