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Episode 148: 147 iPS Coding Setups
Check out iOS Remote Conf!!! 01:27 - Hardware 06:51 - Cloud Storage Dropbox iCloud 09:00 - Tools Xcode BBEdit TextMate Dash Emacs AppCode ReSharper Sublime Text Git Tower SourceTree 13:14 - Continuous Integration Jenkins CircleCI 18:11 - TestFlight 19:57 - Desk Setups Lifehacker Ikea Desk Herman Miller Spotify 26:06 - Coding Music Bach Cello Suites Gustav Mahler - Symphony No. 1 - Bernstein · Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Nashville (Bill Frisell Album) The Masters of Classical Music - Vivaldi White Noise 30:28 - Miscellaneous Gear PlugBug Picks Open Radar (Andrew) Filing radars with Apple (Andrew) Twin Peaks (Jaim) Torrentz (Chuck) Come see the iPhreaks at Microsoft Build Conference! (Chuck)
Episode 147: 146 iPS Pebble with Heiko Behrens and Daniel Rodríguez Troitiño
The iPhreaks are going to the Microsoft Build Conference! Come see the panel in San Francisco from March 29th - April 1st! 01:47 - Heiko Behrens Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog 02:25 - Daniel Rodríguez Troitiño GitHub 02:46 - Pebble vs The Apple Watch @pebbledev 07:06 - The Pebble Development Experience Where To? 10:49 - Accelerometer Functions 11:48 - JavaScript; JavaScriptCore Pebble.js 17:42 - Device Capabilities Apple Notification Center Service (ANCS) Notifier App 21:02 - Bluetooth 22:24 - Notifications 30:59 - The Developer Experience (Cont’d) 31:45 - Running/Sports Apps Runkeeper Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 33:46 - Apps and Screens/Watchfaces UITableView UIkit 39:56 - Getting Started with Building an App for Pebble developer.pebble.com 41:59 - Shipping an App that Allows Users to Download Other Apps 47:36 - Waterproof? Picks Ono (Andrew) Mike Ash: Friday Q&A 2016-03-04: Swift Asserts (Andrew) Smart Go (Andrew) 2016 Minnesota State High School All Hockey Hair Team (Jaim) The Best Podcast Rap Video (Chuck) PaintCode (Heiko) Jetbrains: The unicorn Silicon Valley doesn't like to talk about (Heiko) How to Move to Germany if Donald Trump is Elected President (Heiko) Greg Wilson: What We Actually Know About Software Development, and Why We Believe It’s True (Daniel) Ruby Rogues Episode #184: What We Actually Know About Software Development and Why We Believe It's True with Greg Wilson and Andreas Stefik (Chuck)
Episode 146: 145 iPS TravisCI with Dominic Jodoin and Emma Trimble
Check out and sign up for iOS Remote Conf! April 13-15th, 2016. 01:22 - Dominic Jodoin Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog 01:46 - Emma Trimble Introduction Twitter 02:03 - Travis CI Background and Origin @travisci Continuous Integration (CI) 06:27 - Travis CI vs Other CI Solutions CircleCI Jenkins 10:44 - Travis and Open Source Getting Set Up YAML 14:47 - iOS and Travis CI fastlane 16:04 - Testing and The Backend 21:17 - CocoaPods 22:41 - Support Swift 24:53 - Pricing and Cost 27:33 - GitHub Integration 29:27 - Setup and Tool Support Mercurial Picks Smoked Gouda Cheese (Jaim) Smooch (Dominic) Making voice calls in Slack (Emma) The Most Important Object In Computer Graphics History Is This Teapot (Andrew) Big John's Cajun Cheese (Andrew) 2016 Chocolate and Cheese Festival @ The Natural History Museum of Utah (Andrew)
Episode 145: 144 iPS Learning and Teaching
01:13 - How Jaim and Andrew Got Started in Programming Apple IIe HyperCard 05:33 - Learning How to Program 08:46 - Mentoring Code Reviews Pair Programming 15:37 - Lessons Learned Teaching New Devs “Go read the documentation.” 23:17 - Getting Kids Involved in Programming Code.org Scratch CODE SAVVY Picks Scratch (Jaim) Hour of Code (Jaim) CODE SAVVY (Jaim) Prepo 2 (Andrew) App Camp For Girls (Andrew)
Episode 144: 143 iPS Clang Format (Linters) with Travis Jeffery
01:04 - Travis Jeffery Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Stash 01:36 - Clang-format, Clang-Tidy 02:00 - What is a linter? 02:40 - Uses ClangFormat-Xcode 05:49 - Lining Up Method Perimeters 07:00 - Configuration 07:52 - Integration 08:50 - ClangFormat-Xcode 09:22 - Apple Support for ClangFormat 11:00 - Support for Swift 11:41 - Getting Started 14:13 - Code Style Documentation on Style Options 19:21 - Continuous Integration Workflow 20:48 - Clang-Tidy (Cont’d) clang-query Extra Resources Daniel Jasper: clang-format - Automatic formatting for C++ Daniel Jasper: Keep your code sane with clang-tidy: Meeting C++ 2015 Lightning Talks Picks objClean (Andrew) Swift-Clean (Andrew) Friction Between Programming Professionals and Beginners (Andrew) Help people that are new (Andrew) Hopper (Jaim) Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry Into Values by Robert M. Pirsig (Travis) Stash (Travis) A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy by William B. Irving (Travis)
Episode 143: 142 iPS The Charles Max Wood Interview with Thom Parkin
This week, we’re bringing to you a behind the scenes look at the man behind the mic and the guy who puts out over 5 hours worth of free audio content per week to support the development community: Charles Max Wood. Long-time listener, Thom Parkin, asked Chuck if he would sit down and do an interview with him to describe all the interesting things he’s been up to and his goals for the future. In this interview, Chuck gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at all of his podcasts, the DevChat.tv platform, RailsClips, his remote conferences and his upcoming book that will focus on tips for getting hired as a developer.
Episode 142: 141 iPS 2015 Roundup and 2016 Predictions
01:25 - Open Source Swift iPhreaks Show Episode #138: Open Source Swift 06:13 - Is Apple going to continue being innovative? 09:46 - Will Apple gain or lose market share in 2016? 13:01 - The Apple Watch 16:33 - The iPhone Headphone Jack and Bluetooth Camera Quality 22:05 - iOS10 24:22 - Frameworks Rewritten in Swift 26:46 - Writing Objective-C 28:37 - Siri 30:50 - Force/3D Touch 32:39 - Apple Watch (Cont’d) 34:54 - Purchasing Options/Financing 36:04 - The App Store TestFlight 41:24 - Apple TV Picks Tortuga Travel Backpack (Alondo) Twelve South PlugBug World Charger and Power Adapter (Alondo) Creating App Previews with iMovie (Andrew) Know It All! (Andrew) RushMyPassport (Chuck) Trello (Chuck)
Episode 141: 140 iPS The Perfect Framework with Sean Stephens and Kyle Jessup
00:59 - Sean Stephens Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Kyle Jessup Introduction Twitter GitHub 01:04 - Perfect 03:14 - The Lasso Language and Framework Lasso (Wiki) 07:10 - Lasso Parts => Perfect 13:42 - Developer Response to Perfect 15:32 - What Perfect Currently Consists Of PerfectLib lib/gcd.c libdispatch 20:02 - Getting Started on Perfect 23:50 - Open Source, Licensing, and Contribution 28:50 - Swift on Windows 29:40 - Swift and the Backend Ecosystem 30:55 - Why Choose Swift? 33:48 - Performance 35:39 - Benchmarks 38:26 - Use Cases Picks Charlestown, SC (Jaim) Amphibious (Kyle) Pleiades (Sean) SwiftyGPIO (Andrew) Anker (Andrew)
Episode 140: 139 iPS Parsing JSON in Swift with Josh Brown
Check out Freelance Remote Conf and iOS Remote Conf! 01:20 - Josh Brown Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Parsing JSON in Swift by Josh Brown 02:23 - Why Parsing JSON in Swift is Tricky 03:53 - Basic Approaches 06:11 - What do you do if it doesn’t work? 07:59 - Libraries to Parse JSON SwiftyJSON NSJSONSerialization 09:06 - Testing 13:14 - Libraries (Cont’d) 14:07 - The Pyramid of Doom 16:15 - Guard 18:34 - Encoding 19:17 - Writing a Book 21:58 - Parameters 24:42 - typealias How to use typealias to make JSON parsing more readable in Swift 26:34 - App Architecture 27:37 - Model Mapping 28:41 - Handling Arrays 29:33 - Handling Nested Data 30:47 - Resources Picks PlayNow (Andrew) VIM Adventures (Andrew) Mondo (Andrew) Eat a healthy snack (Jaim) Honeybadger (Chuck) New Relic (Chuck) Ash Furrow: MVVM is Exceptionally OK (Josh) Coupon code for 10% offParsing JSON in Swift: iphreaks
Episode 139: 138 iPS Open Source Swift
iOS Remote Conf will be from April 13th - April 15th. Get your ticket (or submit a CFP!) Check out Freelance Remote Conf! Get the top 10 episodes of iPhreaks! Text IPHREAKS to 7656263464. 02:23 - Swift is Open Source: Why? Swift WebKit Perfect 05:59 - Running Swift on Linux and Raspberry Pi Andrew Madsen: Swift on Raspberry Pi 08:40 - Benefits of Running Swift as an Embedded Program Go 10:50 - Is this a different Swift? 11:35 - Cross-Platform Approaches Java 13:27 - What is included in Open Source Swift? The Swift Package Manager 19:00 - Vs CocoaPods and Carthage 20:38 - Building and Installation 21:30 - IDE Integration; Opening Things Up with Xcode 22:26 - Developing on GitHub Erica Sadun 24:56 - Downsides to Open Sourcing Swift ? 26:47 - Benefits of Swift as a Server Side Language 28:01 - Linux Support FreeBSD 29:21 - Are we going to see Apple support other efforts? 34:37 - REPLs (Read, Evaluate, Print, Loop) Picks Alexandros Salazar: The Ghost of Swift Bugs Future (Jaim) Andrew Madsen: Swift on Raspberry Pi (Andrew) Swift Sandbox Open Source Newsletter (Andrew) IBM Swift Sandbox (Andrew) Nike+ Running (Chuck) Run 10k (Chuck) Pebble Time Steel (Chuck) AfterShokz Bluez 2 Headphones (Chuck) MyFitnessPal (Chuck)
Episode 138: 137 iPS Program Like You Give a Damn with Ara T. Howard at Rails Remote Conf 2015
This episode is from Ara T. Howard’s talk at Ruby Remote Conf 2015. You can watch the full, unedited presentation, Program Like You Give a Damn, on YouTube at your convenience. Check out All Remote Confs for next year’s remote conference lineup! iOS Remote Conf will run from April 13-15 2016. Buy a ticket or submit a CFP! JS Remote Conf is running from January 14th-16th 2016. Check out the speaker lineup! Freelance Remote Conf will run from February 24th-26th. The speaker lineup is all but complete! We, the iPhreaks Show panelists (And, Mandy!), hope you had a very happy holiday season.
Episode 137: 136 iPS Efficient Engineering Practices for Software Projects with Neal Ford
01:20 - Neal Ford Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog iPhreaks Episode #84: Building Your Technology Radar with Neal Ford iPhreaks Show Episode #119: Ambient Information and the Apple Watch with Neal Ford ThoughtWorks 02:16 - Efficient Engineering Practices for Software Projects Test-Driven Development Continuous Integration Continuous Integration Servers CruiseControl Continuous Delivery 08:42 - Feature Branching Martin Fowler: FeatureBranch 12:13 - Bad Things About Feature Branching Merge Ambush No Opportunistic Refactoring ClearCase Merge Conflicts 17:02 - Trunk Based Development Feature Toggles Martin Fowler: Feature Toggles 24:10 - Continuous Integration (Cont’d) 26:58 - Hypothesis-Driven Development (Experiment-Driven Development) Radiolab Podcast: The Trust Engineers 32:08 - Pull Requests 35:32 - Feature Branching (Cont’d) CircleCI 40:32 - Implementing Feature Toggles 44:47 - Automatic Machine Provisioning Unit Testing Functional Testing 49:15 - Consulting Judo - Michael Nygard “Demonstration trumps discussion.” 54:28 - Eliminating Pain Points; Automation & Delegation The Productive Programmer by Neal Ford Eventual Millionaire Podcast 01:00:33 - The Out-of-town Consultant Effect Picks Apple TV (Jaim) Pebble Time Steel (Chuck) iOS Remote Conf (Chuck) LaunchDarkly (Neal) Grasp (Neal)
Episode 136: 135 iPS Developing for Apple Watch with Jeff Kelley
Check out JS Remote Conf and Freelance Remote Conf Submit a CFP for iOS Remote Conf! 01:43 - Jeff Kelley Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Detroit Labs Developing for Apple Watch by Jeff Kelley 02:39 - The Apple Watch (Overview) 03:33 - How do people decide if they need a watch app? 04:53 - Notifications 07:16 - Interacting with an Apple Watch 09:42 - Complications 14:39 - 2.0 Changes to Making Apps 16:57 - Models, Controllers, Views Sharing Code 18:12 - Compatability 19:48 - Developing with HealthKit 24:41 - New Releases with 2.1 26:40 - Screen Sizes and Resolutions 28:36 - Should developers buy more than one watch to test apps? 30:52 - Minimizing Delays 33:00 - Resources WWDC Videos 35:17 - Pain Points with 2.0 Development 37:30 - Phone/Watch Communication 40:39 - Testing 42:09 - Gotchas 43:20 - Memory/Performance Constraints Picks The Song Exploder Podcast (Jaim) Erica Sadun's Blog (Andrew) Hacking Atom to create a Swift IDE that runs on Linux and Mac (Andrew) Authy (Andrew) Serial Podcast (Chuck) BADLAND (Jeff) swift-evolution Mailing List (Jeff) Rocket Fiber (Jeff)
Episode 135: 134 iPS Mattress with Kevin Lord and David Mauro
01:06 - David Mauro Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog BuzzFeed 01:17 - Kevin Lord Introduction Twitter GitHub BuzzFeed 01:54 - mattress 05:01 - Caching and Implementation NSURLCache UIWebView 10:19 - WKWebView 14:55 - NSURLProtocol 20:56 - Can you use Mattress with other systems? 22:07 - Performance Implications 26:43 - The Conception and History of Mattress Entering the Open Source World 31:20 - Swift, adoption, and will it work in Objective-C? 39:13 - What’s next? Picks How The Wrong Name Cost Our Startup $10,000 (Alondo) Patterns (Andrew) CodeRunner (Andrew) Odesi (Andrew) Recognizing what things are truly important (Chuck) Cleaning your office (Chuck) Mattt Thompson: NSURLCache (Jaim) Josh Johnson: Intercepting Requests with NSURLProtocol (Jaim) Swift.org (David) @wkwebview (David) Hackaday (Kevin) Jamaica Ting (Kevin)
Episode 134: 133 iPS The GROWS Method with Andy Hunt and Jared Richardson
01:14 - Jared Richardson Introduction Twitter Blog 01:31 - Andy Hunt Introduction Twitter Blog The Pragmatic Programmer by Dave Thomas and Andy Hunt Teach Me To Code #41 – Andy Hunt 02:35 - Background, The GROWS Method Agile Software Development The Agile Manifesto Scrum Dreyfus Model of Skill Acquisition 16:51 - Getting Things Done 19:18 - Transitioning to GROWS Ship It! by Jared Richardson 23:45 - Experiments 28:39 - Blind Spots 30:22 - Pain Points and Benefits 35:52 - Where do I start? Starting with GROWS Checklist-driven Development 43:30 - Can you do GROWS on a small team? 50:25 - Working on Stage 2 before Stage 1 is Done The Unit 54:06 - The Growth of GROWS Announcement Check out Freelance Remote Conf and iOS Remote Conf at All Remote Confs Picks Dan Wilson: Regarding Ground Rules For Collaboration (Jaim) Saramonic SmartMixer Professional Recording Stereo Microphone Rig (Chuck) Unboxing of saramonic smartmixer for periscope. #ufy (Chuck) Clash of Clans (Chuck) Derek Sivers: The /now page movement (Andy) nownownow.com (Andy) tonymacx86.com (Jared) Get out from behind the keyboard (Jared)