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Episode 193: 191 iPS Take Manhattan II - Sam Guckenheimer
On episode 191 of iPhreaks, Andrew and Jaim discuss Take Manhattan II with Sam Guckenheimer. Sam is the Group Product Planner of the Visual Studio Team Services of Microsoft. In the last 6 years, he has been working on Microsoft's transformation from Agile to DevOps. Tune in to their exciting talk, and learn about it!
Episode 192: 190 iPS iPhreaks Notifications - Paola Mata
On episode 190 of iPhreaks, Andrew and Jaim discuss Notifications with Paola Mata. Paola is an iOS Swift Developer and organizer of NYC Tech Latinas. Tune in to learn more about notifications and how she got interested in it.
Episode 191: 189 iPS iPhreaks Take Manhattan - Nat Friedman
On episode 189 of iPhreaks, Andrew and Jaim talk to Xamarin Founder Nat Friedman in New York City during Microsoft Connect(). Nat talks about his new role and about creating Visual Studio Mobile Center. Tune in to iPhreaks Take Manhattan - Nat Friedman.
Episode 190: 188 iPS iOS Security
On episode 188 of iPhreaks, Jaim Zuber and Anastasia talk about iOS Security. Anastasia has been doing a lot of talk about it. It is a topic which is often thought that's been covered enough but not quite in reality. Stay tuned and learn how secure iOS Security really is.
Episode 189: 187 iPS Giving Back
On episode 187 of iPhreaks, Jaim Zuber and Andrew Madsen talked about Giving Back and helping new comers. Andrew just started on a new job as an iOs instructor in an iOs bootcamp in Salt Lake City. Learn more and be excited as you listen to Andrew's venture in the reaching out to novice developers.
Episode 188: 186 iPS Year End Review and Predictions
On episode 186 of iPhreaks, Alondo Brewington, Jaim Zuber, and Andrew Madsen discussed about Year End Review and Predictions. They just thought it's a good idea to look back on what happened throughout 2016 in iOs and to make predictions for 2017 hoping for good things. Stay tuned to what they have to say!
Episode 187: 185 iPS Why I'm Not A React Native Developer with Ariel Elkin
Introduction Ariel Elkin Why I Am Not a React Native Developer 1:20: React Native Functional reactive programming Reactive architecture Inconsistent state 7:15: Context of iOS app 9:50: Developing in React Native What went well What didn’t go well 18:45: JavaScript patent Example with Facebook Example with Airbnb Patent trolling 29:30: More concerns with React Native Ubuntu Parse Picks: How to Disagree by Paul Graham (Ariel) Bullet list of what real programmers are (Ariel) Chainsawsuit comic (Ariel) Hired.com/iphreaks
Episode 186: 184 iPS Deep Linking with Alex Austin
Introduction Branch Branch blog 1:05: Deep linking Storyboarding URI schemes Fragmentation of standards 12:15: Examples of deep linking Sharing App adoption 15:15: Direct to App Store Referring user information Fingerprinting Burrito ad 24:00: App delegate Link routing App.link Preventing malicious attacks 27:30: Success stories 31:00: App without website Picks: Amazon Echo (Rod) JMP (Alex) Bose headphones (Alex) Fellow Coffee (Alex) hired.com/iphreaks
Episode 185: iPS 183 .NET and Visual Studio with David Carmona
00:16 Intro to David Carmona from Microsoft .NET, Visual Studio 1:46 Overview of .NET 8:39 .NET Core open source vs. .NET 14:09 C# language and .NET platform 18:33 Async/Await 25:26 Visual Studio and IntelliSense 27:42 Live unit testing 34:52 Getting started in .NET 36:51 Visual Studio for Mac and .NET for iOS development Picks Kasia’s Deli (Jaim) Cadiz, Spain (David) Donovan Brown demo on DevOps (David) Hired.com
Episode 184: 182 iPS Swift Style with Erica Sadun
Introduction Erica Sadun Erica on Twitter Pinky and the Brain 2:30: Moving from Swift 2.0 to 3.0 Swift Style 7:50: One True Brace Hybrid approach Mixing Allman with One True Brace 14:30: Long declarations Linewidth 18:00: Structure vs. comment Augment the code Different types of comment systems 24:20: Hardest style decisions to make Advantages and disadvantages Static public vs. public static Understanding the context of style 30:50: Importance of the team adopting a style Anti-turbulance system Why have a style guide 37:45: Tools Linters SwiftLint Formatters Picks: EveryNoise.com (Jaim) iOS Remote Conf (Charles) Toggl (Charles) SpamSieve (Erica) Keyboard Maestro (Erica) BetterTouchTool (Erica) Hired.com
Episode 183: 181 iPS Swift 3 and Swift Migrations with Hesham Salman
0:20: Introduction Hesham Salman View the Space 1:00: Migrating from Swift 2 to 3 Layering 4:30: Problems with 2.3 migrations Core Telephony Problems with Swift 3.0 CocoaPods Upgrading to XCode 10:40: Preparing for new version of XCode 14:15: Hesham’s development team Push service Abstraction 18:30: Migration walk-through Automatic vs. manual Manual sweeps 27:20: Suggestions to mitigate problems in the future Picks: Quick testing framework (Hesham) Bell’s Two Hearted Ale (Hesham) Pastrami (Jaim) Swift Check (Rod) World Series Game 7 (Rod) iOS Remote Conf (Charles) Born to Win Seminar (Charles) Hired.com
Episode 182: 180 iPS Swift Playground Books with Ash Furrow
0:15: Introduction Ash Furrow Artsy Playground Books 5:45: Capabilities Customization Coding 9:45: Comparison to Apple Learn to Code Playground book Lack of tools RxSwift Playground 14:50: Who are the books for? UICollectionView 18:00: The user experience Keyboarding Auto-complete 23:15: Playground Book tool Ruby Open-source project Debugging experience Configuration to Mac HyperCard Picks: Postman Mac App (Andrew) Turn Season Two (Rod) Rod’s Blog (Rod) Dark Matter (Ash)
Episode 181: 179 iPSCoding Bootcamps
Introduction Coding Schools DevMountain 3:40: What is bootcamp? What the students are learning Inspiration Cocoa Programming Structured environment 9:50: Alternative to bootcamp College for four years Degree vs. being self-taught 14:00: Interviewing 17:10: UI Kit 21:15; Marketing For-profit school Motivation Hard work on the part of the student 26:45: What bootcamps mean for education overall Filling a void A jumpstart to career Hard-won knowledge 35:30: Variation between bootcamps Young industry Potential issues Picks: Salt and Sanctuary (Layne) SCSI2SD (Andrew) Macintoshgarden.org (Andrew) For the Love of Spock (Andrew)
Episode 180: 178 iPS Swift 3 and Swift Migrations with Paul Cantrell
1:00: Introduction Paul Cantrell Siesta Library for Swift Episode 124 Javascript Jabber: Why JavaScript Is Hard 4:20: How the language is written Ruby Swift 12:30: Synthetic Sugar Swift 1.0 Double optionals 15:30: New API Guidelines Strings Fluency 21:15: Verbosity vs. Terseness 24:00: Successful Server Languages Python Garbage Collection Go 28:30: Problems Domain model Limitations of control 32:40: Brand new startups Limited users as a positive Client development Picks: Swift (Paul) BBS the Documentary (Jaim) CleanCoders.com (Rod) Swift from Two to Three (Paul) Article on how we teach math (Paul) Lockhart’s Lament (Paul) If I Sleep for an Hour, 30 People Will Die (Paul) Bust Out Solutions
Episode 179: 177 iPS Package.swift with Marcin Krzyzanowski
1:00: Introduction 2:00: Swift Package Manager Carthage Sources folder 3:30: GitHub Repository Sub modules CocoaPods 13:40: X-code 19:00: Frameworks 22:30: Providers Brew Apt 24:50: Future road map Apple Giro box 33:10: Contacting Marcin Twitter Blog GitHub Picks: The Accountant (Rod) 12 Week Year (Charles) Din Group (Marcin) Project Distribution Test (Marcin) Hired.com