Episode 22: Anastasiia Voitova
Cesare talks to Anastasiia Voitova about security and encryption. Links mentioned by Anastasiia Stanfy Books recommended by Josh Smith ( @ko...
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CocoaConf Podcast
The CocoaConf Podcast features members of the iOS and OS X community offering tips, insight, facts, and opinions for other iOS and OS X developers. You'll recognize many of the voices from t...
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20 of 22 episodesEpisode 21: Marc Edwards
The CocoaConf Podcast features members of the iOS and OS X community offering tips, insight, facts, and opinions for other iOS and OS X deve...
Episode 20: Natasha Murashev
Cesare talks to Natasha about being a software developer while living abroad. Towards the end, the two end up in Napa for a glass of wine an...
Episode 19: Ally Kazmucha
<p class="lead"><a href="https://twitter.com/_funkyboy">Cesare</a> talks to <a href="https://twitter.com/imuggle">Al...
Episode 18: TJ Usiyan
Cesare talks to TJ Usiyan about Chordal Text , an app for harmonic analysis that he released recently. As it is customary, during the conver...
Episode 17: Daniel Jalkut On Working From Home
Cesare talks to Daniel Jalkut about working from home and striking the balance between inspiration and discipline. During the conversation,...
Brent Simmons and life before the App Store.
Cesare squeezes Brent's memory about the life of a developer before the advent of the App Store. During the conversation, the two get thirst...
Episode 15: Chris Adamson on Apple TV and teaching iOS
Chris Adamson on Apple TV and teaching iOS Chris Adamson is a longtime developer, author, teacher and conference presenter. Chris blogs at [...
Episode 14: Manton Reece
Manton Reece on going Indie Manton Reece runs Riverfold Software and is the cohost of the Core Intuition podcast. Some of his recent blog po...
Episode 13: Marcus Zarra on Core Data
Marcus Zarra on Core Data Check out Marcus' blog post on his Core Data architecture on the Martian Craft blog at http://martiancraft.com/blo...
Episode 12: Father's Day special with Rob, Aaron, and Adam Rhyne
Jonathan Penn on Myth and Star Wars Featuring excerpts from his NSNorth talk https://vimeo.com/129387744 Rob, Aaron, and Adam Rhyne on a fam...
Episode 11: Kevin Jones
Kevin Jones on visually impaired users Kevin is a musician and developer Chris Adamson with upcoming conferences. Chris blogs at http://www....
Episode 10: Andy Matuschak
Andy Matuschak on teaching Math and on value types vs reference types in Swift. Andy is formerly of Apple's UIKit team, now leading mobile e...
Episode 9: James Dempsey and the Breakpoints debut album "Backtrace"
James Dempsey and the Breakpoints debut album is Backtrace http://jamesdempsey.net Buy the Backtrace album from iTunes at https://itunes.app...
Episode 8: Back to School special with Saul Mora and Eric Knapp
Saul Mora on teaching programming to elementary school students Saul is a developer who has a passion for teaching and sharing knowledge and...
Episode 7: Mike Swaine and Paul Freiberger Fire in the Valley
Michael Swaine and Paul Freiberger on the third edition of their book Fire in the Valley Best known as the editor of Dr. Dobb's Journal, Mic...
Episode 6: Jeff Biggus on the Julia Programming Language
Jeff Biggus talks to us about the Julia Programming Language - it runs on the LLVM. Jeff is a longtime Mac and iOS developer who organizes h...
Episode 5: Matt Gemmell on Writing and Developing
Matt Gemmell talks about his blog post Confessions of an ex-developer Matt is a freelance writer and aspiring novelist. He has written for m...
Episode 4: Jonathan Blocksom on 3D Graphics in iOS 8
Jonathan Blocksom talks about the new Graphics 3D APIs for iOS 8: Metal and SceneKit (SceneKit has been available for OS X but is now coming...
Episode 3: Rob Napier - what sort of language is Swift
* Rob Napier talks to us about what sort of language Swift is. Rob Napier is a long time OS X and iOS developer and author of iOS Programmin...