Edge Cases 128: Everybody's Got a Bad Parser
Andrew on Carthage and Wolf on text as a symptom. Plus: ending the show.
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Edge Cases
A weekly podcast about (mostly Apple-related) software development
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20 of 128 episodesEdge Cases 127: A Foundation of Chaos
Wolf on strict vs flexible foundations and Andrew on React Native.
Edge Cases 126: Out-Microsofting Microsoft
Andrew on how Apple is the new Microsoft and Wolf on real-time systems.
Edge Cases 125: Gradient of Information
Wolf on the why of software change and Andrew on GUI debugging tools, real and imagined.
Edge Cases 124: Old Apple Meets New Apple
Andrew on Apple's Swift framework problem and Wolf on bitcode for software distribution.
Edge Cases 123: What’s the Deal with NSInteger?
Wolf on branches vs feature flags and Andrew (belatedly) on Apple's 64-bit transition.
Edge Cases 122: Working on the Other Side of the Country
Andrew and Wolf on working from home.
Edge Cases 121: The Official Container Type of the Edge Cases Podcast
Wolf on subpixel text rendering and Andrew on linked lists.
Edge Cases 120: Don't Copy That Floppy
Andrew on weak references and Wolf on physical-access malware like Thunderstrike.
Edge Cases 119: Enough Flags to Be a United Nations
Wolf on state machines and Andrew on std::swap vs. functional programming.
Edge Cases 118: Don't Get Cocky, Kid
Andrew on code comment-based documentation and Wolf on future-proof data formats.
Edge Cases 117: Something Was Not Going Right
Wolf on events vs threads and Andrew on our Overcast feed issues.
Edge Cases 116: Lingual Advancement
Andrew on Xcode 6's unit testing improvements and Wolf on his lingual crisis of faith.
Edge Cases 115: Light on Theory
Wolf on followup and Andrew on converting a small project to Swift.
Edge Cases 114: Pyramid of Doom
Andrew on hackathons and Wolf on .NET's Async/Await.
Edge Cases 113: Who Watches the WatchKit?
Andrew talks with Wolf about the newly-released Apple WatchKit SDK.
Edge Cases 112: Naiveté as a Service
Andrew on who's making money on the iOS App Store and Wolf on using academic resources in commercial software development.
Edge Cases 111: “Here Be Dragons”–Style Comments
Wolf on code comments and Andrew on Appetize.io.
Edge Cases 110: Scripting with C
Andrew on the Swift section of John Siracusa's Yosemite review and Wolf on Playgrounds for Objective-C.
Edge Cases 109: Race the Beam
Wolf on memory debugging and Andrew on AsyncDisplayKit.