More Than Just Code podcast - iOS and Swift development, news and advice

This week Mark, Jaime and Tim are joined by Evan Stone to review the Apple Event: Letting Loose. They discuss the new iPad Air M2, iPad Pro M4, Apple Pencil Pro, Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro 11. Apple apologizes for 'Crush' iPad Pro ad that sparked controversy - 9to5MacTim Cook 'Made on iPad' Nike Air Max 1 '86sApple announces new accessibility features, including Eye TrackingGoogle's accessible hands-free cursor is coming to AndroidMicrosoft announces the Proteus Controller, a gamepad for Xbox gamers with disabilities - The VergeJohn Helmes on Microsoft Switch Control for iOSGoogle I/O Keynote 2024 visual recap | by Andy McNallyGoogle I/O 2024: Here's everything Google just announced | TechCrunchOur next-generation model: Gemini 1.5intitni/CopilotForXcode: The missing GitHub Copilot, Codeium and ChatGPT Xcode Source Editor ExtensionHere's everything Apple just announced at its Let Loose event, including new iPad Pro with M4 chip, iPad Air, Apple Pencil and more | TechCrunchiOS Typography CheatsheetFigma (@apple)OMT-Conf.comBuild for Tomorrow in the Gemini API Developer CompetitionJoin the Gemini API Developer Competition | Google AI for DevelopersAdobe Photoshop Source Code - CHMInsanely Simple - Ken SegallBecoming Steve JobsSwift Remote Studio

This week Tim sits down with Oliver Weidlich to discuss user experience and design for spatial computing. Oliver has been involved in spatial computing fro several years ahead of Apple's Vision Pro, which he has now embraced.Oliver Weidlich on LinkedINOliver on TwitterOliver on MastodonContxtual Spatial ComputingContxtu.alDay Ahead for Vision ProThis episode on YoutTube

This week Tim sits down with Charlie Chapman, developer advocate, iOS engineer and host of the Launched podcast. We talked about developing indie apps, in app purchases, the Apple Vision Pro after 4 months, Deep Dish Swift and what to do it Cupertino during WWDC week. TL;DR Charlie says there's a lot of networking and things to do during the week.Deep Dish SwiftCharlie ChapmanDark Noise appRevenueCatOMTConfWWDC24 DiscordShoulder Surgery Arthoscopy

Rebroadcasting our 2018 chat about visiting San Jose and Cupertino for WWDC events. We chatted about WWDC San Jose back in 2018. Here's a replay of Greg's experience at WWDC 2017. Mark gives some advice about traveling to San Jose. This year Mark is NOT attending WWDC 2024. Come say "Hi", take a selfie with Mark and maybe get some MTJC swag. (Unofficially, I doubt Greg would be lurking around since he's moved away.)

This week Joe Cieplinski joins Tim to discuss their experiences with the Apple Vision Pro and spactial computing.jcieplinski@mastodon.socialJoec.designSpatial SymphonyTelevision By Sandwich Vision Directory lets make a difference on ThreadsLA TerminalLet's visionOS 2024 conference

This week Tim, Mark and Jaime are joined by guest host Jonathan Kuehlein to discuss the impact of the Vision Pro on technology and entertainment.#Privacy: Facebook, TikTok, and Other Apps Use Push Notifications to Send Data about Your iPhoneApple CEO Tim Cook Compares Vision Pro 'Moment' to iPhone and Mac - MacRumorsApple Vision Pro international release roadmap leaked, and it's good newsAmazon is bringing a whole lot of AI to Thursday Night Football this seasonApple Vision Pro: Here are the first apps you should download | TechCrunchLaunch Apps - Donovan's Vision BlogToday in Apple history: Devs get iPhone SDK, unlocking power of apps‎VisionTube

This week I was joined by Martin Woodward, VP of DevRel at GitHub. We discussed developer relations, automation with GitHub Actions, code assistance with GitHub Copilot, 3D printing, and in the After Show, GitHub's shiny new implementation of Apple Silicon build machines, custom installed racks of Mac Minis.martinwoodward/octolamp: A 3D printed, GitHub infused, smart lightmartinwoodward (Martin Woodward) · GitHubEddie Izzard "The Awesome Universe" Sketch From CircleIntroducing the new, Apple silicon powered M1 macOS larger runner for GitHub Actions

This week Tim sits down with Dave Verwer to discuss his contributions to the Apple developer community. They chat about Dave's iOS Dev Weekly newsletter, the Swift Package Index, and the iOS Dev Directory. They also discuss Swift on Windows, Vaper and server-side swift, and the basics on how to publish a Swift Package. Don't forget your towel.Swift Package IndexSwift.org - PackagesiOS Dev Weekly - The best iOS development links, every FridayiOS Dev Jobshttps://iosdevdirectory.comSven A Schmidt on mastodonTed Kremenek on TwitterDHH's Textmate DemoDaveVerwer,comTranscript