Episode 17: #17 Why Did the Chicken Crossy the Road?
We follow up on hiring iOS developers, changes to Twitter’s API and holding back deep search features. Picks with Crossy Road, Apple’s TestFlight on ITC, Screeny, Monument Valley’s additional (RED) chapter and 3rd Edition of iOS 6 By Tutorials.
More Than Just Code podcast - iOS, visionOS and Swift development, news and advice · Tim Mitra, Jaime Lopez Jr, Mark Rubin
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Show Notes
This week we follow up on hiring the best iOS developers. We delve into changes to Twitter’s API and how they are holding back deep search features. Jaime steals Aaron’s pick with Crossy Road. Aaron’s pick is to introduce part one of a look into Apple’s TestFlight implementation through iTunes Connect. Tim’s pick is Screeny, an app that lets developers cull screenshots stored on the iPhone, the (RED) campaign and Monument Valley’s additional (RED) chapter. Tim also discusses the updated 3rd Edition of iOS 6 By Tutorials - updated for Xcode 6 and iOS 8.
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Links:
- We Hire The Best by Cate Huston | Model View Culture
- New Twitter search API won’t be available to third-party clients – Marco.org
- Build and Analyze: California Knife in Your Back – Marco.org
- Twitterrific 5 for Mac may become the first casualty in Twitter's war on developers, but it won't be the last - 9to5Mac
- Library of Congress Is Archiving All Of America's Tweets - Business Insider
- Twitter Archive Taking Shape at Library of Congress | TIME.com
- Online Courses - Learn Anything, On Your Schedule | Udemy
- Crossy Road on the App Store
- Screeny 2.0 on the App Store
- Monument Valley on the App Store
- raywenderlich.com Store
- raywenderlich.com | High quality programming tutorials: iOS, Android, Swift, Kotlin, Unity, and more!
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