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Annyce Davis brings even more joy and enthusiasm while Dru and Nishant discuss her interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Annyce Davis Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Corey – Interview Amsterdam – Wikipedia Meetup.com – Main Site Typescript – Main Site GraphQL – Main Site Quack Like A Duck Duck Test – Wikipedia Helium Hand Article – TestHead.com Clockwise Software – Main Site Code Reviews – Wikipedia Emoji – Copy and Paste Emoji Slack – Main Site Minimal Viable Product – Wikipedia Google TV – Main Site Kluge (sic) – dictionary.com Feminati Android Women – Twitter Next Episode (10) – Cate Huston Living By The Code Cate Huston – Interview Episode 11 – Dru Freeman Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Annyce Davis on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Annyce Davis and a Closer Look at Her Interview in the LBTC Book – Podcast S11 E09 appeared first on Kodeco.

Join Nishant and Dru at the bar as we share drinks with Fernando Cejas over his interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Fernando Cejas Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Corey – Interview Road Cycling Article – Wikipedia Argentina Complete Guide – lonelyplanet.com Berlin Complete Guide – lonelyplanet.com Japanese Kanji – japan-guide.com Introvert Article – verywellmind.com The Ultimate Guide to Micromanagers: Signs, Causes, Solutions – Gallup.com Pomedoro Technique Article – Wikipedia Procrastination – I’ll get to this page later Stetson – Classic Cowboy Hat Pokémon Hats – Amazon Jenkins – Main Site Subversion – Main Site Soundcloud – Main Site Next Episode (09) – Annyce Davis Living By The Code Annyce Davis – Interview Episode 10 – Cate Huston Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Fernando Cejas on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Join Us and Fernando Cejas as We Deep Dive into His Interview in The LBTC Book- Podcast S11 E08 appeared first on Kodeco.

Creativity and Tech merge when we speak with Corey Leigh Latislaw about her interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Corey Leigh Latislaw Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Corey – Interview Collaging Article – Wikipedia Public Speaking – MondTools Power Poses Article – Wikipedia Sketch noting What is it & how can I get started? – Blog Mind Maps Article – Wikipedia Bullet journaling – Main Site sketchnoting.tech Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Book – Betty Edwards The Art of Intentionality Talk – Corey Latislaw The First 90 Days Book – Michael D. Watkins DriodCon NY 2015 – Speaker List Next Episode (08) – Fernando Cejas Living By The Code Fernando Cejas – Interview Episode 09 – Annyce Davis Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Corey Leigh Latislaw on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Living By the Code, Creativity and Tech Merge with Corey Leigh Latislaw – Podcast S11 E07 appeared first on Kodeco.

From his interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Ty Smith talks about the difference between Dev Managers and Tech Managers. Show Notes Ty Smith Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Ty – Interview Zagat Restaurant Guide – Main Site Ruby on Rails – Main Site PHP – php.net Evernote – Main Site The Expanse TV Show – Wikipedia Doctor Who TV Show – Wikipedia Uber – Main Site Radical Candor Book – Kim Scott Eclipse – Downloads Fear of Public Speaking Glossophobia – Wikipedia DevRel – About Starship Titanic Game – Douglas Adams Next Episode (07) – Corey Leigh Latislaw Living By The Code Corey Leigh Latislaw – Interview Episode 08 – Fernando Cejas Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Ty Smith on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Dev Managers Vs. Tech Managers: Ty Smith Talks About the Difference and His Interview In ‘Living By The Code’ – Podcast S11 E06 appeared first on Kodeco.

Joe Birch shares the joys of transparent and asynchronous work through his interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Joe Birch Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Joe – Interview Buffer Overflow – Podcast Buffer Business – Main Site Asynchronous Work Article – Buffer Blog Bullet Journaling – Main Site Switching off Article – Creative Boom Slack – Main Site Exempt vs. Non-Exempt Article – Indeed.com Transparent Salaries Calculator – Buffer.com Mentorship Blog Post – Joe Birch Arduino – Main Site Raspberry Pi – Main Site Chord Assist – Main Site Retinitis pigmentosa Article – Wikipedia Next Episode (06) – Ty Smith Living By The Code Ty Smith – Interview Episode 07 – Corey Leigh Latislaw Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Joe Birch on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Joe Birch On Transparent and Asynchronous Work and His Interview In ‘Living by The Code.’ – Podcast S11 E05 appeared first on Kodeco.

Level up with Moyinoluwa Adeyemi as a Google Developer as we delve deeper into her interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Moyinoluwa Adeyemi Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Moyin – Interview UK Tier System article – BBC Lagos, Nigeria – Wikipedia LinkedIn – Main Site Mozilla – Mozilla.org Google Developer Group – Main Page DroidCon – Main Page DroidCon-Boston 19 – Main Page End SARS Protests – Wikipedia Nigerian Mentorship Thread – Twitter Whiteboarding Interviews article – medium.com Pair Programming – Wikipedia Leveling Up as an Android Dev blog article – Moyinoluwa Adeyemi Next Episode – Joe Birch Living By The Code Joe Birch – Interview Episode 06 – Ty Smith Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Moyinoluwa Adeyemi on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Moyinoluwa Adeyemi Shares Insights About Being a Google Developer and Her Interview In ‘Living by The Code.’ – Podcast S11 E04 appeared first on Kodeco.

Marcin Krzyzanowski talks about the ins and outs of Open Source development and comments on his interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Marcin Krzyzanowski Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Marcin – Interview Open Source – Open Source Initiative CryptoSwift – GitHub Objective PGP – GitHub Linux – Linux.org Gnome – Gnome.org SourceForge – Main Site GitHub – Main Site SHA/MDA5 – Wikipedia Carthage – Main GitHub Swift Package Manager – Swift.org Open Source Licenses – OSI Mozilla Foundation – Main Site Next Episode – Moyinoluwa Adeyemi Living By The Code Moyinoluwa – Interview Episode 05 – Joe Birch Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Marcin Krzyzanowski on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Open-Source Development and More of Marcin Krzyzanowski’s Interview In ‘Living by The Code.’ – Podcast S11 E03 appeared first on Kodeco.

In this episode we dive into the insights of Lara Martín from her interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Lara Martín Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Lara – Interview Code Cafeteria – Podcast Cross Stitch – A Beginner’s Guide Theresa Wentzler – Cross Stitch Artist Blinklist – Main Site Gatekeeping Definition – Urban Dictionary Chiu-Ki Chan S09 E06 – RayWenderlich.com Podcast How I took my first step in tech Blogpost – Lara Martín SketchNotes – Sketchnoting.dev React Native – Main Site Flutter – Main Site GDE – Google Developers Experts Flutter Ecosystem Committee – Flutter Favorite Program Next Episode – Marcin Krzyzanowski Living By The Code Marcin Krzyzanowski – Interview Episode 04 – Moyinoluwa Adeyemi Living By The Code Moyinoluwa Adeyemi – Interview Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Lara Martín on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Cross Stitch, Podcasting and More of Lara Martín’s Interview In ‘Living by The Code’. – Podcast S11 E02 appeared first on Kodeco.

In our first full episode of the season we take a deeper look with Paco Estévez García into his interview in ‘Living By The Code.’ Show Notes Paco Estévez García Living By The Code Book Living By The Code Paco – Interview Digital Board Games BoardGame Arena Doomscrolling definition – Merriam-Webster Nightwatch Book – Terry Pratchett Agile Wikipeida Pair Programming What is a Skip Manager Article – Chron.com Horizontal vs. Vertical Scaling Article – Section.io AOL Instant Messenger – Wikipedia Running a Remote Company Livecast – Ray Wenderlich Discord – Main Site Courage the Cowardly Dog – Wikipedia Arrow-Kt – Main Site Github – Main Site Android Examples Compendium – Github Intro to FP Blogpost – Pacoworks Next Episode – Lara Martin Living By The Code Lara Martin – Interview Episode 03 – Marcin Kryzanowski Living By The Code Marcin Krzyzanowski – Interview Have a question for our guest? Mail us and let us know! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Paco Estévez García on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Digital Board Games and A Deeper Look at Paco Estévez García’s Interview In ‘Living by The Code.’ – Podcast S11 E01 appeared first on Kodeco.

Welcome back to our Season 11 Kickoff. Dru has got a quick episode where he calls up our new co-host for you to meet and talks about some of the things you don’t want to miss this season. New Co-Host, Nishant Srivistava Living by the Code! Great Guests Livecasts for WWDC AND Google I/O … and much much more! [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Season 11 Kickoff – Podcast S11 E00 appeared first on Kodeco.

On this episode, Denis gives us a deeper dive into Jetpack Compose. Later Alex and I will talk about Season 10 and how you could help with Season 11. [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Jetpack Compose Jetpack Compose Main Site – Android.com Tutorial Jetpack Compose – Android.com Get Started Jetpack Compose – Android.com Tutorials Jetpack Compose – RayWenderlich.com Basics Jetpack Compose – google.com Declarative Programming Article – Wikipedia Declarative Programming: Is It A Real Thing? Article – toptal.com Composable Functions Documentation – Android.com Observable Patterns Article – Wikipedia Design Patterns – Observer Pattern Article – tutorialspoint Five Company – Main Site Croatia – Tourism Site Ready Player One Book – Amazon.com Join us for Season 11 Interested in joining us as a podcast host? Mail us and let us know! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Denis Buketa on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Jetpack Compose with Denis Buketa – Podcast S10 E13 appeared first on Kodeco.

On this episode, Ben DiFrancesco talks about the secrets of CryptoNetworks and the all too mysterious technology of BlockChains. After Alex talks about the Flutter game engine “Flame.” [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links CryptoNetworks and Blockchain CryptoNetworks Definition – P2PF Wiki BlockChain Definition – P2PF Wiki ScopeLift – Main Site Bitcoin – Main Site Satoshi Nakamoto Article – Wikipedia The Satoshi Oath for Blockchain Developers Definition – P2PF Wiki Peer 2 Peer Main Page – P2P Foundation Bitcoin Mining, Explained Article – Investopedia List of Bitcoin Forks Article – Wikipedia Ethereum – Main Page Smart Contracts Article – Investopedia the Plentiful Virtues of Digital Scarcity Article – Medium.com Unstoppable Code – The Difference Between Can’t and Won’t Podcast – UnScrypted Why Blockchain Immutability Matters Article – Hackernoon Doge Coin Main Page – Dogecoin.com CryptoVoxels Virtual World – Main Page Second Life – Main Site Rabbit Hole What it means – Quora Web 2.0 What is Web 2.0 – Quora The Game of Nomic Game Page – Peter Suber Flame (on Flutter) Flame Getting Started – flame-engine.org Flame Package – Package Page Create a Mobile Game with Flutter and Flame Beginner Tutorial – JapAlekhin Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Ben DiFrancesco on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post CryptoNetwork and Blockchain with Ben DiFrancesco – Podcast S10 E12 appeared first on Kodeco.

On this episode, Chris Belanger walks us through the wonderful world of Git. After, Dru looks back on WWDC(Virtual)2020. [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Our sponsor for this episode – Kobiton 51% of mobile apps release daily or weekly, with almost 40% of teams spending nearly half of their budget on Test Automation. Click here to download Kobiton’s 300+ page survey and see how your team compares. Mastering Git Mastering Git Book – RayWenderlich.com Git – Main Site Source Control Article – Wikipedia SourceTree Git Client – Atlassian Tower Git Client – Github – Main Site GitHub Desktop – Main Site Git Rebase Documentation – Git Main Site Subversion – Main Site Subversion vs. Git Article – svnvsgit.com Stack Overflow Main Site Normalisation Article – Wikipedia Turtles all the way down Article – Wikipedia NovaScotia Tourism Site – Novascotia.com Kaleidoscope Defintion – Wikipeda Markdown Syntax List – Daring Fireball NaNoWriMo – Main Site LiveJournal Russian Blogging System – Main Site Small Duck You Bet Your Life – Groucho Marx WWDC 2020 WWDC Review LiveCast Video – RayWenderlich.com WWDC20 Main Site – Apple SwiftUI Documentation – Apple Combine Documentation – Apple Watch Complication Article – Wikipedia Canned Applause Definition – Reverso.net Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Chris Belanger on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Mastering Git with Chris Belanger – Podcast S10 E11 appeared first on Kodeco.

Vijay Sharma wears his Jetpack and helps us understand MVVM and App Architecture for Android. After Alex refreshes his knowledge of Jetpack Compose. [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Our sponsor for this episode – CloudBees Feature Flags CloudBees Feature Flags Jetpack: Android App Architecture Vijay Sharma – Professional Site Advanced Android App Architecture Book – RayWenderlich.com Guide to Jetpack app architecture Main Site – Android Developer Android Jetpack Architecture Components Article – Medium.com What is Android Jetpack and why should we use it? Article – Minidorks.com Android Jetpack Architecture Components: Getting Started Tutorial – RayWenderlich.com Getting started with Android Jetpack Architecture Components Article – CodeToArt.com Android Jetpack architecture – is it a go or a no-go? Opinion – dreipol.ch Android Jetpack: Improve Your App’s Architecture Video – YouTube What’s new in Android Jetpack Video – YouTube The Answer (42) Summary – Wikipedia Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Vijay Sharma on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Android App Architecture with Vijay Sharma – Podcast S10 E10 appeared first on Kodeco.

Brian Schick kicks us into high efficiency with Fastlane. After Dru talks about Unit Tests and why they are so helpful. [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Fastlane: Integration Productivity Main Site – Fastlane.tools Source Code – GitHub fastlane Tutorial: Getting Started Tutorial – Raywenderlich.com Fastlane for iOS Tutorial – Raywenderlich.com Continuous Integration With GitHub, Fastlane & Jenkins Tutorial – Raywenderlich.com Fastlane: iOS Automation on Cruise Control Article – Toptal.com Automating Your App’s Release Process Using Fastlane Video – Firebase Dev Summit 2017 Automating Your App Deployment with Fastlane Video – Overpass Apps Fastlane for Android — Automate Everything Article – Medium.com Schipperke Dog Breed – AKC Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Brian Schick on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Fastlane with Brian Schick – Podcast S10 E9 appeared first on Kodeco.

At long last Brian Kayfitz flies in to tell us exactly how to Flutter. Later Alex talks about the value of communication as a developer. [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Our sponsor for this episode – CloudBees Feature Flags CloudBees Feature Flags Flutter: Cross platform development Main Site – Flutter.dev Getting Started with Flutter Tutorial – Raywenderlich.com Why Flutter Uses Dart Article – Flutter.dev Single Codebase, Two Apps with Flutter and Firebase Video – Google I/O ’17 The Mahogany Staircase – Flutter’s Layered Design Video – Ian Hickson Source Code – GitHub Flutter Channel – YouTube Introduction to Flutter Development Using Dart Course – App Brewery Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Brian Kayfitz on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Flutter Talk with Brian Kayfitz – Podcast S10 E08 appeared first on Kodeco.

Dru flips the switch on his 50th show with Andy Pereira telling us how easy Catalyst can be. After Dru talks about transitioning from developer to architect. [Subscribe in iTunes] [Listen in Spotify] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Catalyst: Mac development from iOS Catalyst by Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Catalyst Tutorial: Running iPad apps on macOS – RayWenderlich.com Bring Your iPad App to Mac Article – Apple Developer Site Catalyst Documentation – Apple Developer Site Mac Catalyst HIG – Apple Developer Site 205 – Introducing iPad Apps for Mac – WWDC 2019 235 – Taking iPad Apps for Mac to the Next Level – WWDC 2019 809 – Designing iPad Apps for Mac – WWDC 2019 Clapton is God Poster – Ebay Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Andy Pereira on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes or in Spotify to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Mac Catalyst and more with Andy Pereira – Podcast S10 E7 appeared first on Kodeco.

This episode we check our work before we do it, and Victoria Gonda gives gets us up to speed with Test driven development. Later Alex tells us what he’s learnt this season after he’s worked with coroutines. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Our sponsor for this episode – CloudBees Rollout CloudBees Rollout Test Driven Development for Android Android Test-Driven Development by Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Press iOS Test-Driven Development by Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Press Test-Driven Development Tutorial for Android: Getting Started – RayWenderlich.com Robolectric – Main Site Android Unit Testing with Mockito Tutorial – RayWenderlich.com MockWebServer Open Source Depot – Github.com Testing Pyramid Article – Martin Fowler.com What’s the difference between a mock & stub? Question – StackOverflow.com Board Game Arena – Main Site Co-Routines After-Work Kotlin Coroutines by Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Press Coroutines for asynchronous programming and more Article – Kotlang.org Coroutine – Wikipedia Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Victoria Gonda on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post TDD for Android with Victoria Gonda – Podcast S10 E06 appeared first on Kodeco.

Lea Marolt Sonnenschein and the team roll up our sleeves to see what it’s like to use SwiftUI in a practical application. After Dru talks about third parties development woes in the face of Apple buying a small company. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Our sponsor for this episode – PBS PBS Swift UI In Production SwiftUI By Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Press The RayWenderlich.com app iOS App – RayWenderlich.com Press Swift UI in Production Talk – try! Swift Paul Hudson’s 100 day course – Building a real-world SwiftUI app Posts by Thomas Ricourad – Medium.com SwiftUI Lab – Main Site Thinking in SwiftUI – Book Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Lea Marolt Sonnenschein on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Swift UI In Production with Lea Marolt Sonnenschein – Podcast S10 E5 appeared first on Kodeco.

We continue out asynchronous journey on the Android side with Filip Babić as we delve into Kotlin Coroutines. Later Alex gives us a teaser for later in the season as he gets his first taste of Flutter. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Coroutines: Asynchronous Programming with Kotlin Kotlin Coroutines by Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Press Coroutines for asynchronous programming and more Article – Kotlang.org Coroutine – Wikipedia CoRoutines Guide – Kotlang.org Kotlin Coroutines: In Depth Tutorial – Raywenderlich.com Coroutines With Room Persistence Library Tutorial – Raywenderlich.com Filip Babić Author – Medium.com paratrechina longicornis – Ant Wiki Singleton design pattern – Wikipedia Flutter Pre-check Flutter – Main Site Getting Started with Flutter in Android Studio Tutorial – Raywenderlich.com Flutter Article – Wikipedia Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Filip Babić on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Coroutines in Kotlin with Filip Babić – Podcast S10 E04 appeared first on Kodeco.

We balance two tasks at once when Shai Mishali gives us a dive into Apple’s new asynchronous framework Combine. While Dru talks about the Covid-Cancellations of many of our loved conferences. (Well, maybe not at the same time) [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Our sponsor for this episode – Springboard Springboard Combine: Asynchronous Programming with Swift Combine: Asynchronous Programming with Swift Book – RayWenderlich.com Press Using Combine Digital Book – Joseph Heck Combine Documentation – Apple Documentation Introducing Combine Video – Apple WWDC 2019 Combine in Practice Video – Apple WWDC 2019 Getting started with the Combine framework in Swift Article – SwiftLee The ultimate Combine framework tutorial in Swift Article – The.Swift.Dev Covid Conference Closures IsItCanceledYet Google I/O 2020 Cancellation Announcement – Google.com WWDC 2020 Online Announcement – Apple.com Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Shai Mishali on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Combine on iOS with Shai Mishali – Podcast S10 E03 appeared first on Kodeco.

On our first Android show for season 10, Season 9 co-host Jenn Bailey takes us through saving data on Android. Later, Alex dips his toes into KTor. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Saving Data on Android Saving Data on Android Book – RayWenderlich.com GDG – Google.com Documentation of the coming changes Documentation – Android.com File Storage Documentation Documentation – Android.com File Access Framework Documentation – Android.com Preparing for Scoped Storage – Android Dev Summit ’19 American Ninja – Website KTor KTor – Main Website Ktor for fast server prototyping Article – Kotlin-Academy KTor Repository – GitHub Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Jennifer Bailey on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Saving Data on Android with Jennifer Bailey – Podcast S10 E02 appeared first on Kodeco.

Season 10 opens with a chat from Disciple of Code Laurie Gray. Laurie gives us the Lowdown on SwiftUI after nearly a year of refinement. Then, Dru talks about MVVM. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links SwiftUI Disciple of Code WebSite – Laurie Gray SwiftUI by Tutorials Book – Ray Wenderlich.com SwiftUI Video Course – RayWenderlich.com Drawing in iOS with SwiftUI Video Course – Ray Wenderlich.com Further Courses and Tutorials in SwiftUI – Ray Wenderlich.com SwiftUI Documentation – Apple Documentation What is SwiftUI Tutorial – Hacking With Swift MVVM Model–view–viewmodel Article – Wikipedia Design Patterns by Tutorials: MVVM Free Book Chapter – RayWenderlich.com MVC vs. MVVM: How a Website Communicates With Its Data Models Article – Hacker Noon Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Laurie Gray on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post ‘Disciple Of Code’, Laurie Gray, Gives Us the Lowdown on Swiftui. – Podcast S10 E01 appeared first on Kodeco.

Welcome back to our Season 10 Kickoff. Dru has got a quick episode where he calls up our new co-host for you to meet and talks about some of the things you don’t want to miss this season. New Co-Host, Alex Sullivan Great Guests Livecasts for WWDC AND Google I/O … and much much more! [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] To download the transcript for this episode click here Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Alex Sullivan on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Season 10 Kickoff – Podcast S10 E00 appeared first on Kodeco.

This episode we talk about Clean Architecture with Antonio Leiva and then Jenn controls the Google Assistant by teaching us about Assistant and App Actions. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Clean Architecture Kotlin for Android Developers Book – Antonio Leiva Living by the Code Book – RayWenderlich.com AntonioLeiva.com – Website Clean architecture for Android with Kotlin Article – Antonio Leiva Architecting Android… Reloaded Article – Fernando Cejas Software Architecture – Wikipedia Clean Architecture Tutorial for Android: Getting Started – RayWenderlich.com Kotlin Clean Architecture – Pro Android Dev Dependency Inversion Principal – Wikipedia Google Assistant Actions Building an Action for Google Assistant Tutorial – RayWenderlich.com Google Assistant – Main Page Actions on Google Developer Information – Google Available Actions – Google Template Actions – Google Building Actions for Google Assistant – Medium.com Creating an Google Assistant Action with the flash cards template – Caster.io Google Action Intents – Google Explicit Action Invocation – Google Implicit Action Invocation – Google Season 9 Wrap-up Emeritus – Definition Erica Sadun Podcast – RayWenderlich.com John Sundell Podcast – RayWenderlich.com Hadi Hariri Podcast – RayWenderlich.com Romain Guy Podcast – RayWenderlich.com Chui Ki Podcast – RayWenderlich.com Sean Allen Podcast – RayWenderlich.com Saving Data on Android Book – RayWenderlich.com Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Antonio Leiva on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. Interested in being our next Podcast Season Host? We’re now looking for a new Podcast Season Host for Season 10! You don’t need to have done any podcasting before but a good grounding of Android knowledge is key. If you’re interested, please get in touch at [email protected]. The post Antonio Leiva – Clean Architecture/Assistant Actions – Podcast S09 E13 appeared first on Kodeco.

Gabriel Peal from Tonal introduces us to the MvRx Framework and Jenn dives into Android Jetpack’s Navigation component. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links MvRx (Mavericks) MvRx Codebase – GitHub MvRx Course – Caster.io MvRx: Android Development on Autopilot Video – YouTube MvRx + Kotlin – Flutter Like State Management in Android Video – YouTube What is the Android Lifecycle? – nearsoft Jetpack ViewModel Overview – Android Developers Documentation Reactive Programming With Kotlin Book – RayWenderlich.com Property Delegates Documentation – KotlinLang.org Jetpack Navigation Architecture Component Jetpack Navigation Controller Tutorial – RayWenderlich.com Google Codelab for Navigation Controller Single Activity Navigation, Why When and How Video – NewsVideo Google I/O 2019 Jetpack Navigation Video – YouTube The Navigation Architecture Component Tutorial: Getting Started Tutorial – RayWenderlich.com Android Fragments – Android Developers Documentation Stacks – Geeks for Geeks Deep Linking – Wikipedia Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Gabriel Peal on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Gabriel Peal Talks More About the Mvrx (Mavericks) Framework. – Podcast S09 E12 appeared first on Kodeco.

GDE, Freelancer, Teacher, and Author Erik Hellman helps us process Android Threading and Jenn takes us back to 101 with starting points for jumping on the Android Development Path [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Android Concurrency Kotlin Coroutines by Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Android Programming: Pushing the Limits Book – Erik Hellman Thread Article – Wikipedia Android AsyncTask Tutorial – JournalDev.com RxJava for easy concurrency and backpressure Article – Rebel.com Coroutines for asynchronous programming and more Documentation – KotlinLang.org JavaScript Promises: an Introduction – Developers.Google.com Understand Kotlin Coroutines on Android Video – Google I/O’19 Simple asynchronous loading with Kotlin Coroutines – HellSoft.com Keeping your app responsive – Android.com Processes and threads overview – Android.com A tale of many Android threads – Hellsoft.com Cobol – Wikipedia Starting Android Programming The Android Apprentice Book – RayWenderlich.com Kotlin Apprentice Book – RayWenderlich.com Android Studio Download – Android.com JetBrains Tools – Main Page Deprecation Article – Wikipedia Mavis Beacon Software Site – Brøderbund Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Erik Hellman on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Teaching, Writing, Freelancing, And All Fun Things About Android with Erik Hellman – Podcast S09 E11 appeared first on Kodeco.

Mark Dalrymple threshes his way back onto the show to talk about Combines. Dru sums up four and a half years of solo development with “Agile for One” [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Swift Combine Combine: Asynchronous Programming with Swift Book – RayWenderlich.com Intro to Combine Screencast($) – RayWenderlich.com Combine Publishers Screencast($) – RayWenderlich.com Combine Subscribers Screencast($) – RayWenderlich.com Combine Keynote Presentation – Mark Dalrymple Introducing Combine Video – WWDC 19 Combine In Practice Video – WWDC 19 Combine Notification Center Blog – Casey Liss Using Combine eBook – Joseph Heck Combine Framework Documentation – Apple 22 short tests of Combine Part 1 Protocols – Cocoa With Love Agile for One How to scrum on a Team of One – Lucid Chart Scrum of One – Ray Wenderlich.com Can one peson adopt Agile Techniques? – Stack Overflow Atlassian – Main Site Jira Atlassian – Product Site Bitbucket Atlassian – Product Site Sourcetree Atlassian – Product Site SetApp – Main Site Timing SetApp – Product Site Bullet Journal – Analog Journaling Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Mark Dalrymple on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Combine and a Few Things in Between with Mark Dalrymple – Podcast S09 E10 appeared first on Kodeco.

Dru and Jenn talk with Google’s Android Toolkit Lead Developer Romain Guy about Android Q and UX; then Jenn takes a look at Jetpack Compose. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Romain on Android Q and UX Android Q – Android Dev Android Details – Android Blog What’s New in Android Google I/O ’19 – Video Dark Theme Android Q – Feature Live Captions Android Q – Feature Camera X Android Q – Feature Gesture Navigation Android Q – Feature Folding Devices Android Q – Feature Affinity Productivity – Graphic Tool Suite Open Look Gui Sun Microsystems – Wikipedia The Design of Everyday Things Book – Amazon.com Skeumorphism – Wikipedia Jetpack Compose with Jenn Jetpack Compose Developer Documentation – Android Kotlin Community Jetpack Compose Primer Tutorial – RayWenderlich.com Jetpack Compose Sneak Peak (Part 1) – AndroidPub Jetpack Compose Quick Setup (Part 2) – Android Pub Jetpack Compose UI (Part 3) – Android Pub Declaritive UI Patterns Google I/O ’19 – Video What is Reactive Programming? Blog Post – RedElastic What is a Lambda (Function) – Stack Overflow About Romain Android Developers Backstage – Podcast Photography – Romain Guy Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Romain Guy on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Google’s Android Toolkit Lead Developer Romain Guy about Q and UX – Podcast S09 E09 appeared first on Kodeco.

Developer Advocate for IntelliJ Hadi Hariri talks to Jenn and Dru about Kotlin. Then Jenn shows us some of her favorite Android Studio shortcuts. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Hadi on Kotlin The Kotlin Apprentice Book – RayWenderlich.com Kotlin Coroutines by Tutorials Book – RayWenderlich.com Higher Order Functions and Lambdas – KotlinLang.org Kotlin basics: Types. Any, Unit, and Nothing – itnext.io Kotlin Null Safety Tutorial – RayWenderlich.com Amstrad CPC 464 – Wikipedia Jenn’s Android Shortcuts Functional programming with Kotlin Video – Hadi Hariri Kotlin 102 – Beyond the Basics Video – Hadi Hariri IntelliJ IDEA based IDEs Tips and Tricks Video – Hadi Hariri Android Studio Tips and Tricks – RayWenderlich.com IntelliJ IDEA Keyboard Shortcuts Android Studio Keyboard Shortcuts Haptic Touch bar Feedback Cmd + Shift + A – Find Action/Shortcut Alt + Enter is the one shortcut to rule them all Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Hadi Hariri on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Developer Advocate Hadi Hariri Talks about Kotlin and More- Podcast S09 E08 appeared first on Kodeco.

A replay of our Google I/O 2019 Keynote team analyzing the day’s announcements. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Joe Howard on Twitter Victoria Gonda on Twitter Filip Babić on Twitter Nishant Srivistava on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Google I/O Livecast Replay – Podcast S09 E07 appeared first on Kodeco.

We flip our sites on to Android as Speaker Chiu-Ki Chan talks with Jenn and Dru about testing. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Chiu-Ki Chan on Android Testing Android Unit Testing with Mockito UI Testing with Kakao Tutorial for Android: Getting Started Espresso Testing and Screen Robots: Getting Started Test-Driven Development Tutorial for Android: Getting Started Google Developer Group – About the platform Espresso Library – Android Development Documentation Testing Pyramid – Diagram Unit Test – Wikipedia Intent Class – Android Development Documentation JVM, device, UI quadrants – Diagram Test Driven Development – Article Regression Testing – Article SQLite – Database Hermetic testing environment – Packt Flutter – Main Site Android Testing Zine Effective Android Testing for Mobile Developers Android Espresso Essential Training Advanced Android Espresso Testing 360|AnDev – Conference Site Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Chiu-ki Chan on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post All About Testing with Chiu-Ki Chan – Podcast S09 E06 appeared first on Kodeco.

Testing and the User take our attention today as John Sundell joins us to navigate testing and eggs while Dru talks about working with UX design. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links John Sundell on Testing Swift by Sundell – Website Designing Swift APIs article – Swift by Sundell What does Git Blame do – Stack Overflow Moya Network Abstraction Framework – GitHub Unit Testing – Software Testing Fundamentals How to measure code Coverage in XCode article – Hacking With Swift TDD Test Driven Development – Technology Conversations Integration Test – Wikipedia End-to-End Test – Software Testing Help Getting started with Xcode UI testing in Swift – Medium.com UX Design What is User Experience (UX) Design? – Interactive Design Foundation/li> What is a Wireframe – UXPin Vector Graphics – Tech Target Human Interface Guidelines – Apple Documentation XD – Adobe XD Info Sketch – Sketch main site AppCooker – AppCooker main site Adaptive Design – Wikipedia Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter John Sundell on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post “Amateur Chef” John Sundell Talks about Swift, Life, and Food! – Podcast S09 E05 appeared first on Kodeco.

Sean Allen tells us how to enrich development careers through content creation and we take one more trip to the WWDC wishing well. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Content Creation Sean Allen Channel – YouTube Swift over Coffee – Podcast iOS Dev Discussions – Podcast HODL – Wikipedia Macaw – Github Ellipsoid Green Screen – Amazon WWDC Wish List WWDC Livecast Advance Link – You Tube WWDC Runors – MacWorld Swiping Keyboard – TechCrunch Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Sean Allen on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Enriching Your Dev Career with Sean Allen – Podcast S09 E04 appeared first on Kodeco.

PSPDFKit creator Peter Steinberger joins us to talk about the framework. Dru talks about UIKit widgets he hates and everyone enjoys some Marzipan. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links PSPDFKit – Main Site UIDatePicker * – Apple Documentation UIPickerView * – Apple Documentation Skeumorphism – What is Skeuomorphism Marzipan – Article, 9to5Mac Jog Shuttle – What is a Jog-Wheel VCR – Wikipedia Correction * Correction: Dru commented that UIDatePicker is a subclass of UIPicker. In fact UIDatePicker is a subclass of UIControl and UIPickerView is a subclass of UIView. Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Peter Steinberger on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Peter Steinberger, Coding, a Peek At PSPDFKit and More – Podcast S09 E03 appeared first on Kodeco.

iOS Early Adopter Erica Sadun tells us about the early days of Jailbreaking and Swift coding Style. Then, Dru talks about how to abuse UITableViews. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links Swift Style, 2nd Edition – Book, Pragmatic Bookshelf EricaSadun.com – Book iOS Jailbreaking – Wikipedia Cydia App Hackintosh PowerBook Duo (DuoDock) Coding Indention Style – Wikipedia Allman Style Braces – Wikipedia UITableView – Documentation, Apple The Curious Case Of The Missing Vertical Slider – Swift Notions Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Erica Sadun on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Early Days of Jailbreaking and Swift Coding Style Talks with Erica Sadun – Podcast S09 E02 appeared first on Kodeco.

We start season 9 with a visit from James Dempsey (sans breakpoints) who talks about coding around the “One Happy Path.” Then, Dru talks about nesting UI controllers. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Triplebyte. Applying to programming jobs usually means endless applications to countless hours of technical screens. With Triplebyte, there’s a better way. You do one online interview, and then you get to go straight to final interviews at hundreds of companies (from tech giants like Dropbox to exciting startups). It’s like the Common App for software engineers. No resume needed. As listeners of this podcast, if you take a job through Triplebyte, you’ll get $1000 signing bonus. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Episode Links James Dempsey and the Breakpoints JamesDempsey.net Live near WWDC App camp for Girls Model View Controller Video – Song JSON Main Site AppStore Apple Site do catch syntax – Swift Error Handling Documentation error protocol Documentation – Swift fatal_error Documentation – Swift turtles all the way down – Wikipedia IChing – Wikipedia UITableViewController Documentation – Apple San Francisco Font Video – WWDC 2016 Codable Protocol Documentation – Swift Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter James Dempsey on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post James Dempsey Talks about Coding Around the “One Happy Path” – Podcast S09 E01 appeared first on Kodeco.

Welcome back to our Season 9 Kickoff. Dru has got a quick episode where he calls up our new co-host for you to meet and talks about some of the things you don’t want to miss this season. New Co-Host, Jenn Bailey Great Guests Livecasts for WWDC AND Google I/O … and much much more! [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] To download the transcript for this episode click here Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? Email here to find out how! Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jenn Bailey on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Season 9 Kickoff – Podcast S09 E00 appeared first on Kodeco.

IBMers Chris Bailey and David Okun of the recently published “Server Side Swift with Kitura” walk us through this growing technology. Then, we say goodbye to Jay and season 8 and tell you how YOU can be our Season 9 Co-host. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Instabug Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Kitura Server Side Swift with Kitura Book – RayWenderlich.com Kitura.io Web – Main Site Node.js Web – Main Site Linux Web – Main Site Darwin Web – Apple Open Source Part 1, Part 2 Podcast – RWPodcast Concurrency Episodes iso 8601 Definition – Wikipedia iso 8601 and Codable Blog – Hacking with Swift Ask Mercedes App – iTunes Store Micropayments Definition – Wikipedia try! Swift Conference – Tokyo ORM Definition – Wikipedia Prometheus Project – Github Grafana Web – Main Site SwiftNIO Project – Github JOIN US We are looking for our Season 9 Co-host and it could be you! If you are interested in joining our show; have iOS, Android, or Server-side developmental knowledge; and have a voice — then you should join our team. Being a season host brings a lot of great benefits: You’re not starting from scratch – you have a well established audience, a proven format, and marketing support from raywenderlich.com. You’re not doing it alone – you’ll be working with a talented and experienced co-host (who’s also a super nice guy) – Dru! People will recognize you – tons of people have come up to our podcast hosts in the past complimenting them on their podcast, recognizing their voice, chatting with them, etc – it’s like being a mini-celebrity! You’ll get to speak with famous members of the community – you can pick out well known/respected members of the community you’ve always wanted to talk to and have an excuse to have a chat with them – an opportunity you wouldn’t get any other way! You’ll learn tons – by researching for episodes, and talking with experts You’ll help others – by showcasing new technologies folks want to learn about You’ll make a friend – Chances are good you’ll be good friends with Dru by the end of this (for better or worse, hee hee) You’ll have fun – If you’re the kind of person who loves to learn and chat about technical subjects, you’ll have a blast! If you’re interested, please Email the Podcast Team, with a little bit about you and why you’d like to be a season host. Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Chris Bailey on Twitter David Okun on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post “Server Side Swift with Kitura”, Chris Bailey & David Okun, And the Growing Technology That Is Kitura – Podcast S08 E12 appeared first on Kodeco.

Dru and Jay invite René Cacheaux and Josh Berlin to talk about Advanced App Architecture and Redux [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links App Architecture Advanced iOS App Architecture Book – raywenderlich.com Martin Fowler Blog Swift by Sundell Advanced iOS Application Architecture and Patterns – WWDC 2014 Motivation behind Redux Flux ReSwift BASIC Computer Games: Microcomputer Edition Book – David H. Ahl More BASIC Computer Games Book – David H. Ahl Rocky in the Freezer Gyro Lamb Skewer Atlassian Michael ‘Mike’ Brady Ted Mosby Mr. Wiggin’s Abatoir Lego Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter René Cacheaux on Twitter Josh Berlin on Twitter Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post René Cacheaux and Josh Berlin Talk about Advanced App Architecture and Redux – Podcast S08 E11 appeared first on Kodeco.

Chris LaPollo and Matthijs Hollemans join Dru and Jay in a conversation on Machine Learning to fight off Skynet and the MCP. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Machine Learning Machine Learning by Tutorials Book – raywenderlich.com Model Supervised Learning Bayes Networks GPU A12 Chip Tensor Processing Unit NVidia Curse of Dimensionality Neural Network Military Tank Image Failure Google reduce power usage for cooling Warehouse in China Spektral purchase by Apple FaceID Memojis Amazon Resume Bias Debugging around a black box Coca Cola Translate Dead Ancestors Beginning of Time 1970 cryptocurrency GPU costs lidar radar AutoTune MCP Skynet Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Matthijs Hollemans on Twitter Chris LaPollo on Twitter Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Machine Learning talks with Chris LaPollo and Matthijs Hollemans – Podcast S08 E10 appeared first on Kodeco.

From “Metal by Tutorials” authors Caroline Begbie and Marius Horga are joined by editor Jessy Caterwaul to help us get our grok on for the 3D world of Metal [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Metal Metal by Tutorials Book – raywenderlich.com Microcomputer Graphics Book – Addison Wesley Blender – Modelling Software Substance Designer and Painter – Software Good things Metal – Blog glTF – Overview USD – Introduction to Universal Scene Description mtlfunctiontype – Apple Documentation Accelerate – Apple Documentation Subdivision Surface – Wikipedia Normal Mapper – Wikipedia Synethesia – Wikipedia Grok – Wikipedia Utah Teapot – Wikipedia Shaertoy – Website Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Caroline Begbie on Twitter Marius Horga on Twitter Jessy Caterwaul on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post All things ‘Metal’ with Caroline Begbie, Marius Horga and Jessy Caterwaul – Podcast S08 E09 appeared first on Kodeco.

Starting out in Android? Darryl Bayliss takes us into the “Android Apprentice” and helps us take our first steps on this amazing platform. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Sentry.io Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Android Android Apprentice Book – raywenderlich.com Android Studio Kotlin RSS Atom Constraints Manifest File Intents Fragments Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Darryl Bayliss on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Darryl Bayliss Takes Us More into the ‘Android Apprentice’ – Podcast S08 E08 appeared first on Kodeco.

Jimmy Alamparambil, Matt Larson, and Jonathan Ogle-Barrington from the recently announced “Unity AR and VR by Tutorials” take us down the rabbit hole into their growing technologies in this supersized-hour long episode. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links General Unity AR and VR by Tutorials – RayWenderlich.com Unity VR Kintosis (Motion Sickness) Vive (HTC) Oculus Go (Stand-alone) Lenovo Mirage Solo Oculus Rift Google Cardboard Google Daydream Windows MR PlayStation VR VR – Watching microglances to adjust room movement (Intel?) Roller Coaster VR Demo VR Car design demo Ready Player One – Film Tomorrowland – Film Infinideck – Omnidirectional Treadmill (Ready Player One) Beat Saber Space Pirate Trainer VR with Glasses Unity VRTK WWDC 2017 VR Announcement – Video AR ARKit Google ARCore ARKit Remote ARKit 2.0 Google Tango ??? Unity AR AR WorldMap ARCore Cloud Anchors ARFoundation link-1, link-2 Unite Berlin Apple acquires Akonia – news Leap Motion AR Reference Design Rainbows End – Book Hyper Reality – Video Unity Labs MARS demo at Unite Berlin – Video Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Jimmy Alamparambil on Twitter Matt Larson on Twitter Jonathan Ogle-Barrington on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Jimmy Alamparambil, Matt Larson, Jonathan Ogle-Barrington and a look into AR and VR – Podcast S08 E07 appeared first on Kodeco.

Kelvin Lau and Vincent Ngo of “Data Structures and Algorithms in Swift” show why to have these into your core knowledge list. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Sentry.io Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Data Structures And Algorithms Data Structures and Algorithms in Swift Book – raywenderlich.com Why learn algorithms Swift Algorithm Club – Github Protocol-Oriented Programming – Video WWDC 2015 Swift Generics/a> – Video WWDC 2018 Using Collections Effectively – Video WWDC 2018 What’s new in Swift – Video WWDC 2018 Binary Trees – Wikipedia Bubble Sort – Wikipedia Sorting Algorithms – Wikipedia Big-O Notation Cheat Sheet Radix Sort – Wikipedia Node – Wikipedia Copy on Write – Wikipedia Coin Sorter Design Patterns by Tutorials Book – raywenderlich.com Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Kelvin Lau on Twitter Vincent Ngo on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Data Structures and Algorithms – Podcast S08 E06 appeared first on Kodeco.

The team from of “Server Side Swift with Vapor” shows us some of what is new in Vapor 3 and talks about the architecture and testing. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Realm Server Side Swift with Vapor Book – raywenderlich.com Vapor – Main Site Vapor Cloud Vapor Toolbox Vapor Community Leaf – Github SPM – Swift Package Manager – Github (Not a hobbyists’ tool) Homebrew – Package manager apt – Linux package manager Event Loop – Wikipedia Cocoapods – Dependency Manager Carthage – Dependency Manager XCTest – Apple Documentation Stress Testing – Wikipedia Swift Codable Protocol – Apple Documentation ISO 8601 – Date and Time Format 1970 Date Issue – Wikipedia Sherlocked Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Tim Condon on Twitter Tanner Nelson on Twitter Jonas Schwartz on Twitter Logan Wright on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Server-Side Swift with Vapor – Podcast S08 E05 appeared first on Kodeco.

Marin Todorov author of “Realm: Building Modern Swift Apps with Realm Database” among many other Ray Wenderlich texts gives us a view into the Realm Database system. Then Dru makes his case for why adopting better accessibility standards is easier than you’d think. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Realm Realm: Building Modern Swift Apps with Realm Database – Ray Wenderlich.com Realm.io realm – Github Object-relational mapping Accessibility Accessibility (UIKit) – Apple Documentation Accessibility (AppKit) – Apple Documentation Deliver an Exceptional Accessibility Experience – WWDC 2018 Accessible Drag and Drop – WWDC 2018 What’s new in Accessibility – WWDC 2017 Design for Everyone – WWDC 2017 What’s new in Accessibility – WWDC 2016 Auditing your Apps for Accessibility – WWDC 2016 NSHapticFeedback Performer Apple MFI Program Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Marin Todorov on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Realm and Accessibility – Podcast S08 E04 appeared first on Kodeco.

Joshua Greene and Jay Strawn, the authors of “Design Patterns by Tutorials”, join us to talk about different Design Patterns and SOLID. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Design Patterns Design Patterns by Tutorials – Ray Wenderlich Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object Oriented Software (Gang of Four) Delegate Pattern Model View Controller Factory Pattern Singleton Pattern Strategy Pattern MVVM Flyweight Pattern SOLID Emacs VI Wars Chainsaw Ice Art Tobe Hooper Cryptocurrencies Buckaroo Banzai Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Joshua Greene on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Design Patterns – Podcast S08 E03 appeared first on Kodeco.

We welcome the team from “ARKit by Tutorials” to talk about ARKit. What it is, what’s new this year, and the workhorse that is Facial Recognition. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by Instabug. Instabug is an SDK that minimizes your debugging time by providing you with a comprehensive bug and crash reporting solution. It only takes a line of code to integrate. Get started now for free or get 20% off all plans, use discount code raypodcast. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links ARKit/Facial Recognition ARKit by Tutorials – Ray Wenderlich.com 3D Apple Games by Tutorials – Ray Wenderlich.com USDZ File Format ARKit World Map Dot Camera under IR – Video Motion Capture (MoCap) Machine Learning – RWDevCon Day of the Indie Roundabout: Creative Chaos Indie DevStock Just Write Code Border Collie Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Chris Language on Twitter Tammy Coron on Twitter or the Web Namrata Bandekar on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post ARKit/Facial Recognition – Podcast S08 E02 appeared first on Kodeco.

Kicking off Season 8 with Ellen Shapiro and Joe Howard from “The Kotlin Apprentice” talking about the differences between Kotlin and Swift and where Kotlin can be found. [Subscribe in iTunes] [RSS Feed] This episode is sponsored by PubNub. Interested in sponsoring a podcast episode? We sell ads via Syndicate Ads, check it out! Episode Links Kotlin Kotlin Apprentice – Ray Wenderlich.com JetBrains IntelliJ False Cognate Reduce – Swift Reduce – Kotlin Fold – Kotlin Co-routines Kotlin Conf try! Swift Nimegen Star Wars Kotlin v. Swift presentations https://youtu.be/Tzgh4OTWv4c https://youtu.be/JK2s6n80Sl8 Kotlin/Native: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/native-overview.html https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2017/04/kotlinnative-tech-preview-kotlin-without-a-vm/ https://blog.kotlin-academy.com/architecture-for-multiplatform-development-in-kotlin-cc770f4abdfd Kotlin iOS: https://blog.kotlin-academy.com/multiplatform-native-development-in-kotlin-now-with-ios-a8546f436eec Kotlin for Data Science: https://youtu.be/J8GYPG6pt5w http://tomstechnicalblog.blogspot.com/2016/10/kotlin-for-data-science.html Server Side Kotlin: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/server-overview.html https://blog.heroku.com/rise-of-kotlin https://youtu.be/Xu3Yn6Nx-iw KotlinJS: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/javascript/kotlin-to-javascript/kotlin-to-javascript.html https://youtu.be/1Pu0TYJJ2Tw https://youtu.be/FDOECr-sT6U Kotlin v. Dart/Flutter: https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/82ojv0/should_google_have_chosen_kotlin_for_flutter/ https://proandroiddev.com/what-the-f-tter-understanding-flutter-as-an-android-java-developer-2158086a2bd9 Contact Us Dru Freeman on Twitter Jay Strawn on Twitter Ellen Shaprio on Twitter Joe Howard on Twitter Email the Podcast Team Where To Go From Here? We hope you enjoyed this episode of our podcast. Be sure to subscribe in iTunes to get notified when the next episode comes out. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast, and any suggestions on what you’d like to hear in future episodes. Feel free to drop a comment here, or email us anytime at [email protected]. The post Kotlin Vs. Swift: Ellen Shapiro and Joe Howard Talk More About the Differences and More – Podcast S08 E01 appeared first on Kodeco.