Episode 15: Mini mini M1ni
We discuss Apple's recent announcements, including the iPhones 12, what we really want form a mini, and the new M1 chip!
We discuss Apple's recent announcements, including the iPhones 12, what we really want form a mini, and the new M1 chip!
We predict the announcements to this week's One More Thing event, then take a deep dive into interviewing like a pro!
We are spotlight our very own host, Dimitri Bouniol, and learn how he got into development!
We are joined by special guest James McDougall and discuss how he got into development, and how to get your foot in the door as a Junior Developer!
We discuss last week's Hi, Speed event, including the new HomePod mini, iPhone 12, and 5G!
We predict what will be announced during this week's Hi, Speed event!
We discuss A14 performance leaks, Accessibility, and who to ask to test your apps.
We discuss how the App Store, app review, and marketing your app has changes over the years.
We discuss Apple's “Time Flies” September Event, and what it means for developers.
With special guests Josh Holtz and Tyler Hillsman, we discuss different App Store pricing models, and which would be the best fit for Josh's new app.
We discuss when to rewrite your code or tackle technical dept, introduce the world to documentation driven development, and discuss why the lack of good documentation may be hurting juniors trying to get established.
We discuss interviewing in 2020, getting acclimated to a new team while remote, and the real truth behind Test Driven Development, all with our special guest Dan Morse!
We discuss transitioning between Xcode toolchain versions, web development in Swift, and how to escapse tutorial hell.
We discuss the benefits of finding your niche and specializing when looking for new opportunities, and what would happen if we considered the App Store to be simply a provider, much like an ISP.
We discuss how to layout your UI using compositional layouts and diffable data sources, different ways to bring an iPhone UI to the iPad, and ways Apple could make the App Store a better place for both developers and users.