June 19, 2021 • 46 Minutes

iPad Development with Adam Shaw

In this episode, Leo is joined by Adam Shaw, developer at Bonobo Labs and Moleskine Studio. We talk about iPadOS 15 and developing apps for the iPad in 2021: Supporting multiple sizes, Apple Pencil, Pointer and Keyboards; as well as differences with the Mac and iPhone and issues with the iPad app market.

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Adam Shaw (Twitter @kabukivision)

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