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We Have All The Heroes with Stefano Mondino
Stefano Mondino from Synesthesia comes on to talk doing not product work at Synesthesia as opposed to building a product and working with multiple projects across vari...
Calm Intentions with Alaina Kafkes
Alaina Kafkes from Calm joins us to talk about implementing App Intents and what she learning about her experience. Also special announcement regarding a certain app I...
Empowering Accessibility with Via Fairchild
Via Fairchild comes on the show to talk about accessibility, UI Kit, Swift UI and how it all brings your app to a wider more diverse audience.GuestVia FairchildVia Fai...
Learning Judo with Sean Rucker
Sean Rucker from Judo comes on to talk about their product and what they learned in the process of building Judo in dealing with SwiftUI.GuestSean RuckerJudoX @seanruc...
The Making of Callsheet with Casey Liss
Casey Liss comes on to talk about his new app Callsheet, working with Movie and TV APIs, old TV hardware companies, and enjoying App Review on the beach.GuestCasey Lis...
Swiftly Tooling with Pol Piella Abadia
Pol Piella Abadia comes on to talk about what's new in Xcode 15 as well as the landscape of CI tools out there. We aslo geek out about SwiftUI on the terminal and how...
Building a Video SDK with Marc Schwieterman
Marc Schwieterman from daily.co joins us to talk about the in and outs of building a video SDK and what capabilities are for iOS.GuestMarc Schwieterman marcschwieterma...
Action Button for Ring Tones with Evan Stone
It's September Time! You know what that means. Evan Stone joins us to talk about the different ways we can spend money as well as his adventures at Apple's Vision Pro ...
Revisiting Third-Party APIs with Christian Selig
A lot has changed since the last time Christian Selig was on the show. We talk Apollo post-morten, Third-Party APIs and of course Pixel Pals!GuestChristian Selig (webs...
It Depends with Brandon Williams
Brandon Williams from Point-Free comes on to talk about what dependencies are and managing then whether in testing or dealing with scaling.GuestBrandon Williams @mbran...
Edge of Concurrency with Matt Massicotte
Matt Massicotte from Chime talks about the challenges he faced migrating the Async/Await and some misconceptions folks might have with asynchronous programming.GuestMa...
Swift Server Workgroup with Joannis Orlandos
Joannis Orlandos comes on to talk about the exciting work being done by the Swift Server Workground such as the new HTTP Types, Open API Kit, and Distributed Actors as...
Now You Know What I'm Doing This Summer
In this episode, Leo goes over what he's working on this Summer of WWDC 2023 such as deep diving into watchOS 10 for Heartwitch, migrating from Combine to Observation ...
macOS Indie Deep Cuts with Aaron Vegh
Aaron Vegh, indie macOS developer comes on to talk about building Quantum Author, a long-form writing app. We talk about how he decides what UI SDK to use, how to make...
Supercharged with Pedro Piñera
Pedro Piñera of Tuist comes on to talk about his work on Tuist, thoughts on Mergable Libraries, Server-Side Swift, SwiftData, and the future of Tuist Cloud.GuestPedro ...
Arm Sling for Apple Watch Developers with Hidde van der Ploeg
Hidde van der Ploeg comes on to talk about all the big updates coming to watchOS 10 such as new UIs, better developer experience, and more.GuestHidde van der Ploeg - @...
Spatial Experiences of the Wild with Adrian Eves
Adrian Eves tells us about what it was like meeting folks at WWDC and what it was like watching some his work and his colleagues' work come to fruition.GuestAdrian Eve...
Platforms State of Union 2023 with Peter Witham
Peter comes on for our annual discussion of the WWDC 2023 Platforms State of the Union including Macs, Macros, Swift Data, watchOS, and the other thing 🥽.GuestPeter Wi...
My Taylor Deep Dish Swift Heroes World Tour
For the 150th episode, Leo talks about his travels to Deep Dish Swift and Swift Heroes, his experience speaking at Swift Heroes, his thoughts on 32 talks, and what con...
How to WWDC with Peter Witham
Peter comes on to discuss how to prepare for WWDC, what to really do that week, and what to focus on during the summer.GuestPeter Witham - Compileswift.com - TwitterRe...
Pizza, Playpen, and Fastlane Funding with Josh Holtz
Josh Holtz comes on to talk about a certain conference in a few weeks, the future of Fastlane, building kids apps with guided access and learning the other mobile prog...
Going Pro with Sean Allen
Sean Allen joins the podcast to talk about what it means to be a pro developer, how to manage your career, and how to use social media to your benefit.GuestSean Allen ...
Apples, Glasses, and HAL, Oh My!
In this episode, we explore the exciting and rapidly changing landscape of iOS development, as we discuss the potential impact of AI, machine learning, and AR glasses ...
Reality and Architecture with Mohammad Azam
Mohammad Azam (aka Azam Sharp) talks about RealityKit and how to get started as well as his recent article exporting large-scale SwiftUI app development.GuestMohammad ...
Yak Shaving with Tim Mitra
Tim Mitra comes on to talk about the some skills which are helpful for large teams, also how to gauge Apple's rumors and of course yak shaving.GuestTim Mitra (website)...
dataTile for Simulator with Marin Todorov
Marin Todorov joins us to talk about his app dataTile for Simulator: how it uses logs to help developers, getting help from Apple, and his experience with SwiftUI on m...
Mobile System Design with Tjeerd in 't Veen
Tjeerd in 't Veen comes on to talk about asking the right questions for requirements, interviews, testing, and keeping teams in sync.GuestTjeerd in 't Veen (Gumroad)Ma...
Swift Package Index with Dave Verwer and Sven Schmidt
Dave Verwer and Sven A. Schmidt come on the show to talk about their work with the Swift Package Index. They talk about the improvements to DocC publishing, plugin sup...
A Swiftly Year in Review with Antoine van der Lee
Antoine van der Lee joins the show again to talk about everything 2022 in the world of Swift like Async/Await, Existential vs Opaque types, Conferences, as well as his...
Elephant in the Room
For the last episode of the year, Leo gives a summary of his year and how it went mostly for him professionally but also personally. He answers questions about archite...
