- Apple November 10th event.

- A14X leaked tests show a rumored MacBook Air model beating the i9 MacBook Pro 16 by a good margin on performance.

- Rumor - TestFlight for macOS to debut next week.

- Preordering for iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max is now available. But which one will I get?

- Rumor - Apple to start requiring the display of privacy information on store listings starting December 8th.

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Refactoring code is some thing we should all consider doing. Not everything can be refactored, but you should review and consider it when you get the chance. In this episode I offer a few reasons to why you should think about it and some tips on doing it the right way to not only help you in the future but team mates now.

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XcodeGen is a great tool for creating and more importantly re-creating your Xcode project file. Especially useful for anyone that ever had a source control merge problem, there are too many of us and this helps solve it. Listen on to find out what it does and why it matters.

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In this episode we have some details on a new Apple event in mid October, plus I talk about why Hacktoberfest is something you should try to take part in.

Details on Hacktoberfest can be found at https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com

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- Apple Watch

- Series 6

- New Blue, Updated Gold, Graphite, Product Red colors

- Measures Blood Oxygen level via new sensor

- Brighter outdoor display

- Apple Watch SE is new in the range coming in at a lower price tag at $279

- Apple Watch 6 starts at $399

- Apple One

- All of Apple services in one plan

- Arrives this Fall with 30 days trial

- Individual plan $14.95/month

- Music

- TV+

- Arcade

- iCloud 50gb

- Family plan $19.95/month (5 members)

- Music

- TV+

- Arcade

- iCloud 200gb

- Premier $29.95 for the family

- iCloud 2tb

- Music

- TV+

- Arcade

- News Plus

- Fitness+

- iPad

- iPad 8th generation

- 40% faster CPU

- 2x faster GPU

- Starts at $329

- Supports original Apple Pencil

- iPad Air

- Design matches the Pro

- USB-C connector

- Works with the magic keyboard cover

- TouchID is now in the power button

- New Sky Blue, Green, Rose Gold colors

- A14 chip which is newer than current iPhone

- Starts at $599

- New iPad, iPhone, watchOS and TVOS available from Sept 16th.

- Xcode 12GM available today along with GM releases for the new OS’, NOT macOS 11 though.

Some of the changes Apple notified us about during WWDC 20 are now taking effect.

Let’s take a look at the change to existing apps during the review process that has a guideline violation.

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In this episode, I share some thoughts or maybe concerns is a better word regarding the current state of Apple reviews for both developer accounts and the knock-on effect for users.

This is something that all of us should have an opinion on or at least be aware of.

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The final important step to success is making the production build to push to the AppStore. This might sound simple, but you should have a checklist of things so you get it right and stand a good chance of passing review and happy customers.

In this episode, I discuss the flow of pushing to the store from Xcode and the checklist of items I have for making sure everything is as it needs to be.

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I spent a week working with the new beta 2's and have some thoughts, spoiler....mostly complimentary!

- Beta feedback is important

- Big Sur beta 2 on an external SSD

- My thoughts on the new UI and icons

- 5 Things I love about Xcode 12 (beta 2)

- Swift Typealias

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WWDC20 is over, there is a massive amount of things to talk about but I'm picking just a couple.

Plus, what have I been working on and my adventures with macOS Big Sur and Combine.

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