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Episode 294: Contact Tracing & iPhone SE

04.18.2020 - By Tim Mitra, Jaime Lopez Jr, Mark RubinPlay

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We follow up on Deadpool and Lee Krasner. From the Twitter we follow up on Objective-C vs the hype cycle, Greg Heo used Fortran back in the day, Tim discusses the 360 panorama Cycloramic app from the flat sided iPhone 5 era. We also follow up on Jeff Warkin's posts on UIButton. Swift Paris Online took place. Apple launches Today at Apple (at Home). Why NASA Needs a Programmer Fluent In 60-Year-Old Languages. Rumor has it that Apple is working on a flat-sided iPhone and smaller Home Pod. The latest Home Pod13.4 update is based on tvOS. GitHub is now free for teams. At long last you can order wheels for your shiny new Mac Pro. Apple introduces the iPhone SE - second generation based on iPhone 8 form factor. Apple is developing Clips which will allow for partial app downloads. Apple and Google partner on COVID-19 contact tracing technology. NSHipster examines the upcoming Contact Tracing framework from Apple, coincidentally written in Objective-C. Picks: Developing Inclusive Mobile Apps - Building Accessible Apps for iOS and Android, War Stories: How Prince of Persia slew the Apple II’s memory limitations. Photo: Flickr/Candida Performa Special Guest: Mike Vinakmens. Support More Than Just Code podcast - iOS and Swift development, news and advice Links:Lee Krasner - WikipediaGeorg Tuparev on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast Objective-C was invented around 1985. Reached the “buzz” status after the introduction of the AppStore. How is the “language half time” invented?" / Twitter<a href="https://twitter.com/gregheo/status/1249861876378288128" title="Greg Heo on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast not COBOL but I did Fortran at my first job...it was already super legacy code at the time, but you know governments move slow

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