Martin Pilkington (@pilky) is the owner and lead developer of MCubed Software based in England. MCubed develops the popular Mac desktop client for Lighthouse, Lighthouse Keeper. In this episode, we discuss Martin's process for taking an idea from nothing to a full product.

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MCubed

Ray Wenderlich (@raywenderlich) is an indy iOS developer, and co-author of the book 'Learning Cocos2d'. Ray, in conjunction with a team of other indy developers, regular writes for his iOS tutorial site, http://www.raywenderlich.com, and has recently self published a new ebook iOS5 by Tutorials.

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Cocos2d
Cocos3d
Tiled
Particle Designer
Borderlands
cocos2d-X - C++
cocos2d android
Learning Cocos2d on Amazon

Steve "Scotty" Scott (@macdevnet) is a mac podcasting legend. On a recent visit to the MacTech conference in LA, I discussed how Scotty got his foot in the door as a mac developer to become the podcasting and videocasting giant he is today!

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Open Source Spotlight

PSStackedView

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CocoaConf, Raleigh, NC, Dec 1-3
MacTech
iDeveloperTV

Eloy Duran recently gave a talk about MacRuby for SecondConf 2011 in Chicago. Eloy is a MacRuby core team member and consultant at Fingertips in The Nederlands. Saul and Eloy discussed the MacRuby project, as well as Eloy's new cocoa source dependency manager, CocoaPods.

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@alloy 
SecondConf
MacRuby
MacRuby Source
MacRuby Mailing List
ControlTower
Sinatra
CocoaPods

Developing mobile apps is tough when you need to get them out to beta testers. HockeyApp makes it easy to get vital information about your app once it enters the world of beta testing. In this episode, Andreas Linde tells us about HockeyApp and QuinceyKit. We also talk to Kirby Turner about how to share code between your Mac and iOS projects without duplicating effort.

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HockeyApp

HockeyKit
QuinceyKit

Andres Linde on Twitter: therealkerni

Kirby Turner on Twitter: kirbyt

White Peak Software
Learn iPad Programming

360idev is the largest and best indie iOS developer conference. I had a chance to talk to David Whatley from Simutronics, Markus Nigrin and Bill and Andrew Dudney about their experiences and perceptions on the mobile game development industry.

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@nsxdavid
 Simutronics 

@markusn
http://pocketcyclone.com/ 

@bdudney
@adudney 

The last in the series of interviews from WWDC 2011, we chat with Marc Edwards from Bjango based in Melborne, Austrailia. Marc Edwards is the Lead Designer at Bjango making awesome Mac and iOS apps for your enjoyment.

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http://ocmock.org
OCMock repo on github
Iterate Podcast
Iterate on iTunes
SwipeConf

SoftwareOps makes personal data security applications such as My Eyes Only and Aerochive. Joe Michels is the ower who left his well paying day job in the early days of the AppStore to start SoftwareOps, a growing and profitable app maker looking to expand. We discuss some of the analysis Joe has done over the years to notice trends in the App Store, and try to examine how SoftwareOps has gone from a single employee to many in 3 years.

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CocoanutKit
SoftwareOps

Jeff Biggus  is the founder of HyperJeff, Inc. and cofounder of Big Stone Phone, producing Unix, Mac, iPhone and iPad apps, and custom in-house software for companies specializing in physics and math software. He has been an independent programming consultant for more than 15 years. Jeff cut his teeth on programming back in the early 1980s on the Apple ][+ and by creating the HyperJeff Network in 1994, a site serving the Mac OS X community since Rhapsody, back in ’99. Get 15% admission to 360idev by using the code NSBRIEFROCKS at checkout!

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NSMapTable
Apple Developer Documentation
NSMapTable Blog post on Cocoa with Love 
NSMapTable entry on cocoadev

Accelerate Framework Documentation for Mac
Accelerate Framework Documentation for iOS