Scotty talks with Drew McCormack, one of the main developers behind the Apple Design Award winning app Agenda.

Scotty and John discuss if they feel Cocoa would be done differently if written in Swift and John shares his WWDC lab experience.

Scotty and John sum up their reactions to the WWDC 2018 keynote and state of the union.

Scotty and John, just like every other Apple developer podcast in the universe this week, discuss their hopes for WWDC 2018.

Scotty and John are back after 4 months. John gets straigh back into talking about StackViews and Scotty talks about his recent experiences with React Native.

In this episode recorded back in Jan 2018 Scotty & John discuss Stack Views, fighting the frameworks and some of the overheads involved in having large unit test suites.

The boys are back with a fragile agreement to be nice to each other. They praise stack views and slam bindings while not really caring about the recent intel chip security issues. They also discuss how submodules are still confusing and Scotty wishes he could use the Swift Package Manager.

After a long time away the boys are back and John is so excited he has literally split open. Once they have cleaned up the mess that made they talk about the Lottie open source library, accessibility and the iPhone X

Back after Scotty's vacation the boys talk about the release of the Netflix app in Hebrew. John's new adventures in Swift and Scottys disappointment with the way Realmac Software have handled the closing of Typed.com

Scotty and John record this episode while preparing a BBQ. They talk about accessibilbity , internationalization, refactoring , unit testing, code review and functional programming.