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In this weeks show we (Scotty & John) discuss the initial problems with iOS 8 for both users and developers.
Once again this week I (Scotty) have had recording problems and whole bunch of crackle appears at around 14 minutes.
The problems John had getting a build of Findery ready for iOS 8 and how Google saved the day.
The pros and cons of having a dedicated build machine
The issue of bloated view controllers inspired by a chapter in a new book "Step By Step iOS Development"
Keeping tech publishing viable
How that time between major releases can feel like being in the wilderness.
Documentation : is it still relevant?
Why neither Scotty or John will have a shiny new iPhone this Friday
After another few weeks off Scotty and Jon finally catch up and talk about this weeks Apple event and it's consequences for the community.
John tells us about LemonJar, an awesome iOS console log viewer while Scotty describes his new Synology DS414 NAS and how he has gone completely mad and left GitHub.
Some how Scotty also managed to screw up his audio hence this weeks title, Sorry about the crackle.
Again it's a little late as I have been really busy.
In this episode Scotty and John talk about how to build teams. Should Apple open an engineering office away from Cupertino and if so where.
Scotty starts looking at OS X Server and potential cloud hosts for said server. (He would like to hear from people who have tried using it OS X Server or cloud OS X hosting).
John shares his first experience of trying to develop an iOS 8 extension and they both talk about the current "can you make money on the app store" debate.
We recorded this one a few weeks ago but it's taken me ages to get round to editing and releasing it.
In this episode Scotty talks to John about how his trip to Europe is going and Scotty announces RemObjects new Swift compiler for Android (called Silver) and new Mac IDE (called Fire).
From the publisher's feed