macOS Catalina is here, which means Catalyst (formerly known as Marzipan) is here! We discuss Catalyst, what it means for the platform and how it may impact how we build apps.

We're joined by our good friend Daryl Baxter. A writer and podcaster who covers gaming with a vintage lens, iPad, and Apple.

We catch up and chat about Apple Arcade, iPad OS and what might be coming from Apple this October.

Special Guest: Daryl Baxter.

While Dave Nott awaits announcements of new Macbook Pro hardware, he's getting deeper into his Raspberry Pi. His commandline expertise is increasing, and this will only pay him back when he's back on the tools for his upcoming iOS app.

Meanwhile, Dave Wood is getting back into marketing mode, putting together a new landing page for version 2.0 of his app GoVJ.

Dave Nott doesn't like iOS 13's Dark Mode, and tries to figure out some technical challenges with the new app he's developing. We troubleshoot live on the show and explore the options.

Meanwhile Dave Wood is looking at ways of increasing his revenue from his existing apps, without spending lots of time on new features.

In a special episode, our guests are Heidi and Ish, creators of Capsicum App and more.

Capsicum is a beautiful daily planner app, chock full of features and a unique design. Heidi and Ish were previously on the show over 2 years ago, when their app was still in it's early stages of development.

We welcome them back to the show to talk about their launch experiences, the highs and lows of seeing massive public interest on day one, and where they're taking it next.

Special Guests: Heidi Helen Pilypas and Ish.

The Apple September 2019 hardware event arrived like an early Christmas! New phones, iPads, watches and more 🎉

A solid set of updates, with something for everyone. We look across the new line up, and the things in the event that stood out.

We return, fresh from our summer/winter break, with a brand new season!

This week we have a very special guest on the show, Charlie Chapman, developer of the app Dark Noise. Charlie has had an amazing launch and start for his app. We dig into how he developed Dark Noise, and his experiences of releasing the app and gaining great success with his launch.

Waiting For Review is a podcast from Dave Nott, and Dave Wood. To join our podcast's slack channel, drop us a message on twitter at Waiting For Review.

Special Guest: Charlie Chapman.

Dave Nott installs Catalina on his unsupported Mac to dig into Xcode 11 and Swift UI...

Meanwhile we've a bit of an announcement to make. We're taking a short break across the summer (in the Northern hemisphere at least!), and will be back in a few weeks with Season 2 of the show.

Until then, you can reach us at our Slack channel, and catch up with us on Twitter. We'd like to give a huge thanks to all listeners of the show, and we'll be back with you soon!

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After realising we have little to no plan for this weeks show, we handily remember that we got new MacBooks last week - phew!

We discuss the new 13" MacBook Pro, the rather interesting 1.4Ghz CPU that sits within it and reflect a little on the 12" MacBook.

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We start the show with discussion of random videos online and deep fakes, before getting into the process of rebooting development on an indie app.

Dave Nott's scheduled return to indie development later this year leads us to wondering, what might an ideal indie balance be like, and might full-time, actually be a bad thing?

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