Episode 150! 🥳

After a contemplative festive period, we check back in (after recounting Dave Nott's latest set of USB-C woes) and discuss our plans and direction for 2020.

As we reach the end of 2019, we take a look back at our favourite Apple releases and products from this year.

We get into how these have impacted us and our work, and cast a thought ahead at what might be coming up in 2020.

Dave Nott is struggling to find a groove with indie app development.

We discuss ways he can get new ideas going, minimum viable products, and splitting projects up to get user feedback sooner rather than later.

Dave Wood has been on an adventure, working out how to architect a new project in SwiftUI. Dave Nott has many questions ...

(Contains MVVM, Coordinators, SwiftUI and ideas about testing... )

The great wait is over. Dave Nott has his 16" MacBook, and strangely, has been spending rather a lot of time with it booted into Windows.

Dave Nott has been off on a side quest these last few weeks.

We discuss what he's been up to, and how easy it is to fall down a rabbit hole. Shiny things are fun, but what are the effects on your focus and other projects?

After months of waiting, and a further two weeks of agonising over specs, Dave Nott has finally ordered the 16" MacBook Pro. We talk about Dave's build to order choices, and his reasonings, which got us to thinking about where things might be going for the Mac...

Join us for some Mac and Mac App store discussion.

This week we're joined by previous guest Charlie Chapman. After he and Dave Nott spent weeks campaigning for the machine, it only seemed right we have Charlie back on the show to discuss this wonderful new machine.

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Special Guest: Charlie Chapman.

In anticipation of this week's 16" MBP announcement we fall into a discussion of hardware and some end of year purchases. From monitors and iPads with brydge keyboards, to Apple Watches and refurb options.

Meanwhile, Dave Wood is eying up an Apple Watch series 3, with a view of bringing a small app to life.

Dave Wood explains the new screenshot automation process for his video mixing app, GoVJ.

Meanwhile Dave Nott's 2010 MacBook Pro continues to disintegrate before his eyes, almost as if it knows he's waiting for something new.