On Sunday November 23, 2014, the world's first Apple Watch hackathon took place at the Hacker Dojo in Mountain View, California. There were many ideas and contest entries. Check this episode out to get an idea of some of the projects people worked on. As I've recently moved to Silicon Valley, I hope to bring more interviews from live events like the WatchKit Hackathon.

#133: WatchKit Hackathon

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At the second @swift developer conference in Shenzhen, China, Saul has a conversation with China’s most famous developer, Tang “Eddie” Qiao. They discussed a wide variety of topics about speaking languages, being famous in China, and the age old problem of making money on the AppStore in China.

#154: Tang Qiao

The NSBrief podcast lives again! Saul is here to talk about the show, what changes are in store, and where things will go from here. Thanks for supporting the show all these years, and stay subscribed!

#153: Reboot

Justin Miller (@incanus77) is the Senior iOS engineer at MapBox. In this interview, Janie and Justin discuss using OpenGL and Metal to build map frameworks. They also talk about some new stuff going on at MapBox.

#152: Justin Miller

Vicki Wenderlich (@vwenderlich) is the lead designer at Ray Wenderlich.com. There she has built all the custom artwork for nearly all the tutorials including the artwork delivered with each tutorial sample project. In this episode, Janie and Vicki discuss careers and designing games with game developers.

#151: Vicki Wenderlich

BJ Miller discusses his experiences writing a technical book with Janie

#133: WatchKit Hackathon

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