Casey Liss joins John and Gui as the very first special guest on the show – to talk about going indie, CarPlay, and to analyze all of the new spelunking findings from the fifth beta of iOS 12.
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John and Gui talk about Apple’s recent updates to the MacBook Pro and the aftermath of their release, and use that as a starting point for a discussion about the future of the Mac and what really makes a computer a computer.
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John and Gui celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the App Store by talking about how app development and design has changed during the last decade, followed by an in-depth look at the new Shortcuts app and an introduction to Sharecuts.
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John and Gui dive into the latest news about AirPower, with some brand new details about iOS as an embedded platform. Apple’s recent keyboard repair policy then prompts a discussion about what makes a pro machine and what the perfect developer laptop could look like.
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After settling the scores from last episode’s poker game, John and Gui dives into the announcements and news from WWDC 2018. What does the new Shortcuts system mean for Siri, how useful is Augmented Reality really, what’s it like building a Mac app using UIKit and Marzipan, and much more.
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On this special pre-WWDC episode of the show, John and Gui play a special variant of Poker to share their predictions, speculations and hopes for what Apple might release at WWDC 2018.
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John and Gui talk about Google’s and Microsoft’s recent announcements at their developer conferences, and how they might affect Apple. They also discuss the viability of 3rd party Twitter clients, whether Apple is behind in terms of AI, and if a developer’s cut of an App Store sale will ever be increased.
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John and Gui dive deep into the possibilities of a WebKit & macOS system-wide dark theme and discuss all the new rumors about a declarative cross-platform UI framework for Apple’s platforms.
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John and Gui talk about the Mac Pro and how it’s being developed, Apple’s leaked memo about… leaks, user privacy & third party closed sourced SDKs, Rambo’s new TV setup, and much more.
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John and Gui talk about Apple’s recent education event, the new 9.7″ iPad, how ClassKit works, iOS navigation & NSUserActivity, iWork + Apple Pencil, the possibility of ARM-powered Macs, and much more.
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On this second episode of Stacktrace, John and Gui discuss Apple’s upcoming March 27th event. What do we know? What do we expect? Tune in and find out!
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On this very first episode of the show John and Gui talk about the 10 year anniversary of the iPhone SDK, their memories of getting started with iOS development and what Apple might have in store for the future – including the rumor of a new cross-platform framework developed under the code name “Marzipan”.
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