013 – Cheap Development at Breakneck Speed

from Worst Case Scenario Hosted by Baz Taylor, David Sims, Thomas Bibby.

We talk about the current state of the App Store, service supported Apps, the race to the bottom, subscriptions and upgrade pricing. iCloud CoreData is deprecated, Thomas talks about replacements and how he’s grappling with sync for his app. We fix our first bug as a programming mob and Thomas makes his first contribution to Open Source. We talk about our programming styles and wonder would we take a different approach to our projects if they were going to be open source? Links Life and Death on the AppStore iCloud CoreData Deprecated Three podcasters fix a WordPress plugin bug (with chat logs) What’s making us happy Thomas: Micro Men Baz: San Diego Comic Con, new Harry Potter book Dave: Star Trek: Discovery

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