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AppForce1 Worklog — 226 episodes

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AppForce1 Worklog: Refactoring an 8-Year-Old iOS App is Like Restoring a Classic Car

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AppForce1 Worklog: When Your Volume Slider Has a Mind of Its Own

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AppForce1 Worklog: Real Developer, Real Problems: No More Polished Perfection

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Do iOS Retrospective

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Do iOS Speaker: Drew McCormack, founder of The Mental Faculty, talking about SwiftData

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Rudrank Ryam on his trip to Amsterdam and his talk at Do iOS

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Josh Holtz about his Do iOS talk: Become a Shipshape Shipping Engineer

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Donny Wals about his Swift Concurrency workshop

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SwiftDev

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Do iOS Speaker: Monika Mateska

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Conference Organizing Panel

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This is the AppForce1 conference primer: Do iOS History

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iOS Developer Conference Season 2023

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It was a content launch week...

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Ok that happened... Good and bad.

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My delayed regular episode 100 with loads of Swift concurrency

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Shaun Donnelly, developer turned manager turned developer with Indie apps on the side.

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A book, an article, loads of SwiftUI

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Natalia Panferova, business owner, book author, and ex-member of the SwiftUI team at Apple.

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ChatGPT: Optimizing Language Models for Dialogue

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Fake hardware, Makefiles, protocols and churn... Lots of iOS and Swift content too.

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New year, new microphone.

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Azam Sharp on his Aggregate Model Architecture

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Marin Todorov on 2022 and "dataTile"

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Pol Piella Abadia, Senior software engineer at the BBC

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Alexander Griekspoor, co-creator of Agenda.com

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Recovering after a conference

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Time constraints are big the last couple weeks

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Do iOS home stretch and I am trying to get back on my regular schedule again

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SwiftLeeds, ready or not...

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Do iOS sold all its conference tickets

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I talk a bit about some hardware and a conference

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Preparing my own conference now, Do iOS, tickets available

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Recorded from a hotel room in Denver

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David Barnhard, co-host of SubClub by RevenueCat

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Full on trip prep mode

37

RevenueCat and Josh Holtz

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Building team boards (in Notion)

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Obsessing over Obsidian

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Gabriel Savit, co-founder at Runway after working as iOS developer

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Third party dependencies

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Jeroen Leenarts, podcaster, self published author and CocoaHeadsNL chairman

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Tools of podcasting, well atleast what I use

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Shane Zilinskas, president of ClearSummit

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10x all the engineers? Or maybe not. Swift Charts and cool CoreMotion

46

WWDC Aftermath or Blues

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Come join me at AppDevCon or BuyMeACoffee

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So much new goodness due to WWDC

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WWDC Afterthoughts with Stefan and Amos

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WWDC 2022 first impressions

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WWDC expectations and predictions Twitter Space

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Marina Gornostaeva, writing iOS Code Review Newsletter and Away App

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Getting ready for WWDC with a special guest

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Lea Marolt Sonnenschein, coach and creator of Jrny app

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WWDC prep, talks, and a bunch of articles…

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Twitter space about a lot of NON iOS things

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Hey my voice is back, sort of…

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Alexei and me at the Enginears podcast

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Mark Moeykens, aka Big Mountain Studios

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Third party dependencies

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It feels good being able to travel again

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Twitter Space: Motion Scape

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King's day and some nice content

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Hidde van der ploeg, app creator and designer

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Easter weekend was awesome

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Twitter Space on our Swift Heroes experience

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Keep everybody happy and the voyage home after Swift Heroes

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Twitter Space on Storage options on iOS

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Rudrank Riyam, developer relations engineer at Codemagic

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Swift in the cloud, Swift as function, Swift now has async Algorithms

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Jonny Klemmer, iOS developer at Nike

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New Xcode and Swift, Async Await is also still a thing

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Twitter Space: Xcode 13.3 and Swift 5.6

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Frank Courville, coach and iOS teacher

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Conference challenges, and kid illness

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Emilio Peláez, iOS Developer

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Preparing for Try Swift

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Twitter Space: Attending a conf as attendee or speaker

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Manuel Carrasco Molina, aka Stuff MC, politician, activist and iOS developer

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Conference talk and some DocC follow-up

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Twitter Space: Getting into iOS Developer Relations

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Gabriel Savit, co-founder at Runway after working as iOS developer

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I have a cold, a CFP accepted and a newsletter mention.

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Twitter Space: SwiftUI versus UIKit

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Benedikt Terhechte, a Rust and iOS Developer located Hamburg.

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DocC and SwiftUI error handling

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Twitter Space: Everyday Leadership as a software developer

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Jon Reid, book author and iOS Unit Testing Champion

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WiFi needs to be easier, but gradients are always cool

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Twitter Space: iOS Coffee Chat: How to Learn New Things?

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Juanpe Catalán, senior iOS developer, creator of SkeletonView.

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We have been using Xcode for such a long time…

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Twitter Space: iOS Coffee Chat: Staying up to date with iOS development

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Emin Grbo, App Developer at Tidal, creator of un:safe

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Doing all kinds of new things, learning as you go…

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Marin Todorov, independent iOS developer, book author, trainer, and speaker

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Sometimes things go haywire, like the first recording of this episode

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Xcode is our playground and let's meet at conferences this year.

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Adam Rush, SwiftLeeds organizer, RayWenderlich author and my colleague at Stream

100

Happy New Year, let's dive right in.

101

Jonathan Ruiz, podcaster and iOS App Developer.

102

Happy Holidays

103

Frank Foster, iOS Dev Happy hour, self taught iOS Developer

104

So it is lockdown again... lots of adjusting and finding a new groove, yet again…

105

Tim Condon, Vapor Core Team Member and Swift Server Group Member.

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Always good te review_

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Michael Flarup, The iOS App Icon Book and Northplay CEO

108

Swift on Lambda while creating feature flags on CloudKit

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Ulf Schwekendiek, Founder & CEO at Centered.app

110

Some SwiftUI and mostly boilerplate style code

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Denise Nepraunig, working at Volkswagen to keep you connected to your car at all times

112

Just a quick one this week

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Tim Oliver, working on Bluetooth hardware integration at DriveMode

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SwiftUI first impressions, happy birthdays, speaking at a conference

115

Bobby Bobak, creator of coffee app Filtru

116

SwiftUI Environments with curves and surfaces

117

Tunde Adegoroye, Lead Software Developer and YouTuber

118

Some handy steps on installing RBEnv and friends.

119

Dmitry Bespalov, technical lead for Gnosis Safe

120

Cool stuff going on, recorded this one super quickly

121

Peter Friese, Developer Advocate at Google on the Firebase team

122

One year in review

123

Matteo Manferdini, teaches advanced iOS concepts.

124

A Kaleidoscope of topics this week

125

Mihaela Mihaljevic Jakic, she loves to code and loves to go in depth on coding topics

126

Note taking, presenting and then solving crashes…

127

Mechanical keyboards

128

This is my iOS podcast Centennial

129

Daniel Jilg co-founder of TelemetryDeck, analytics with a native mac and iOS dashboard

130

Stack view and micro app architectures…

131

Austin Blake, ready to take on the world with Mitynote

132

Actors, Swift Regrets and some other subjects

133

Jordan Morgan writer of Best in Class iOS app

134

The quest for SwiftUI knowledge continues along with an awesome Xcode tip…

135

Danijela Vrzan, 1st a civil engineer then a software engineer

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SwiftUI week it seems, and a great debugging tip too…

137

Mohammad Azam, trainer and teacher

138

Switching switches and considering my pitches

139

Johan Delgado, a circus artist turned language teacher turned iOS developer

140

Working on the basics

141

Rob Whitaker accessibilty author and workshop host

142

We stepped on the brake, now let us accelerate again…

143

Sam McGarry, an iOS software developer origin story

144

Big cudly bear hugs to all iOS developers out there

145

Samuël Maljaars, lead developer at Donkey Mobile

146

Tools of podcasting, well at least what I use

147

Kim Arnett, senior iOS developer and public speaker

148

Thoughts on dependencies

149

Mustafa Yusuf, creator of Tasks app

150

Getting async and having to await using it

151

Anna Zharkova, mobile developer and Woman Techmakers Ambassador

152

Book update and learning about new and existing iOS features

153

Oscar Gorog, a WWDC 2020 Student Challenge Winner

154

Summer break is happening

155

Reinder de Vries, the person behind learnappmaking.com

156

Looking for my new rythm.

157

Dominic Williams, creator of Moderation app

158

After WWDC, I'll keep it Short and sweet

159

Filip Nemecek, creator of iOSfeeds.com and SwitchBuddy

160

WWDC Keynote with special guest Donny Wals

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Dave Verwer, creator of iOS Dev Weekly, Swift Package Index, iOS Dev Jobs, iOS Dev Directory and more...

162

Starting my move to weekly podcast 2.0

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Jordi Bruin, an indie iOS developer with two awesome products.

164

Counting down the dubdub

165

Everybody switches sometime

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Stewart Lynch, an iOS development Youtuber who got started with Fortran

167

Tim Isenman, creator of Pocket Rocket a product that allows him to stay in Japan

168

Monday Media Monitoring Machine

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Jeroen Leenarts, podcaster, self published author and CocoaHeadsNL chairman

170

Playing two week catch-up

171

Roxana Jula, on a journey to learn about ARKit at Monstarlab

172

Indie panel discussion

173

Ting Becker, a CPA turned iOS developer

174

Counting down the days

175

Stephanie Chiu, self-taught iOS Software Engineer with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering.

176

Double framing things

177

Malin and Kai, creators of Orbit.

178

Charlie Chapman, creator of Dark Noise app and Launched podcast.

179

Monday evening recording monster

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Allen Whearry, self taught iOS developer working at Yelp.

181

CLI, oh my...

182

Nedim Fakic, a very young aspiring developer.

183

To pivot or not to pivot

184

Jeroen Willemsen, principal security consultant at Xebia

185

Tearing the house down…

186

Vincent Pradeilles, Worldline employee by day, rising YouTube star by night.

187

Daniel Jalkut, podcast host and business owner.

188

You get to launch, you get to launch, everybody gets to launch!

189

Anastasiia Voitova, Vixentael, security software engineer at Cossack Labs.

190

Say you know you don't know…

191

Chris Vasselli, creator of Nihongo app, a modern Japanese dictionary and study tool

192

Dig into coding.

193

Nandini Chauhan and Pim Stolk of Finn: Banking of Things

194

Am I getting podcasting? You let me know…

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Chris Liscio, owner of SuperMegaUltraGroovy, creator of Capo

196

Long monday coding and recording

197

Yuri Karabatov, iOS developer and book author of Junior to Senior: How to level up as a Software Engineer

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hashtag iOSDevHappyWhatTheHackHour

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Josh Holtz, maintainer of FastLane.tools and creator of AnOtterRSS and Indie Dev Monday

200

Reach out and reach back

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Special: Daniel Devesa Derksen-Staats

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Big big plans

203

Leo G Dion, podcast creator and self employed Swift and iOS developer

204

2021, we made it!

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Brenden Kumarasamy, master trainer and coach on presenting and public speaking

206

Learning about Swift language features

207

Paweł Madej, a pharmacist retrained to iOS developer

208

Coaching for free

209

Paul Hudson, creator of Hacking with Swift

210

Restrictions allow you to break free

211

Ellen Shapiro, Apollo's GraphQL SDK developer for iOS

212

So little time, so much to do

213

Daniel Steinberg, extraordinary trainer on Functional Swift and SwiftUI

214

Books, more book

215

Pedro Piñera, maintainer of Tuist.io

216

Shut up and listen

217

Ben Scheirman, creator of NSScreencast.com and CombineSwift.com

218

Late night learning

219

Pedro Carrasco, organizer of SwiftAveiro, iOS developer on Todoist

220

Silicon interlude

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Donny Wals, author of Practical Combine and Core Data, iOS developer at Disney Plus

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Learning every day

223

Antoine van der Lee, author of SwiftLee blog and iOS dev at WeTransfer

224

Something special soon

225

AppForce1 is alive

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