Mobile People Talks

Apple Treats team meets up again in undisclosed location in San Francisco to share their hopes, wishes, expectations and predictions for WWDC26. From better Liquid Glass and Siri to better Xcode Cloud and more AI tools. We'll revisit these predictions after the WWDC. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://appletreats.substack.com Don't forget to subscribe: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats

Apple Treats discusses latest news and dives deeper into agentic coding future. Another in-person episode – a good tradition. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://appletreats.substack.com Don't forget to subscribe: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Watch this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9DHc8B2RI0

Apple Treats discusses how apps communicate with accessories and other devices – Bluetooth, WiFi, NFC and all in between. Guest: Tatyana Chunikhina, Senior iOS Developer at Quartett Mobile Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats

In this first ever in-person episode which was recorded somewhere in San Francisco, we discussed all the interesting things announced on 'Awe dropping' special event, and also some of the implications of upcoming iOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, visionOS 26 and other updates. Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats

Apple Treats finally returns with new episode – we're talking about CarPlay from the developer perspective. Guest: Tatyana Chunikhina, Senior iOS Developer at Quartett Mobile Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats

Apple Treats returns with new kind of the episode – monthly updates. Or bi-monthly. Depends. Nevertheless, here are some news for Apple developers happened in 2025 so far. Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats And here are the topics covered in this episode. UK government orders Apple to create and provide iCloud backdoor https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-no-longer-allows-uk-residents Apple brings Apple Intelligence to Vision Pro with visionOS 2.4 beta 1 https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-brings-apple-intelligence-to Apple announces iPhone 16e https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-announces-iphone-16e Apple announces Powerbeats Pro 2 headphones with heart rate monitoring https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-announces-powerbeats-pro-2 Apple releases Invites app https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-releases-invite-app Swift Student Challenge https://appletreats.substack.com/p/swift-student-challenge-2025-has Illinois residents now could use Apple Wallet to store their Driver’s License https://appletreats.substack.com/p/illinois-residents-will-be-able-to Asahi Linux developer lead resigns due to burnout and disagreements with Linux maintainers https://appletreats.substack.com/p/asahi-linux-developer-lead-resigns Parallels introduces x86 emulation support on Apple Silicon https://appletreats.substack.com/p/parallels-introduces-x86-emulation Apple releases iOS 18.3.1, macOS Sequoia 15.3.1 and other platforms https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-releases-ios-183-macos-sequoia https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-issues-updates-to-its-operating Apple publishes iOS and iPadOS adoption statistics https://appletreats.substack.com/p/76-of-modern-iphones-have-ios-18 Another alternative iOS marketplace launches in Europe https://appletreats.substack.com/p/another-alternative-ios-marketplace EU alternative iOS marketplace hosts adult-content application https://appletreats.substack.com/p/eu-alternative-ios-marketplace-hosts New legal requirements in App Store in Vietnam and South Korea https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-announces-game-license-requirements https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-announces-new-regulatory-requirements Trader status becomes mandatory on App Store for EU app distribution https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-warns-developers-about-trader https://appletreats.substack.com/p/trader-status-requirement-is-in-effect Apple announces price and tax updates for several regions in App Store https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-announces-price-and-tax-updates-761 Apple announces updates on cryptography algorithms and certificates on App Store services https://appletreats.substack.com/p/app-store-receipt-signing-intermediate https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-warns-developers-on-apple-pay Apple Push Notification service now provides more authentication key options https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-push-notification-service-now Apple announces Advanced Commerce API ps://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-introduces-new-tools-for-in Swift Build is now open source https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-open-sources-swift-build Swift team announces gRPC Swift 2 library https://appletreats.substack.com/p/swift-team-announces-grpc-swift-2 Visual Studio Code Swift extension is now published on marketplace https://appletreats.substack.com/p/visual-studio-code-swift-extension Apple now allows to migrate digital purchases between Apple accounts https://appletreats.substack.com/p/apple-clarifies-requirements-for Emerge Tools announce Build Distribution service https://appletreats.substack.com/p/emerge-tools-announce-build-distribution

Apple Treats reviews 2024! Daily source of mobile news: https://appletreats.substack.com Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats

Apple Treats reviews WWDC24 announcements! Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://appletreats.substack.com Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

Finally! Apple Treats reviews Vision Pro. What's it like to work with Vision Pro? What are development challenges? And just general impressions of all the features, capabilities and limitations. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

Together with Svetlana Shardakova we talk about her experience at Apple Developer Academy in Naples. And.. there is a small tease for our next episode :) The Apple Developer Academy is a partnership between the University of Napoli Federico II and Apple. It is aimed at curious and open-minded learners from all around the world and from a wide range of backgrounds, every kind of different educational context and with diverse interests and passions to become world-class developers. The Apple Developer Academy is now welcoming applications for the a.y. 2024-2025. Apply on the official website: https://www.developeracademy.unina.it/ In case of additional questions contact with the Academy via an official mailbox [email protected] The Apple Developer Academy offers two types of programs: • The foundation program, opened for university students, is an intensive 1-month course that covers specific topic areas. • The standard Academy program, opened for everyone, a 9-month educational course that dives deeper into all the skills necessary to become an app developer. Requirements: ⁃ A high school Diploma ⁃ 18 years of age by the start of the Academy ⁃ good English level Podcast guest: - Svetlana Shardakova, iOS developer, Apple Developer Academy 23/24 year student, IoT fan and eco activist. https://instagram.com/sunny_junne Podcast host: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska Daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews

Season finale. Podcast team discusses all the news and updates for Apple developers happened in 2023. New devices, new frameworks, new regulations. And almost no predictions for 2024. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

It's been a long time, we get it. Finally, Apple hosts their regular annual event. New devices, new things to talk about. Let's go through the announcements and also discuss everything happened this summer. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

We're yet processing everything we've seen and heard at WWDC23. This was a truly packed event. And now we have to learn new thing – spatial computing. What it is, what it is for and many other questions. We're also reflecting on other announcements made at WWDC – new watchOS design language, SwiftData, SwiftUI observables, Swift macros and many other big and small changes across Apple platforms. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

WWDC23 is just around the corner. Apple Treats team hopes that there will be some new hype. XR headset? Maybe. New Swift features – definitely. Something else – for sure. We're playing prediction games – what are we actually expecting from WWDC this year. We'll revise our predictions in the next episode. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AppleTreats Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

The world is going crazy about generative machine learning models. Now it's not just funny profile pictures, but also chat bots. Or answering machines. Or even junior developers. Let's check what's this hype is all about. What are these large language models are capable of? How could they affect mobile apps? And what is the future of software development? And, yes, we're about our expectations for WWDC23. Podcast hosts: - Danis Tazetdinov: associate principal software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/edeniska, https://mastodon.social/@Deniska - Vladimir Burdukov: lead software engineer at EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg, https://mastodon.social/@chippcheg Daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

Apple Treats is back! Finally! And we have another special episode devoted to International Women's Day! We invited Natalia Penferova (from Nil Coalescing) to talk about development, books and IT community and general. This was really nice and inspiring talk with some interesting insights on how to get recognized by big companies or how to actually start to write a book. :) Useful links: Natalia Panferova: https://twitter.com/natpanferova and https://mastodon.cloud/@natpanferova Exsto app: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6444933770 Nil Coalescing blog: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/ Integrating SwiftUI into UIKit Apps book: https://books.nilcoalescing.com/integrating-swiftui Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news

2022 is almost over. Podcast team gathered together in a festive mood to look into the year from developer's perspective. What devices captured our attention, events, new features?.. And also, couple of the recent news which definitely needed our attention. Happy holidays everybody! And see you next year! Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news

We’ve waited for a month, but Apple did not have any special events for Macs this year. So we decided to talk about current news. Fears of recession, new beta versions, Stage Manager in production, SwiftUI on Mac. Not much news to report, but still a lot to discuss. And we’ve even tried Continuity Camera for the first time at podcast. Check out, how it went. Useful links: A companion for SwiftUI: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/a-companion-for-swiftui/id1485436674?mt=12 Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news

We're back with couple of recent updates. New iPads are weird. Especially, the pencil. Macros are coming to Swift. iPhones are dominating in US and iOS 16 adoption is also good. And all other news important to developers. Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news A Possible Vision for Macros in Swift: https://gist.github.com/DougGregor/4f3ba5f4eadac474ae62eae836328b71 Forum discussion: https://forums.swift.org/t/a-possible-vision-for-macros-in-swift/60900 Compiling Swift Generics: http://download.swift.org/docs/assets/generics.pdf

Apple announced new Apple Watches, AirPods and iPhones on 'Far Out.' special event. Podcast team goes through all of the announcements and reflects on possible signs of new features during WWDC22. Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news

It's August. We're all waiting for the big releases to happen next months. And the only thing we could do today is go through current news and updates for Apple developers. Market reports, Swift community news, interesting features in new beta versions, and even some good news in Apple Pay. Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news

Apple Treats returns to regular programming with episode on WWDC22. Yes... Better late than never. We're discussing our own personal favorite announcements of WWDC22. Kind of clunky episode, though. :) Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news

We're back! With great new co-host! Probably, with some new podcast sections. And with more fun :) Let's review, what happened in the winter for Apple developers. And there is a lot, actually. Unlisted app distribution, new releases and betas, South Korea and Netherlands and much more. Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news

Вот и еще один год пролетел, настала пора подводить итоги. Мы перешли на новый формат (начали записываться в прямом эфире), записали 11 эпизодов (считая этот), познакомились с кучей интересных гостей и ответили на тонну ваших вопросов. Но это наши собственные итоги, а сколько всего нового и интересного произошло за этот год в мире мобильной разработки? Обсуждать – не переобсуждать 🙂 Поэтому итоговый выпуск 2021-го года мы решили посвятить именно этому, тоесть подведению итогов года в мобильном мире. Произошло море всяких важных вещей: куча релизов (Flutter 2, JetPack Compose, Fuchsia и тд), развитие языков (Swift, Koltin, Dart), технологий и экосистем, новости комьюнити (куда завело нас ковидное настоящее). Таким образом, тем для обсуждения куча! Наш гость: Артем Багрицевич, Chief Software Engineer, EPAM, Rolling Scopes School Android Head, https://www.linkedin.com/in/artem-bagritsevich-227522b7 Полезные ссылки: Новости мобильной разработки – https://mobilepeople.news Подкаст Apple Treats - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730 Mobile People Series - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51qd3cR8OoM&list=PLgjF1rEAT_B-I0dwK52c8Wsjg8IC180xW Mobile Z- Days 2022 - https://community-z.com/events/mobile-z-days

For the New Year some developers might want to see new Swift IDE to be released. And so... we've invited Marcin Krzyżanowski to discuss Swift Studio. And we even show it real life (you might want to watch this episode too). Was it hard to build new IDE? What is the main purpose of Swift Studio? How does recent VSCode Swift extension affects the development? And finally – when it is going to be released? :) Our guest: Marcin Krzyżanowski, Swift Studio founder, https://twitter.com/krzyzanowskim Personal projects: https://swift.best GitHub: https://github.com/krzyzanowskim Sponsor Marcin: https://github.com/sponsors/krzyzanowskim Judo app: https://www.judo.app Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Watch this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdaWQ6dZUBA

Apple publishes new OS releases just before the show. So these are no longer betas. Meanwhile, Apple partners with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to teach kids how to code. And, yes, we're talking privacy. Again. This and all other Apple news for these two weeks.

Итак, Четвёртый сезон начался, первый эпизод выпущен, и мы задумались, кого же позвать гостем в следующий выпуск? Думали, выбирали, спорили, чуть не подрались (шутка, конечно подрались, но только онлайн 😂), и тут нас осенило, что есть три гостя, которых мы уже давно не приглашали в выпуск в качестве гостя, потому что они и так все время подключаются, как ведущие! Итак гости на следующие три выпуска сразу определились, а первым эстафету принял Вова, ну или другими словами, Владимир Иванов – архитектор продукта и хед юнита Кредитов в Тинькофф Бизнес, а темой выпуска стала роль солюшен-архитектора в мобильной разработке! В выпуске мы обсудили кто же такие архитекторы в IT вообще, чем роль архитектора в мобильной разработке отличается от других направлений, чем, собственно, нужно заниматься, и как расти в этом направлении. Так что если вы мобильный разработчик и как раз думаете, в какую сторону вам дальше развиваться, то этот выпуск определенно для вас! Полезные ссылки: Путь архитектора: https://vvsevolodovich.dev/profession-solution-architect-roadmap/

Some say these were slow weeks in Apple developers' world... Probably not so much. Apple sues NSO Group and launches two programs – Self Service Repairs and MacBook Upgrade. New beta versions are here. And some cool third party frameworks are here too – they're even open-sourced. Let's dive in! Today's co-host: Vladimir Burdukov, EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

Apple made couple of interesting announces and released couple of updates which affect us, developers. Business essentials program and updates in macOS and iOS, SharePlay and ProMotion displays – we got it covered. Today's co-host: Vladimir Burdukov, EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg Your daily source of mobile news: https://mobilepeople.news Don't forget to subscribe: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AppleTreatsNews Telegram: https://t.me/AppleTreatsNews Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/apple-treats/id1553249730

После продолжительного отпуска, мы, наконец, решили стартануть четвертый сезон. И начали с темы, которой ни разу еще не касались, но которая играет очень важную роль в успехе мобильных приложений. А именно – поговорили про ценность UX, про инфляцию «вау-эффекта», про то, какие сейчас тренды, и, вообще, почему куча приложений ужасны в использовании (особенно те, что ориентированы на бизнес), и как это исправить. Чтобы помочь разобраться во всем этом, в гости к нам заглянул арт-директор компании Distillery Михаил Никипелов, он уже давно занимается арт-дирекшеном и дизайном для веб и мобильных платформ, настройкой дизайн-процессов. А ещё он постоянный спикер и преподаватель Skillbox. Параллельно мы ответили на кучу сопутствующих вопросов: что вообще такое UX, чем он отличается от UI (особенно в контексте мобилки)? Какой набор знаний про UX необходим разработчику? Можно ли измерить счастье пользователей, и как, если да? Ну и много-много других вопросов. Добро пожаловать в новый сезон Mobile People Talks! Наш гость: Михаил Никипелов, арт-директор Distillery. Полезные ссылки: 10 эвристик юзабилити Якоба Нильсена, проиллюстрированных дизайн-решениями Revolut - https://ux.pub/10-evristik-yuzabiliti-yakoba-nilsena-proillyustrirovannyh-dizayn-resheniyami-revolut/ Посмотреть выпуск: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku-tKCcUiUE

Apple Treats talks ... Kotlin?.. Yes. Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile got some updates recently. We're discussing Kotlin and Swift from developers' perspective, looking for similarities and differences. And, also, looking into mobile platforms' communities. Our guest: Anna Zharkova, Kotlin GDE, Lead Mobile Developer iOS/Android, https://twitter.com/anioutkajarkova Useful links: Info - https://anioutkazharkova.github.io Telegram channel - https://t.me/prettygeeknotes Blog - https://anioutkazharkova.medium.com

We've invited Alex Grebenyuk to discuss pet projects, open source activities, problems and benefits. How to find time, how to contribute and how to pay respects to those who publish their work. Also we share our first impressions on Apple's "Unleashed." Special event and plan next upgrades. Our guest: Alex Grebenyuk, author of Nuke, Pulse, Align, https://twitter.com/a_grebenyuk Today's co-host: Vladimir Burdukov, EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg Useful links: Blog - https://kean.blog Pulse - https://github.com/kean/Pulse Nuke - https://github.com/kean/Nuke

iOS 15 is released. Xcode 13 is. So is Swift 5.5. And new SDKs. Together with Vladimir Burdukov we're discussing recent changes and overall impressions of modern day development for iOS and other Apple platforms. How new SDK affects normal apps? What's wrong with new concurrency features? SwiftUI – are we there yet? Today's co-host: Vladimir Burdukov, EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/chippcheg

Apple Treats team gets back to news. iPhone 13, iPad mini, but that's not all. Epic Games v Apple, rulings in Japan and South Korea – what does it mean for the future of App Store. And, of course, iOS 15. Weird update approach, new features, unreleased features, and so on.

While we’re waiting for new iPhone, release of iOS 15 and other platforms, Swift 5.5 getting out of beta, let’s talk with Chris Eidhof, founder of objc.io and Swift Talk. We’re covering SwiftUI, Swift and the need for true Swift runtime, future of Swift on other platforms. Our guest: Chris Eidhof, objc.io founder, https://twitter.com/chriseidhof Links: objc.io books: https://www.objc.io/books/ Swift Talk: https://talk.objc.io

Summer is still quite busy time for developers. While Apple readies iOS for release, we're still doing our projects. So, let's look what are developers doing these days. We're getting into our own daily routines – and it's not just the podcast. How many hours we spend coding? Which frameworks we use and which we tend to avoid? Are mobile apps just ways of displaying JSON on screen? Our guest: Vladimir Burdukov, Apple Treats team, https://twitter.com/chippcheg Links: LifeLog: https://apps.apple.com/app/lifelog-personal-diary/id1524950438

We're getting into reactive programming. WWDC21 has zero attention to Combine. Is it alive? What is the future? How Swift Structured Concurrency will affect it? And we're also touching DocC a bit. Why? Our guest has something to say about it. Not much though :) Our guest: Marin Todorov, developer, book author, trainer, speaker, https://twitter.com/icanzilb Useful links: Timelane – https://timelane.tools Marin's books – https://underplot.com/#books

We've already discussed how Swift expands to Web. So, now it's time to focus on server-side Swift. And, yes, VAPOR. Tim Condon joins our podcast to talk on Swift's future on server, VAPOR roadmap, and all things Swift. Our guest: Tim Condon, VAPOR core team, https://twitter.com/0xtim Useful links: Swift on Server Development Guide – https://github.com/swift-server/guides VAPOR Docs – https://docs.vapor.codes/4.0/ Learn web development with Swift at raywenderlich.com – https://www.raywenderlich.com/server-side-swift Tim's Book "Server-Side Swift with Vapor" – https://www.raywenderlich.com/books/server-side-swift-with-vapor Smoke Framework – https://github.com/amzn/smoke-framework Soto, Swift SDK for Amazon Web Services – https://soto.codes

Одной из бесячих вещей в мобильной разработке всегда была скорость билда. Ты пофиксил багу, а фикс прорастет только через какое-то время, и этот промежуток времени ни разу не короткий. Казалось бы, а проблема ли это? Запушил и гуляй спокойно, или другую таску бери, а там посмотрим. Да и вообще, разве с этим можно что-то сделать? Эти вопросы не давали ведущим спокойно спать, и поэтому в гости был приглашён Сергей Боиштян из Avito, известный мастер CI/CD в мобильной разработке и прочих грэдлов, чтобы из первых рук получить ответы вопросы, типа: а долгий билд это сколько? А недолгий? А можно ускорить? А как? А есть какая-то специфика у iOS и Android? А кроссплатформа? Если эти вопросы вам тоже интересны и вы ищете способы оптимизировать процесс сборки на вашем проекте, то выпуск, определенно, для вас, так как Сергей очень подробно и обстоятельно ответил на все! Наш гость: Сергей Боиштян, мастер CI/CD в Avito, https://twitter.com/sboishtyan Полезные ссылки: Канал, в котором обсуждается CI для Android - https://t.me/avito_android_opensource CI инструменты - https://github.com/avito-tech/avito-android Инструмент для проверки настройки Gradle - https://github.com/runningcode/gradle-doctor Плагин для проверки зависимостей между модулями - https://github.com/autonomousapps/dependency-analysis-android-gradle-plugin Плагин для отправки Gradle cache метрик - https://github.com/cdsap/Talaiot

We decided to discuss interesting topic of Swift getting into new platforms. Serverside Swift, Swift WebAssembly, TokamakUI – we're covering these and other topics with our special guest – Max Desiatov. He is leading a lot of activities promoting Swift to new platforms. Join us with your questions on Swift in new environments – let's find out, what would be the best new uses for Swift! Our guest: Max Desiatov, co-maintainer of SwiftWasm and TokamakUI, https://twitter.com/maxdesiatov Useful links: Swift WebAssembly https://swiftwasm.org SwiftWasm Discord https://discord.gg/ashJW8T8yp Tokamak https://tokamak.dev

Обычно для разработки мобильного приложения не требуется большая команда, но иногда возникают исключения. Представим, что исключение возникло, и твоя команда уже больше десяти человек и продолжает расти. И все сразу становится сложнее. Как вообще получается, что возникает необходимость в команде такого размера, можно и нужно ли этого избегать? Вообще, зависит ли эффективность работы от размера команды? И как в большой команде сохранять свою эффективность? А как сохранять качество кода на должном уровне? Чтоб помочь нам разобраться в этих вопросах, мы пригласили в гости Юрия Савельева, Head of Mobile в Тинькофф Бизнес, так как он-то определенно уже сталкивался со всеми этими ситуациями. Поэтому, если вам интересно узнать больше про командную работу и, в том числе, про работу в больших командах, а именно, про релизный цикл, контроль качества кода, CI/CD, миграцию на новые технологии и многое другое, то этот эпизод — то что что доктор прописал!

WWDC в этом году снова проходит в онлайн формате. По доброй традиции мы собиралисб с гостями обсудить анонсы от Apple и планы на лето. Гости те же, что и год назад. И те же, что и два года назад. Так что, заодно обсудили и то, как получилось применять новинки прошлых лет в своих проектах. Как вообще была новая конференция? В чем отличие от прошлого года. Кому может пригодиться Xcode Cloud, и чем он все же плох? Новые iOS и macOS – работа над стабильностью? И, да, теперь можно писать приложения на iPad. И все же – нет, это не Xcode. А также – развитие SwiftUI, новые API, улучшения старых. Apple в этих обновлениях уделила много внимания сплочению семей, команд, друзей. Совместные просмотры кино через FaceTime с друзьями с одной стороны, и возможность настроить уведомления об изменениях состояния здоровья для близких родственников – с другой. Кроме того, поговорили о том, как Apple борется с информационной перегрузкой, и как с ней предстоит бороться нам, разработчикам. Ну и никак не могли обойти стороной новые фичи по ограничению трекинга пользователей со стороны сайтов и приложений. Актуальная тема, что сказать. Как ни крути, конференция все же удалась, и на ближайшие месяцы у нас есть, чем заняться. Гости подкаста: - Анастасия Золотых, iOS техлид, Okko, https://twitter.com/kotvaska https://instagram.com/kotvaska24 - Игорь Малеваный, Senior iOS engineer, FintechFarm, https://ihor.pro https://github.com/multimediasuite/ - Иван Парфенчук, мобильный разработчик, Visma Local Government, https://theivan.io https://twitter.com/parfenchuk

We’re discussing all the things announced by Apple on Keynote and State of the Union. What developers should do the whole next year, what technologies will be trending, what tools we should adopt. From Xcode Cloud to SharePlay, from AirPods to iPad multitasking, and everything else.

Чуть больше недели назад завершился Google I/O, который в этом году был полностью онлайн. Это дало возможность всем почувствовать атмосферу великолепного мероприятия с помощью онлайн платформы Google I/O Adventure. Ну а еще дало всем кучу пищи для размышления посредством анонсов, воркшопов, сессий вопросов и ответов и прочих активностей, посвященных технологиям Google. От Android и Flutter до Jetpack Compose и Firebase (это не считая темы меньше касающиеся мобильной разработки типа TensorFlow или Google Cloud). И за этим обилием новостей как-то не очень заметно проскочила новость о том, что Fuchsia OS вышла в релиз. Та самая фуксия, про которую было очень много слухов, но мало фактов. И про которую до сих пор многие не знают почти ничего, кроме того что это новая операционная система от Google, которая теоретически может работать на любом устройстве, а практически не выпускалась ни на одном (а многие и этого не знают). А с кем лучше говорить о продуктах Google? Ну конечно же! Мы пригласили в гости Звиада Кардаву, DevRel Google, с которым и обсудим все эти прекрасные новости 🙂 И если вам интересно – во-первых, как прошел Google I/O в целом, а во–вторых… …как же Fuchsia на самом деле называется и для чего она, чем Fuchsia отличается от Linux и других операционок, правда ли, что под Fuchsia можно писать только на Flutter (нет!) и даже чем микроядро отличается от монолитного ядра (ну и еще много всякого разного). Если вам интересны ответы на все эти вопросы, велкам! Наш гость: - Звиад Кардава, DevRel Google, https://twitter.com/ZviadKardava https://t.me/ZviadKardava

We're celebrating Children's Day. Together with our guest, Olexandra Dmytrenko, we're discussing all the ways our kid interact with mobile devices. We try to define the age when you should first allow your kid playing with the phone. Or when you should consider teaching him or her development. We also look into mobile apps for kids and how they are different. Our guest: - Olexandra Dmytrenko, eKids program lead trainer, EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/LadyInIT Useful links: - Programming Garden blog (in Russian), http://olexandradmytrenko.blogspot.com/ - Scratch, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/scratch/id1446785996 - Logo Mindstorms Inventor, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lego-mindstorms-inventor/id1515448947 - Greenfoot, https://www.greenfoot.org/ - Sphero Edu, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sphero-edu/id1017847674 - Python Recipes, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/python-recipes/id1180825853

Stuart Breckenridge from NetNewsWire team comes to our podcast. We're discussing origins of NetNewsWire, practices of open source developments, and recommendations for those who want to start contributing to open source or willing to start their own project. Our guest: - Stuart Breckenridge, NetNewsWire developer, https://twitter.com/stuarticus

We are joined by Krzysztof Zabłocki to talk about Sourcery, Sourcery Pro and his other projects. As well, as his path in IT. What is Sourcery, and how Pro is different? Unexpected uses of Sourcery, chances of "sherlocking", approaches to keep healthy development habits and being fit – are just some of the topics we cover today. Our guest: - Krzysztof Zabłocki, Lead iOS Developer, author of Sourcery and Sourcery Pro, https://twitter.com/merowing_ More info: Blog: https://merowing.info/ Fit geek blog post: https://merowing.info/2014/02/fit-geek/ Sourcery: https://github.com/krzysztofzablocki/Sourcery Sourcery Pro: https://merowing.info/sourcery-pro/ Sourcery Workshops: https://github.com/krzysztofzablocki/SourceryWorkshops Automatic Settings: https://github.com/krzysztofzablocki/AutomaticSettings

Apple announces "Spring Loaded" special event for April 20. So we gathered with our team and friends to make some predictions. Listen to this episode to find out, if our predictions were correct. Interestingly, there were still announcements that we did not expect. Our guests: - Andrii Zhatkin, iOS developer at EPAM Systems, stream engineer for Apple Treats, https://twitter.com/AndriiZhatkin - Aleksandr Denisov, GDG Moscow organizer, Co-Head of Flutter Competency at EPAM, Mobile People Talks co-host, https://twitter.com/ShuregDenisov - Vladimir Burdukov, iOS developer at EPAM Systems, iOS developer by day and Rust maniac by night, stream engineer for Apple Treats, https://twitter.com/chippcheg

Какие эмоции у вас вызывает слово “легаси”? Вряд ли они добрые и светлые (мало ли, конечно, всякое бывает, но мы все-таки про общий случай говорим). Причем если проект с легаси достался вам в наследство, это одно дело, а ведь бывает и так, что вроде бы совсем недавно писали чистый код, все было хорошо, но не успели оглянуться, и как-то неожиданно он взял и превратился в легаси, как же так вышло, и можно ли было этого избежать? И вообще, вы, задавались вопросом, чем отличается легаси от технического долга, и что из этого хуже для проекта? А iOS приложения на Objective-C это уже легаси? Или еще нет? А Android приложения на Java? А Flutter c использованием Dart без null safety? Именно о легаси наш эпизод, по этому поводу в гости к подкасту заглядывает Principal Developer из Atlassian (да-да, тот самый Atlassian - Confluence, Jira, Trello и много чего еще) Никита Леонов. С ним ведущие и обсуждают это самое никем не любимое легаси, и то, как с ним бороться (и надо ли), может в каких-то ситуациях легаси не только вредно, но и полезно? Заодно ведущие затрагивают вопросы того, как развиваются большие, долгоживущие проекты и насколько остро ощущается эта проблема там. Ну и, конечно, не остаются без внимания и платформы, как их создавать, как они могут помочь в разработке приложений, и как ими пользоваться, особенно если ты не владеешь всей архитектурой продукта целиком. Итак, если у вас на проекте есть проблемы с легаси, и вы не знаете что с этим делать, ну или на проекте все хорошо, но эти вопросы вам близки, и вы хотели бы в них разобраться, то этот выпуск для вас!

In our fifth episode we talk on Application Security and, of course, about privacy. What are our expectations of WWDC21? What iOS 14.5 brings to users and developers? Apple rejects apps using privacy-unfriendly SDKs, China apps use their own fingerprinting approachs. Of course, we couldn't avoid discussing Facebook and leak of 526M accounts. We also talk on new threats for developers and basic things to start with, if you're interested in increasing app's security. Further reading and watching: Apple Platform Security: https://support.apple.com/guide/security/welcome/web OWASP Mobile Security Testing Guide: https://github.com/OWASP/owasp-mstg OWASP Mobile Application Security Verification Standard: https://github.com/OWASP/owasp-masvs Workbook for "Security data management for app devs": https://github.com/vixentael/security-data-management-for-app-devs-workshop Mobile Notts 2021 talk: End-to-end encrypted doesn't mean secure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqsrA4eeGSs&list=PLWpf2Cn-bt0-6pjQ3SJf3tjIza_rPaJAf&index=13 Our guest: - Anastasiia Voitova, Head of Customer Solutions, Security Software engineer at Cossack Labs, https://twitter.com/vixentael