Andrew Pontious talks with Wolf Rentzsch about blocks: their history, why they're weird, and why Apple should have just gone ahead and made them an Objective-C API.
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about his popular open source Core Data code generation tool, mogenerator. Plus: why Wolf may or may not be Batman.
Andrew Pontious talks with Wolf Rentzsch about automated tests for Cocoa applications and the very particular times when he finds them useful. (Hint: not ongoing maintenance.)
Wolf Rentzsch enthuses (and Andrew Pontious mostly listens) about Cappuccino, an advanced Web framework for making desktop-class web applications, essentially "Cocoa for the Web", with all the power …
Andrew Pontious spends the entire episode with Wolf Rentzsch on followup, including someone trying AppCode based on his "recommendation" and a somewhat deeper, less rosy look at storyboards.
Wolf Rentzsch uses a simple C function example with Andrew Pontious to demonstrate (in record time!) Bertrand Meyer's Design by Contract, a cheap way to drastically improve your software quality. Cou…
Andrew Pontious explores with Wolf Rentzsch the history of resources on Mac OS, starting with resource forks and ResEdit and ending with the new "storyboard" file format, which receives a shocking th…
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about data encoding and file formats, such as C structs, NSKeyedArchiver, QuickTime, ASN.1, plists, and JSON, as a way to introduce his own new untyped binary…
Andrew Pontious, with Wolf Rentzsch, asks the question developers ask when they have nothing else to talk about: tabs vs spaces? Also: braces styles, UniversalIndentGUI, and how Xcode handles indent …
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about concurrency (with the emphasis on "con"), from the earliest Mac SMP machines to the latest software advances such as Actors.
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about obsolescence. Do older machines really have to be cut off from the latest OS and application updates? Does higher-level software design (and open source…
Andrew Pontious tries with guest cohost Uli Kusterer to make the case that C++ is a perfectly acceptable language for Objective-C developers to use under certain circumstances.
Andrew Pontious uses his new microphone to communicate with Wolf Rentzsch about...the ways developers communicate: in interviews, on the job, and on the Internet.
Wolf Rentzsch follows up with Andrew Pontious about AppleScript, Apple events, appscript, Distributed Objects, distributed computing, JSTalk, and sandboxing's IPC implications.
Andrew Pontious explains with Wolf Rentzsch some of his maintenance best practices, so that you can perform your own "slide" with the greatest of ease. (Andrew's audio drops occasionally throughout. …
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about why AppleScript is a really awesome language and why it's basically dead. (And why you should use JSTalk instead.)
Wolf Rentzsch talks with Andrew Pontious about Mac App Store irrelevance, the Sparrow acquisition, and so-called "pop software" and its impact upon independent software developer livelihoods.
Andrew Pontious explores with Wolf Rentzsch why and for how long you should stay in the "veal pen", whether it's as a Twitter client developer or an iOS/Mac developer. Bonus: the cat noises are back!
Wolf Rentzsch enumerates with Andrew Pontious the 5 benefits and 6 issues he sees with Apple's new Automatic Retain Count system in the longest, most anticipated episode yet!
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Sat 14 Jul 2012
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