In this episode, the guys return from hiatus to break down WWDC from a developers standpoint. No cheese graters were harmed or joked about in the making of this episode. Links: Alex Robinson's iOS Project Template: https://github.com/atomicrobot/Carbon-iOS WWDC Videos: https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2019
New hardware and new versions of iOS were released so its time for our annual N-1 WWDC recap.
The guys talk about the latest betas, production issues, and the Mac mini, and gambling apps.
The guys talk about the new Macbook Pros, the latest betas, and source control/pull request management. Then for fun, they discuss various coding conventions.
The guys discuss their San Jose experience and their thoughts on all the goodies and not so goodies we got at WWDC 2018.
The guys talk about GDPR, interesting stats about non-native frameworks, and the latest Swift news among other things.
The guys talked about WWDC 2018, a little about the Education Event, and Flutter.
It wouldn't be SharedInstance if they didn't talk about emoji at all. There's not too much news, so Sam puts on his tinfoil hat, Argo comes up with a totally unoriginal get-rich-quick scheme, and Alex tells us about an intriguing App architecture book.
The guys catch up on iOS news and then talk about emoji rejections and the effects of getting featured in the app store.
The guys talk about Project Marzipan and some other minor iOS related news and then dive into 2018 Resolutions.
First, Alex and Sam convince Argo that Kotlin has more promise than he thought. After that the guys discuss the latest round of news on App Store templates and "Design Spam" rejections. Finally, everyone revisits their 2017 goals they set at the beginning of the year.