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More Than Just Code podcast - iOS and Swift development, news and advice

More Than Just Code podcast - iOS and Swift development, news and advice

Date de sortie : 2022-03-13
© 2022 iT Guy Technologies
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Date de sortie : 2022-03-13
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M1 Ultra

M1 Ultra

This week we discuss Apple's all-in-one keyboard computer patent. Apple launches inaugural Entrepreneur Camp for Latin founders. Apple to rolls out iOS 15.4. We also cover Apple's Peek Performance Event introducing M1 Ultra, Mac Studio, Studio Display,
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This week we discuss Apple's all-in-one keyboard computer patent. Apple launches inaugural Entrepreneur Camp for Latin founders. Apple to rolls out iOS 15.4. We also cover Apple's Peek Performance Event introducing M1 Ultra, Mac Studio, Studio Display, iPhone SE 5G, iPad Air with M1, and Friday Night Football on Apple TV+. Picks: Hello Mac OSX Tiger, Sophie Wilson creator of the ARM Instruction Set.
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Apple Imagines Mac-Inside-a-Keyboard Device Evocative of 80s Home Computers - MacRumorsApple launches inaugural Entrepreneur Camp for Latin founders - Apple (CA)Apple to roll out iOS 15.4 next week - The VergeApple’s Peek Performance event: the 7 biggest announcements - The VergeHello Mac OS X Tiger | Fernando BunnSiliconinsider on Twitter: "As an ARM founder, Sophie Wilson created the ARM instruction set which now runs on billions of devices. https://t.co/d4oSmqo4p1" / Twitter
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Date de publication : 13/3/2022 à 07:00:00

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MTJC podcast is a show about mobile development. Each week Jaime Lopez, Mark Rubin (sometimes Greg Heo and Tammy Coron) and myself, Tim Mitra, will convene from across the continent to discuss iOS and Mac development. We discuss current issues to find out what developers are talking about, what their apps are about, what they are using to create their apps and what advice they have for other developers (or those looking to become one). We also have news, notes and tech tips for developers.

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2015-05-02

Misses its potential

I tried following this podcast. It has merit to it, but it seriously lacks maturity and is rife with petty inside jokes (e.g. what’s with the dr. Rubin bashing?).
Host Tim Mitra barely knows anything on any subject, has no real opinion on any subject and cannot go beyond anecdotes. Aaron Vegh talks too much, like John Siracusa, but lacks John’s incredible insight.
On this show, I have heard Tim say “ka-ching!” with relation to a git repo that fit the needs of something a client had asked of him. Mindblowing. Furthermore, both Tim and Aaron constantly have to remind everybody how they do not have a CS degree like Jaime Lopez, but that they are equally qualified to be programmers (NOT software engineers, though, because let’s face it; an engineer needs to have a university degree, according to Aaron!). In this field, yes, degrees do not really matter and we, the audience, are aware of this. Constant reminders of this are indicators of an unnecessary insecurity.
And finally, from what I gather, Mark Rubin must have claimed to be buddies with Tim Cook. I know this because it is brought up (literally!!!) almost every episode! If the others believe that they should be making fun of Mark Rubin for making such a claim, please keep it off the air. Obviously Mark is less confident at the microphone than the talkative-never-shut-up Aaron Vegh. But it is Tim Mitra’s responsibility to make sure that Mark (who holds a PhD from MIT) also gets to make some insightful comments instead of being made the fool of every inside joke this clique has. The very few times Mark did have the opportunity to offer an opinion, he displayed his ability to go against the grain and draw from his own experiences to come to string opinions, unlike Tim Mitra’s fuzzy and undefined anecdotes.
Unless you solve these issues and start treating your podcast more professionally, you will never draw proper sponsors and you will be stuck asking people for donations. (“ka-ching”, Tim!).
I had great hopes for this underdog. But unless they grow up and start taking things seriously, I cannot continue listening. Today’s episode (“37 Aaron’s Apple Watch…”) made me cringe so hard that I am unsubscribing. I might give it another shot in the future, because honestly, this seems like a bunch of fun guys who have very nice contributions to make, but they need to get their act together.
Billionsoo