As developers, we use a lot of tools. But, sometimes, there are added benefits to making your tools instead of just buying them. I go into detail and give you some reasons to consider doing just that.Please leave a review and show your support.https://lov

In this episode, we do things a little differently. I sit down with Geoff Pado, an app maker and live streamer. This is the edited version of a live stream interview found at https://twitch.tv/compileswift, where we also had a live chatroom during the rec

WWDC23 has been announced by Apple, and we also got a lot of OS updates this week. I also discuss the new app I built over my live streams.(00:00) - Introduction(00:13) - WWDC23(01:12) - Upgrade to Xcode 14(01:44) - All the upgrades(02:53) - Job Trac

Joel had the good fortune to work at Apple when the iPhone was developed. His exposure was writing sample apps against the iPhone SDK, making him among the first people in the world to `#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>`. That launched him into the world of i

In this episode, I dive into why you should provide an onboarding flow for your users. I also offer a couple of different ways to make that happen and explain why it is, in my opinion, essential as a first-run experience. (00:00) - Introduction (00:31) -

From Apple outages to crashing Xcode and deadlines. A few minutes of a developer horror story week in this episode. But it's over now right...right?Please leave a review and show your support.https://lovethepodcast.com/compileswiftPlease find us on Mastod

I decided it was time to put out an episode answering a question I often get."What do I learn to start coding on Apple platforms and for interviews."So here is my list of recommendations of topics to get started with when it comes to developing on Apple's

In this episode, I sit down to talk with Richard Zarth. An indie developer, we discuss Swift, the software industry, really simple arcade, Pokemon watch app, open-source, and Underdog Devs, a mentorin

I am honored to have Marin Todorov join me to talk about dataTile, a developer tool, and using SwiftUI in production.

Time to welcome 2023 and talk about some plans I have for development this year including, podcast updates, new apps, and more.