It’s our 200th episode and all regular hosts and guest hosts are here. We follow up on the lack of IT sessions at WWDC, the future of self driving cars, a test install of Mojave with your existing home folder. “Does Apple Even Care About the Mac?” is the question asked on Vector. We discuss a proof of concept Xcode for iPad! We touch on the “upgrade pricing” new on the App Store. Tim’s annual Top 10 WWDC 2018 Videos is out. Airbnb sunsetting their use of React Native and Marzipanify and iOSMac are brought in by Greg. We talk about our 200 or so episodes. Picks: iOS developer skills matrix, Random numbers in Swift, Swift Diagnostics: #warning and #error
Episode 200 Show Links:
- Greg Heo on Twitter: “@timmitra @mtjc_podcast They do still have “Mac administration” talks at WWDC! e.g. “What’s New in Managing Apple Devices” https://t.co/8mZzXPCPLN #askMTJC”
- How self-driving cars will change your life | CBC Radio
- Does Apple even care about the Mac? – YouTube
- Louis D’hauwe on Twitter: “I created a proof of concept Xcode for iPad! Code is compiled on a Mac, which acts as a remote server. Generates an .ipa that is uploaded by the Mac, the iPad then installs it. ?… https://t.co/UiUBnCatLP”
- Ersatz Free Trials | Bitsplitting.org
- Sunsetting React Native – Airbnb Engineering & Data Science – Medium
- GitHub – steventroughtonsmith/marzipanify: Convert an iOS Simulator app bundle to an iOSMac (Marzipan) one (Unsupported & undocumented, WIP)
- The Life of a Button – WWDC 2018 – Videos – Apple Developer
- The Qualities of Great Design – WWDC 2018 – Videos – Apple Developer
- Steve Troughton-Smith on Twitter: “marzipanify (don’t actually try to use this) https://t.co/cnePaPTsuO”
- SE-0202 Amendment Proposal: Replace `Collection.randomElement` customization point with `randomIndex`, or remove the customization point entirely – Evolution / Proposal Reviews – Swift Forums
Episode 200 Picks:
- iOS Developer Skills Matrix – Bohdan Orlov – Medium
- Random numbers in Swift – Ole Begemann
- iOS Dev Weekly on Twitter: “This article from @gregheo isn’t so much about the new error and warning diagnostic directives in Swift, but instead about how they were implemented. Worth a read if you’re thinking of proposing, or adding your own! #iosdevrecap https://t.co/MhbC36MTip”
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