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

    More Than Just Code podcast is the perfect source for iOS and Swift developers looking to stay up-to-date on the latest news and trends in the field. With helpful advice from experienced developers, Jaime Lopez, Mark Rubin, and Tim Mitra, , it’s the perfect way to stay informed and inspired. Join us for the latest mobile development news, notes and tech tips for developers.

    Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/mtjc.


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    Episode 314: More Bang Sep 06, 2020
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    We fact check Apple's stock if it had never split. FoS Joe Cabrera offers the inside view of FedEx driver tracking. Apple is preparing 75 million iPhone 12 for release. App Store appeals process is now live. Get ready for subscription offer codes. Apple is still trying to erase mac.com email addresses. Game IQ is a taxonomy to help publishers understand mobile game categories. Apple approves notorious malware to run on Macs. Picks: How to test deep links with UI Testing. How to manually add workout data to the Health app on your iPhone. World-first circuit board with Swift. Use !hws in DuckDuckGo.

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    • Joe Cabrera 🧜🏻‍♀️ on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast BTW I know a FedEx employee and yes they track where you are and for how long and will question any excessive “gap time”" / Twitter
    • Apple Targets 75 Million 5G IPhones for Fall Product Blitz - Bloomberg
    • Apple says App Store appeals process is now live, so developers can start challenging decisions - The Verge
    • App Review process updates - News - Apple Developer
    • Get ready for subscription offer codes - News - Apple Developer
    • Twelve years later, Apple is still trying to erase mac.com email addresses | Appleinsider
    • App Annie: Game IQ is a taxonomy to help publishers understand mobile game categories | VentureBeat
    • The accidental notary: Apple approves notorious malware to run on Macs | Ars Technica
    • How to test deep links with UI Testing | Masilotti.com
    • How to manually add workout data to the Health app on your iPhone | iMore
    • MadMachine - Swift for microcontrollers
    • Paul Hudson on Twitter: "Do you use @DuckDuckGo as your search engine? Of course you do! Well now you can search Hacking with Swift faster using a new bang: !hws. This will take you straight to search results on my site, so you can spend more time coding and less time trawling through Stack Overflow 🙌 https://t.co/MXFxEK03lp" / Twitter
    • 2020 Mtjc Products from MTJC | Teespring
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    • DuckDuckGo New !Bang

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    Episode 313: The Art of Compromise Aug 29, 2020
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    We fact check on SwiftUI's Core Data template, Dr Thereasa Tam, and how Tim triggered Siri. In askMTJC Georg Tuparev opines on Operations and we discuss Attic App's developer account cancellation. The the follow up we cover Setapp for iOS, Lightroom iOS App Update Deleted User Photos, and Apple discounted the fee to connect to Amazon Prime on Apple TV. An AirPower prototype teardown and iPhone 12 rumor roundup is covered. SwiftUI betas - what changed before 1.0. SourMint: malicious code, ad fraud, and data leak in iOS. How We’re Preparing Businesses for the Impact of iOS 14. Picks: Bezier curves, WWDC Hyperwall 2010, HyperTable 2012, Apple is Better Without Jobs, marking workarounds as deprecated.

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    • Who is Dr. Theresa Tam?
    • Georg Tuparev on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast (NS)Operations and OperationQueues are good way to encapsulate pipeline operations and in general they support good design. GCD is good to schedule lightweight task that is not part of a complex workflow…" / Twitter
    • Zac Wood on Twitter: "Submitted a minor update for @AtticsApp after nearly two years on the App Store and @Apple has decided out of nowhere that I have been engaging in "a pattern of manipulative or misleading behavior" and has permanently terminated my account. No evidence or specific reasons given. https://t.co/cW3UsjPWk0" / Twitter
    • Grateful Dead Archive Online
    • How Setapp for iOS complies with App Store Review Guidelines
    • Adobe's Recent Lightroom iOS App Update Deleted User Photos and Lost Data is Unrecoverable - MacRumors
    • Apple Offered to Halve App Store Fee to Get Amazon Prime Video on iOS and Apple TV - MacRumors
    • AirPower ‘prototype’ teardown likely shows why Apple never shipped the wireless charger - 9to5Mac
    • SourMint: malicious code, ad fraud, and data leak in iOS | Snyk
    • Mashable on Twitter: "iPhone 12 Pro Max leak appears to confirm rumored features including 120hz display, LiDAR auto-focus https://t.co/DZ5dc6tssa https://t.co/wzUISozH8Z" / Twitter
    • Jon Prosser on Twitter: "Here’s a screenshot from the iPhone 12 Pro Max video we have. Phone is in a PVT “stealth” case. But here’s you best look at the notch. Bezels are smaller, display is a tad larger — making the notch “appear” a little smaller. Screenshot is brightened to show bezels. https://t.co/WWZw3XdzMk" / Twitter
    • Jon Prosser on Twitter: "iPhone 12 Pro details: True Depth array same size. Bezels are “noticeably thinner” Slightly larger display - making the notch “appear” smaller. Face ID works from wider angles. Even flat on a table. Sides are flat, but glass has slight curve. Rear cam module is 10% larger." / Twitter
    • SwiftUI betas - what changed before 1.0 – mackuba.eu
    • How We’re Preparing Businesses for the Impact of iOS 14 | Facebook for Business
    • Cubic Bezier Curves - Under the Hood on Vimeo
    • Sam Henri Gold on Twitter: "Alright you all have been good in not asking for an ETA, here's a lil thank you. At WWDC 2010, Apple installed the "Hyperwall," a 6x5 grid of displays that displayed the 50K most popular app downloads from the App Store in real time. Here's the behind-the-scenes. https://t.co/H8bn0rJnDU" / Twitter
    • Mark Flider on Twitter: "@samhenrigold @stroughtonsmith Very cool! Back in 2012, I worked on the follow-up: The Hypertable. 120 iPads, and interactive! https://t.co/BGvDoiYXHk" / Twitter
    • Tim Mitra on Twitter: "@mflider @samhenrigold @stroughtonsmith Thanks. Here’s a bit of fuzzy video shot on iPhone 3GS, with @dianephall app creator. https://t.co/Cgq2s5T6BM" / Twitter
    • Apple is BETTER without Steve Jobs — Apple after the iPhone - YouTube
    • Ole Begemann on Twitter: "If you write a workaround for a bug, mark it as deprecated in the next compiler version to get a timely reminder to check if the bug has been fixed. If it has, delete the workaround. If it hasn’t, update the deprecation to the next version. https://t.co/I0KbGjbzEI" / Twitter

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    Episode 312: Epic Blast Radius Aug 22, 2020
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    We fact check phone exchanges, Hell Chromacom, and Russell Kirsch. In the follow up App Attestation API, Apple Removes Fortnite From App Store, Testing Scribble on iPad with Apple Pencil in iPadOS 14, Secret Service Bought Phone Location Data, Core Data is back, and top-secret iPod. Apple to Launch Bundled Subscription Services Called 'Apple One'. You've only added two lines - why did that take two days! Picks: 360iDev 2020, SwiftTO Conference 2020, The Best Password Managers to Secure Your Digital Life, Amazon making online machine learning courses available for free, Aerial Mac Screensaver, 24 Hour Wallpaper.

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    • Retouching History: the early days of digital editing
    • App Attest: (Properly!) Protecting iOS apps from Jailbreak Tweaks in iOS 14
    • Apple Removes Fortnite From App Store [Update: Epic Files Lawsuit Against Apple] - MacRumors
    • Russell Kirsch, inventor of the pixel, dies in Oregon at age 91 – OregonLive – Health 4 Everyday
    • Fortnite for Android has also been kicked off the Google Play Store - The Verge
    • Epic Games says it lost access to Apple development tools following lawsuit [Updated] | iMore
    • This Week in Apps #22 - Epic Goes to Battle, TikTok's SDK, Zoom, and more. · ASO Tools and Mobile Analytics
    • Testing Scribble on iPad with Apple Pencil in iPadOS 14 | Appleinsider
    • Secret Service Bought Phone Location Data from Apps, Contract Confirms
    • Apple is now giving customers an entire year to buy AppleCare+ | iMore
    • Paul Hudson on Twitter: "The single most important change in Xcode 12b5: the Core Data template for SwiftUI is back! (And changed a *lot*) https://t.co/HAsrAhCoAS" / Twitter
    • Go read how the US government built a top-secret iPod right under Steve Jobs’ nose - The Verge
    • Apple to Launch Bundled Subscription Services Called 'Apple One' - MacRumors
    • You've only added two lines - why did that take two days! ~ Matt Lacey
    • 360iDev.com - 360iDev.com
    • #378: John Wilker (part 1)
    • #379: John Wilker (part 2)
    • Swift TO
    • 5 Best Password Managers of 2020: Features, Pricing, and Tips | WIRED
    • Amazon making online machine learning courses available for free
    • JohnCoates/Aerial: Apple TV Aerial Screensaver for Mac
    • 24 Hour Wallpaper - The World's Best Dynamic Desktops

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    Episode 311: A Big Long Wire Aug 16, 2020
    Show notes

    We missed the 6th anniversary of the show! This week we fact check early phone exchanges. In the follow up Apple rolls out Big Sur Public Beta. Third party Mac Pro wheels. Apple's watchOS Public Beta. Google reintroduces Maps on Apple Watch. Verify your app’s integrity with the new App Attest API. Decoding Apple’s Statement to Business Insider Regarding Xbox Game Pass. iOS Interview Questions and Answers for Senior Developers Part 4 - Concurrency. Picks: New beta book - Apple Game Frameworks and Technologies: Build 2D Games with SpriteKit & Swift, Scribble on iPadOS, Plurals Localized in iOS.

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    • Apple launches public beta of macOS Big Sur, its biggest desktop OS update in years - The Verge
    • The first third-party Mac Pro wheels are a (relative) steal at a mere $249 - The Verge
    • Apple launches public beta for new Apple Watch features including sleep tracking - The Verge
    • How to install the watchOS 7 public beta on your Apple Watch - The Verge
    • Apple Beta Software Program
    • After pulling it three years ago, Google reintroduces Maps for Apple Watch | Ars Technica
    • Verify your app’s integrity with the new App Attest API - News - Apple Developer
    • Daring Fireball: Decoding Apple’s Statement to Business Insider Regarding Xbox Game Pass
    • Wear OS by Google Smartwatches
    • iOS Interview Questions and Answers for Senior Developers Part 4 - Concurrency
    • Pragmatic Bookshelf: By Developers, For Developers
    • Step-by-step guide for localizing plurals in iOS — Step-by-step guide for localizing plurals in iOS
    • skribbl - Free Multiplayer Drawing & Guessing Game
    • Testing Scribble on iPad with Apple Pencil in iPadOS 14 | Appleinsider

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    Episode 310: So It Must Be True Aug 09, 2020
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    We fact check on 548 and the height of the iPhone 5. In the follow up Apple confirms that new iPhones models won't arrive in September. Apple has a record breaking third quarter on Mac and iPad sales. Apple introduces "Everything Apple" gift card. iPhone 12 prices leaked and iOS 14 beta reveals a 5.4 inch iPhone 12. 1Password roles out on Linux. Tim reviews the MacCatalyst Tutorial. Canada's Covid Alert app is out on Android and iOS. In the main show we cover Grouping Array Elements With Dictionary. Apple introduces a new Intel iMac 27 inch. Setting up a Core Data store for unit tests. Apple replaces longtime marketing chief Phill Schiller. Picks: Apple Store badges are back with Memoji. Deleting Derived Data with Automator. Fleury, Stone join forces to shoot Apple ad on iPhone 11 Pro. Fun: Footage taken in an Apple Store back in 2003 looks…weird. Forecast: A must-have tool for Mac podcasters.

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    • Apple confirms new iPhones won’t arrive in September - The Verge
    • Apple reports strong Mac and iPad sales in record-breaking Q3 earnings - The Verge
    • Apple Inc. CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS (Unaudited)
    • Apple’s new universal gift card can be used to purchase ‘Everything Apple’ - The Verge
    • iPhone 12 Prices Rise As Apple’s Expensive New Range Leaks
    • iOS 14 beta gives us a glimpse of the system interface on the 5.4-inch iPhone 12 - 9to5Mac
    • 1Password for Linux development preview — 1Password Forum
    • Mac Catalyst Tutorials | Apple Developer Documentation
    • Download COVID Alert today - Canada.ca
    • Grouping Array Elements With Dictionary in Swift - Swift Senpai
    • Apple’s iMac line just got overhauled, with the 27-inch getting the biggest changes | Ars Technica
    • Setting up a Core Data store for unit tests – Donny Wals
    • Apple replaces longtime marketing chief Phil Schiller
    • Apple Store badges are back with Memoji, here’s how to make your own - 9to5Mac
    • Deleting Derived Data with Automator | Pietro Rea's Blog
    • Fleury, Stone join forces to shoot Apple ad on iPhone 11 Pro
    • Fun: Footage taken in an Apple Store back in 2003 looks...weird - A Journal of Musical Things
    • Forecast: A must-have tool for Mac podcasters – Six Colors
    • Moose - Wikipedia
    • What makes us different? | Banno

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    Episode 309: Man Bites Dog Aug 01, 2020
    Show notes

    We fact check Spamassassin and the end of iPhone 6 support in iOS. The the follow up Apple will give employees paid leave to vote in the Federal Election. Exposure Notification - Apple Developer. iPhone 11 Now Being Manufactured at Foxconn Plant in India. Disabled Lives Matter. Apple targeted by multi-state probe led by Texas AG alleging deceptive trade practices. Epic CEO calls out Apple, Google app store practices ahead of antitrust hearing. Generating automatic placeholders for SwiftUI views. Hands on 2020 iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard first impressions. Can’t read HFS, HFS+ CDs & CDRs on Catalina. Picks: Mac Catalyst Tutorials, Launch screens in Xcode: All the options explained, macintosh.js.

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    • Apache SpamAssassin: Welcome
    • MTJC Slack Sign Up | The More Than Just Code Podcast
    • Apple to Give Employees Paid Time Off to Vote in U.S. Election - Bloomberg
    • Exposure Notification - Apple Developer
    • iPhone 11 Now Being Manufactured at Foxconn Plant in India - MacRumors
    • DISABLED LIVES MATTER. Canadian Reflections on the 30th… | by Chloe G.K. Atkins | Jul, 2020 | Medium
    • Apple targeted in multi-state probe led by Texas AG alleging deceptive trade practices - 9to5Mac
    • Epic CEO calls out Apple, Google app store practices ahead of antitrust hearing
    • Apple defends 30% App Store commission with new study as antitrust threats loom - 9to5Mac
    • Becoming Steve Jobs by Brent Schlender, Rick Tetzeli: 9780385347426 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
    • Generating automatic placeholders for SwiftUI views | Swift by Sundell
    • Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 11‑inch (2nd generation) - US English - Apple
    • iPad Pro - Apple
    • Mac Catalyst Tutorials | Apple Developer Documentation
    • Launch screens in Xcode: All the options explained - SwiftLee
    • felixrieseberg/macintosh.js: A virtual Apple Macintosh with System 8, running in Electron. I'm sorry.
    • Mini vMac for iOS · namedfork.net
    • Construction & Floor Plan App For Contractors | magicplan
    • RocketSim: Enhancing the iOS Simulator for productivity - SwiftLee
    • ADA.gov homepage
    • Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)

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    Episode 308: Big Sur: The Answer Is Yes Jul 25, 2020
    Show notes

    We fact check on Babylon 5's Crusade, Apple's Hollyhill factory in Cork, and Sosumi. In follow up we discuss "break a leg", Apple's updates to coding terminology and Memoji head coverings. Apple over-ear headphones may use gesture controls with ‘rotation detection’. Big Sur is both 10.16 and 11.0 – it’s official. Apple Security Research Device Program. Introducing Swift Service Lifecycle. WWDC20: What’s New in Unit Testing. Picks: iPhone Specs Matrix 1.1 with iOS 14 compatibility, From master to main, git help tutorial, URLSessionWebSocketTask

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    • Updates to Coding Terminology - News - Apple Developer
    • Tim Cook on Twitter: "With new headwear options and masks in iOS 14 — we’ve got you covered! Happy #WorldEmojiDay! https://t.co/AqQp0QVefV" / Twitter
    • Apple over-ear headphones may use 'rotating' gesture controls - 9to5Mac
    • Big Sur is both 10.16 and 11.0 – it’s official – The Eclectic Light Company
    • Apple Security Research Device Program - Apple Developer
    • Swift.org - Introducing Swift Service Lifecycle
    • WWDC20: What’s New in Unit Testing
    • iPhone Specs Matrix 1.1 with iOS 14 compatibility | dorianroy.com­­/blog
    • From Master to Main | Kilo Loco | Code Passionately

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    Episode 307: The Most MTJC Bug Ever Jul 19, 2020
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    Friend of the show Dan sports an MTJC face mask and friend of the show Dee asks about CloudKit use. Canadians can now opt out of Clearview AI facial recognition, with a catch. We discuss Big Sur - Working / Not Working Apps. Apple updates coding programs and resources for educators and students. SoftBank mulls sale of Arm Holdings, could Apple be a potential buyer? Apple wins appeal against EU’s $14.9 billion tax bill. Apple releases iOS and iPadOS 13.6, macOS 10.15.6, and watchOS 6.2.8. Apple files ‘Path to Apple Card’ patent application in Canada. Apple reportedly plans to release 13-inch, 14-inch and 16-inch ARM-based MacBooks. Rene Ritchie: Wrong About the Apple Silicon Mac. Unreal’s new iPhone app does live motion capture with Face ID sensors. What’s new in SwiftUI from Swift with Majid. Creating Lists with Collection View. Picks: List of Apple codenames, Apple promotes working from home in relatable new video featuring ‘The Underdogs’, Circle of Fifths, How To Create A GitHub Profile README, NotificationCenter.Publisher.

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    • Dann Beauregard on Twitter: "Thank you to @timmitra and @mtjc_podcast for the mask! Fits beard and all! #askmtjc https://t.co/7DqPheLnSY" / Twitter
    • Dee on Twitter: "Hey #AskMTJC - why does it seem many devs don’t use CloudKit for projects? I find it amazing — though it’s hard to find real-world users when I get stuck on issues. I use it for video storage in my Cop Watch Video Recorder 2.0 https://t.co/oxI3H9oWWg" / Twitter
    • Canadians can now opt out of Clearview AI facial recognition, with a catch | CBC News
    • Big Sur - Working / Not Working Apps | MacRumors Forums
    • Apple updates coding programs and resources for educators and students - Apple
    • SoftBank mulls sale of Arm Holdings, could Apple be a potential buyer? - 9to5Mac
    • Apple wins appeal against EU’s $14.9 billion tax bill - The Verge
    • Apple releases iOS and iPadOS 13.6, macOS 10.15.6, and watchOS 6.2.8 | Ars Technica
    • Apple files 'Path to Apple Card' patent application in Canada
    • Apple reportedly plans to release 13-inch, 14-inch and 16-inch ARM-based MacBooks
    • Wrong About the Apple Silicon Mac - YouTube
    • Unreal’s new iPhone app does live motion capture with Face ID sensors | Ars Technica
    • What’s new in SwiftUI | Swift with Majid
    • Creating Lists with Collection View
    • List of Apple codenames - Wikipedia
    • Apple promotes working from home in relatable new video featuring ‘The Underdogs’ - 9to5Mac
    • Furnace Blower Not Working - How to Check It - YouTube
    • How To Create A GitHub Profile README | monica*dev
    • RWDevCon Inspiration Talk – Math Isn’t Scary by Matthijs Hollemans | raywenderlich.com
    • Math Overboard!: (Basic Math for Adults) Part 1 by Colin W. Clark
    • Sosumi - Wikipedia
    • TIL that when astronomer Carl Sagan sent Apple a cease & desist for codenaming a computer after him, they changed the name to "BHA," for "Butthead Astronomer." When he then sued for libel, the court dismissed the suit, noting "one does not seriously attack a scientist using the phrase 'butthead'." : todayilearned
    • ‎Scales & Modes on the App Store

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    Episode 306: Transition Accomplished? Jul 11, 2020
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    We fact check on "Getting Sherlocked", Apple's three transitions, 2020 Apple Design Awards and Shapr3D. In the askMTJC Shawn and Greg also contribute to the transitions and Apple's Transition Accomplish web page is still up. In the follow up Apple launches online web portal for Apple Card management. How the US steamrolled Chinese tech giant out of Five Eyes. US considering banning TikTok and other Chinese apps. The OLED screened iPhone 12 will include no charger, no ear buds. Ireland's COVID-19 app is out. 10 Code Snippets from WWDC20.Apple clashes with ad industry. Reddit to stop accessing user's clipboard after being outed by iOS 14. Simulated iOS devices are not available when running Xcode 12 for macOS Universal Apps beta on an Apple silicon Mac. (63749966). Apple is working on QR Code payments for Apple Pay, iOS 14 code reveals. Picks: Using an AppDelegate with the new SwiftUI-based app lifecycle, Advocating for DevRel as a DevRel Professional, Distractionless, a Pomodoro app for warchOS.

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    • On “Getting Sherlocked” | Cocoanetics
    • Alan Edmonds on Twitter: "@timmitra The missing transition wasn’t a processor transition, but the software transition to OS X. So the three previous transitions were 68K to PowerPC, classic to OS X, PowerPC to Intel." / Twitter
    • James Thomson on Twitter: "@timmitra @mtjc_podcast Technically it was Sherlock 3 which was introduced with Mac OS X 10.2, which coined the term. Watson had been introduced as a companion app to the previous versions of Sherlock, hence the name." / Twitter
    • Shawn Marston on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast #askMTJC #FactCheck Trans1: 68k->PPC Trans2: Classic/MacOS9 -> Next/OSX Trans3: PPC->Intel" / Twitter
    • Transition Accomplished
    • Apple launches online web portal for Apple Card management via browser | Appleinsider
    • How Huawei's 5G plans for Britain were outmuscled by the US
    • Banning TikTok in the US being considered by White House - 9to5Mac
    • Nikkei corroborates lack of charger and earbuds in iPhone 12 box, OLED screens for all models - 9to5Mac
    • Ireland releases COVID-19 Tracker app using Apple/Google Exposure Notification API - 9to5Mac
    • 10 Code Snippets from WWDC20 | The Startup
    • Permission for tracking in iOS 14 creates clash with advertisers- 9to5Mac
    • Reddit promises to stop accessing user clipboards after being exposed by iOS 14 - 9to5Mac
    • LinkedIn, Reddit to fix how their apps copy iOS clipboard contents
    • Xcode 12 for macOS Universal Apps Beta 2 Release Notes | Apple Developer Documentation
    • Exclusive: Apple is working on QR Code payments for Apple Pay, iOS 14 code reveals - 9to5Mac
    • Using an AppDelegate with the new SwiftUI-based app lifecycle | Swift by Sundell
    • Advocating for DevRel as a DevRel Professional
    • ‎Distractionless on the App Store

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    Episode 305: WWDC 2020: The Missing Manual Jul 04, 2020
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    We fact check on Sherlock, Apple's 3 major transitions which we got two thirds correct, Scribble, WWDC demo apps, and port keys. In the follow up: First benchmarks surface for Apple's ARM-based Developer Transition Kit. Apple races to push ahead with 5G iPhone mass production. Apple to re-close 30 more stores due to coronavirus outbreaks. Basecamp’s protest of Apple’s policies is already benefiting other developers. In the main: WWDC20: Wrap up and recommended talks. Getting started with WidgetKit. Integrating Core Data with SwiftUI. Building Grids in SwiftUI 2.0 for iOS 14. Picks: Fuita Building a Feature Rich app with SwiftUI, Spapr3D. I love this app BUT!, Instruments icon mesh challenge, Something I notice from Apple was using variables for smaller chunks of code.

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    • First benchmarks surface for Apple's ARM-based Developer Transition Kit - 9to5Mac
    • Apple races to push ahead with 5G iPhone mass production - Nikkei Asian Review
    • Apple to re-close 30 more stores due to coronavirus outbreaks
    • Basecamp’s protest of Apple’s policies is already benefiting other developers - The Verge
    • WWDC20: Wrap up and recommended talks – Hacking with Swift
    • Integrating Core Data with SwiftUI - YouTube
    • Building Grids in SwiftUI 2.0 for iOS 14 - YouTube
    • Getting started with WidgetKit | WWDC by Sundell & Friends
    • David Paxton on Twitter: "That’s top drawer Italianing. https://t.co/NuIG3R7JpR" / Twitter
    • Fruta: Building a Feature-Rich App with SwiftUI | Apple Developer Documentation
    • ‎Shapr 3D CAD modeling on the App Store
    • Ed Sanchez on Twitter: "I hereby raise a challenge to any 3D artist to correctly recreate the app store icon based on the Instruments icon mesh - and show a 360 rotation of it. It's surprising, and as you can see, not sticks. I can't share the source, but I can reward the winner with a like and retweet. https://t.co/fejVd5yTTt" / Twitter
    • Craig on Twitter: "Something I notice from Apple was using variables for smaller chunks of code. I started adopting this into my code now. I still create view containers for things that need them but this is a great way to organize code that doesn’t need a separate class view. #swiftui #swift https://t.co/DnVsONdp1G" / Twitter
    • LIVE near WWDC 2020
    • I picked this USB-C data transfer cable up at Apple Store a while back. $26 Canadian

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