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MacVoices #24165: Road to Macstock – Allison Sheridan of The NosillaCast

Jun 21, 2024 | Events

Next up on The Road to Macstock Conference and Expo is our first with both a Macstock speaker and workshop presenter. Allison Sheridan of The NosillaCast discusses her workshop that will focus on “tiny Mac tips” and her interpretation of the Macstock’s “Level Up” theme for the event that will inform her conference session. Allison also shares insights into her other projects like the Programming by Stealth podcast.

MacVoices #20143: Bryan Chaffin Discusses His Satisfaction Level With Apple’s Release Schedules (2)

May 27, 2020 | Apple TV, Business, Commentary, iOS, iPad, MacNotables

Part 2 of our discussion with Bryan Chaffin of The Mac Observer starts with reading in bed with the iPad and ends with Apple TV+. In between we cover laptop use, Apple TV (the device), voice control expectations, Apple Pay, Apple Card, and why you should watch the...

MacVoices #20142: Bryan Chaffin Discusses His Satisfaction Level With Apple’s Release Schedules (1)

May 26, 2020 | Commentary, Hardware, iPad, iPhone

Bryan Chaffin of The Mac Observer has had some issues with Apple’s product release schedules in the past. He weighs in on how things have been going in recent months, both before and during the COVID-19 lockdown. Bryan also begins an evaluation of Apple’s products...

MacVoices #20124: Bart Busschots Talks Programming By Stealth and Taming The Terminal

Apr 27, 2020 | Productivity, Tech Topics, Training/Education

Bart Busschots talks about his two free online courses to help you get a little more geeky. In Taming the Terminal, Bart and Allison Sheridan help you get comfortable with working with the Unix underpinnings of macOS, and in Programming by Stealth they tackle...

MacVoices #20087: Paul Kafasis On Combining (Or Not) Mac and iOS App Licensing

Feb 18, 2020 | Business, Developer, iOS, Software

Paul Kafasis of Rogue Amoeba helps us examine the subject of combining licenses for iOS and Mac apps. The development of Mac apps through Catalyst isn’t quite as easy as Apple made out, especially if a developer wants to optimize for the Mac platform. Paul discusses...

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MacVoices #19220: Kelly Guimont Introduces us to RemObjects’ Fire and Water Programing Environments

Sep 20, 2019 | Developer, Software

Kelly Guimont helps us dive back into the Developer world with a discussion of RemObjects Software and their Elements development environment. Elements allows developers to create for one platform, then translate the code for others…iOS,Mac, Android, and Windows....

MacVoices #19057: ShowStoppers – Robolink Introduces Zumi To Teach Kids Programming

Jan 24, 2019 | Events, Games, Hardware, Training/Education

At ShowStoppers in Las Vegas, we catch up with CEO Hansol Hong of Robolink, who demonstrates Zumi, their CES Innovation Award-winning product that helps kids learn about things like programming, artificial intelligence, and self driving cars. [audio...

MacVoices #17203: Kelly Guimont Provides An App Camp for Girls Update

Oct 26, 2017 | Developer, iOS, iPad, iPhone

Kelly Guimont, Founding Volunteer for App Camp for Girls, gives us an update on their activities, their objectives, and how you can help them advance the cause of women in technology. App Camp is looking to expand into new cities. That requires logistics, volunteers,...

MacVoices #17126: Road to Macstock – David Cohen On What You Can Do With A Raspberry Pi

May 30, 2017 | Events, Hardware

This Road to Macstock goes across the pond to chat with David Cohen of TechFan, who will be discussing the benefits and capabilities of the Raspberry Pi, the small, super-affordable computer. David explains the features of the computer that is perfect for those who...

MacVoices #17063: CES – Robolink’s CoDrone Is Programmable, Upgradable, and Battle-Ready

Jan 27, 2017 | Developer, Events, Games, Hardware

At CES in Las Vegas, Hansol Hong, CEO of Robolink, discusses the features and versatility of their CoDrone, a small drone that can help teach kids to program, and can be easily upgraded with a Drive Kit to add wheels, or a camera to increase its functionality. CoDrone...

MacVoices #17060: CES – Makeblock Makes A Programmable, Crashable Drone/Hovercraft

Jan 26, 2017 | Developer, Events, Hardware

At CES in Las Vegas, VanNess Lee, Vice President of Makeblock, demonstrates, and crashes, their Airblock modular drone to demonstrate its ease of construction and durability, even in a worst-case scenario. Built to break apart and be re-built in short order, Airblock...

MacVoices #14203: Kirschen Seah Profiles the Upcoming Ada Lovelace Day Promoting Women in Tech

Oct 6, 2014 | Business, Commentary, Events, Software, Tech Topics, Training/Education, Web

Kirschen Seah helps remind us about Ada Lovelace Day, coming up on October 14. An inspiration for young women interested in math, sciences and tech, Ada Lovelace was one of the first programmers at a time when computers as we define them didn't exist. Kirschen tells...

MacVoices #14190: Matt Neuburg Updates Us On Swift and iOS 8 Evolution

Aug 27, 2014 | Developer, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Software, Tech Topics

Matt Neuburg has a unique perspective on all things iOS as the author of iOS 7 Programming Fundamentals: Objective-C, Xcode, and Cocoa Basics and Programming iOS 7 and a developer himself. Now he's turning his attention to Apple's new programming language, Swift,...

MacVoices #14168: AltConf – The Transition to Swift for Users and Coders with Orta Therox

Jun 12, 2014 | Business, Commentary, Developer, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Software

At AltConference 2014 in San Francisco, programmer Orta Therox of Artsy talks about what Apple's new programming language, Swift, will mean for end users and coders alike. This edition of MacVoices is...

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