ENTRIES TAGGED "Code Podcast"
Mastering iOS development
Matt Neuburg has suffered through the difficult bits of iOS development so you don't have to.
Matt Neuburg is an O’Reilly author and long-time writer for tidBITS.
We sat down recently to talk about iOS development and how best to build solid apps … the secret is take the time to learn the basics.
Key points from the full video (below) interview include:
All of the real power in iOS development is in C….
Android evolves and so must you
Christopher Neugebauer on Android interfaces, Jellybean, and future updates.
Christopher Neugebauer (@chrisjrn) is an Android and Python developer at Secret Lab and conference coordinator of PyCon Australia.
Chris recently wrapped up his work on Meebo for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry which was recently acquired by Google. I got a chance to talk to him at OSCON this summer about Android development.
Key points from our full…
Damian Conway weighs in on new features, best practices and Perl’s future
Moose, Regular Expressions and how Perl 6 is influencing Perl 5
Damian Conway is a prominent member of the Perl community, author and presenter.
Key points from the full video of our recent interview include:
Perl 6 might not be here yet but it is seeping into Perl 5.
You really should use a more current version of Perl — one…
Sensors and Arduino: How to glue them together
Author Federico Lucifredi on developing sensor-enabled Arduino sketches.
Federico Lucifredi (@federico_II) is the maintainer of man(1) and also the author of the upcoming book, Sensor Interfaces for Arduino. We had a chance to sit down recently and talk about how to connect sensors to microcontrollers (in particular Arduino).
Given how many sensors there are in the wild, there’s a lot to say about sensors. Some…
Inside GitHub’s role in community-building and other open source advances
An interview with Matthew McCullough
In this video interview, Matthew McCullough of GitHub discusses what they’ve learned over time as they grow and watch projects develop there.
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Objective-C and Cocoa: The core of solid iOS apps
Jon Manning and Paris Buttfield-Addison share their insight on what's new with Objective-C and Cocoa
Jon Manning (@desplesda) and Paris Buttfield-Addison (@parisba) are co-founders of Secret Lab and authors of the forthcoming Learning Cocoa with Objective-C, 3rd Edition
Key points from the full video (below) interview include:
Embrace Objective-C’s verbosity
Just getting started with Objective-C? Check out the WWDC videos and… [Discussed at the
The key web technologies that work together for dynamic web sites
An interview with the author of Learning PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and CSS
The technologies that led to an explosion of interactive web sites — PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and CSS — are still as popular today, and a non-programmer can master them quickly.
A geeky summertime treat
Cooking for Geeks author Jeff Potter makes ice cream in 30 seconds.
Got 30 seconds and some liquid nitrogen? In this Code podcast, Cooking for Geeks author Jeff Potter shows how those two ingredients (and a few others) can summon near-instant ice cream.
Why learn C?
David Griffiths on C's consistent popularity and what the language can do for you.
In this Code podcast, "Head First C" co-author David Griffith discusses C's continued popularity and why C and Arduino work well together.
Async and Roslyn mean more power and insight in your C# 5.0 programs
Async, Roslyn, and how to create your best C# 5.0 program
Longtime C# developer, Eric Lippert, speaks about new C# 5.0 features, updates to the forthcoming Roslyn compiler, and ways to optimize your C# programs.
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