The NSNorth Podcast

This inaugural podcast features NSNorth Speaker Jason Brennan, and his topic is "Building Better Software by Building Software Better".

Straight off the launch of Napkin, Guy English joins us to talk about AppKit, UIKit and SceneKit. He also hints at his upcoming NSNorth talk, which guide you in incorporating 3D animations in your next app.

The Creative Director at Bombing Brain Interactive talks to Dan & Phil about design, presenting with Steve Jobs in the audience, and the long game of indie software development.

The Co-Designer and Coder of The Transit App joins Dan & Phil to discuss some of the pitfalls of Open Data, the challenges of a multi-city, yet hyper-local application, and the benefits of writing Open Source components.

The CEO of MartianCraft and NSNorth 2013 Keynote Speaker is our guest, and the discussion covers the upcoming Briefs app, local user groups, small conferences, and the trials of running a company with more than 10 employees.

MapBox's self-described lone iOS developer speaks with Dan & Phil about working in an Open Source company, the state of computer maps (free or otherwise), wildlife photography and rebuilding MapKit from the ground up.

Flying Meat's founder and Presidente joins Dan & Phil to discuss the Core Graphics libraries, the differences between Acorn and VoodooPad, SQLite and some Open-Source software you may already be using, fun things you can do with Core Image and, of course, pizza.

Caroline Sauve of Corel's Painter team is our guest, and the topics range from the current state of digital painting, the challenges of an adjunct application to an established app, to developing an extraordinary user experience.

Black Pixel's own Rick Fillion talks to Dan & Phil about creating a Mac app store before "the" Mac App Store, working on the front-end design of large Mac applications, why designers should be able to modify code and resurrecting an old NeXT cube.

The founder of Edovia Software joins Dan & Phil to discuss his apps, large and small, some lesser-known effects of going to the Sugar Shack, and how skateboarding helped him with starting and maintaining his own company.