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Melton
Don Melton worked at Netscape on Mozilla and at Apple on WebKit and Safari. Now he's a recovering programmer working on video encoding and whatever else he feels like. These are his stories.
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4.9 stars from 39 ratings
Great stuff
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“Learned about him from iMore. He's funny and the father of Safari, so when I found out he had his own podcast, I downloaded it. Look forward to listening to this every month, over a cup of coffee in the very early morning of the day, while I'm walking my dog.”
dlashworthjr via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/17/17
Love it!
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“Very enjoyable. Nice work Don and Rene.”
MatLake via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/02/15
“I love Don and Rene's conversations on things techie (and otherwise). I am also interested to hear Don's musings on video encoding. Notwithstanding his warnings on encoding, I wish he would do some video tutorials on the topic - maybe with Don McAllister?”
nowmintyfresh via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/12/15
Recent Episodes
Don's seen WWDC, has his glass of wine, and is ready to jump into all the Safari and WebKit updates, H.265 (HEVC) support and what it means for transcoding, and call BS on the latest tech nonsense. Listen along!
Published 06/19/17
Published 06/19/17
It's a Merry Melton Holiday Special, and we're talking Apple 2017, what re-orgs mean, how good products get delayed, Don turns 6.0 just as Handbrake goes 1.0, and more!
Published 01/05/17
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