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iPhreaks
Our podcast about building mobile applications for iOS devices, Macs, and Apple TV using Swift and Objective C.
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4.8 stars from 17 ratings
Cut to the chase
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“This podcast is always very informative and they get to the subject directly- not too much fluff. I love it. I always learn something. The picks are also great!”
SBYates via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/14/18
Too little real iOS stuff
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“All the Microsoft stuff and non native and "fakive" cr@pp is just enough. Unsubscribed after skipping the last 6 episodes.”Read full review »
GJ Zwart via Apple Podcasts ·
Norway ·
03/30/17
“Am a beginner developer yearning to reach the intermediate ranks. There just seems to be an endless amount of things to learn and read about and this podcast is just super at presenting a very well-rounded perspective of programming concepts, tools and resources out there. Their guests are also...”Read full review »
FStar2010 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/27/15
Recent Episodes
Charles Max Wood explains how podcasting has repeatedly opened up opportunities for him to move his career forward. He dives into how it helped early in his career, how he was able to use it as a tool to find freelance clients, and how it can take you beyond a full time senior developer job into...
Published 09/03/21
Charles Max Wood explains the default path that developers seem to follow in their career and why that doesn't give developers the fulfillment they're looking for.
He then walks through some of the options to change the direction of your career.
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