NSBrief

Michael Fey (@mrrooni) is a developer for Kevin Hoctor's empire at NoThirst Software. In this episode, we talk to Michael about the open source Core Data cloud sync solution built for MoneyWell, TICoreDataSync.

Michael Jurewitz (@jury) is back working at Apple, a small fruit company in Cupertino, CA. Previously, he was head of product design at Black Pixel, and prior to that, he was a Developer Tools Evangelist, also at Apple. In this episode, we talk to Michael Jurewitz about things you can do to be more successful in the either the iOS or Mac App Stores. **Editorial Note**: This episode was recorded in November 2012, while Michael Jurewitz was still working at Black Pixel. This episode was previously never released because of the numerous technical issues that occurred while recording. The audio quality is not great, however, as we will be unable to re-interview Michael Jurewitz for the foreseeable future, we thought it was best to release this episode.

Inspect was the first RubyMotion conference held in Brussels Belgium on March 27 and 28 in 2013. Saul happened to be in the area and made a quick stop over to check out the state of RubyMotion and talk to a few attendees. - NSBrief is sponsored by Sketch, the Apple Design Award winning Vector graphics app for your Mac. Check out Sketch and download your copy today at http://bohemiancoding.com/sketch

Wil Shipley (@wilshipley) is the man behind Delicious Monster, and author of the groundbreaking Mac App, Delicious Library. Join Saul and Wil in this episode as we talk about, well, just a bunch of basically random topics and things that happened over Wil's career. NSBrief is Sponsored by Sketch, by Bohemian Coding. For fast, easy and powerful vector graphics drawing even developers can use, grab a copy of Sketch, available on the Mac AppStore.

Chuck Hill and Pascal Robert join us to discuss the current state of WebObjects. We discuss some of the history and architecture of WebObjects, and a bit on how you can use it now. Thanks to our Episode Sponsor, Windows Azure Mobile Services! Check it out at http://windowsazure.com/ios

Bob Kressin (@macisv) joins us to talk about the amazing app opportunities in developing apps that talk to bluetooth LE based hardware. But first, Kiana and Saul discuss the recent gathering of mobile developers at Mdevcon in Amsterdam

This week, we attended NSConference 2013 in Leicester, UK. In this episode, special guest Paul Darcey and host Saul Mora discuss the atmosphere, vibe and experience of NSConference. Saul also chats with Peter Steinberger on his experience in selling a PDK library to iOS developers. We then head up to Edinburgh, Scotland and talk with husband and wife team, (Jaime Montgomery)[http://twitter.com/th_in_gs] and Emily Thomforde about their upcoming game "Coolson's Artisanal Chocolate Factory"

Graham Lee (@secboffin) is the Chief Security Boffin at Agant Ltd, a small development agency in the UK. In somewhat of a followup from our chat on GNUStep, we talk about distributed objects in Cocoa. We eventually talk about what we should be using these days, instead.

#85: Gregory Casamento

Mike Lee (@bmf) is the Mayor of Appsterdam, and the Alpha Primate at the New Lemurs. Recently, he and his team launched a new game, Lemurs Chemistry" Water. We chat with Mike to discuss his experiences launching this new game.

#83.5: Brittany Tarvin

#83: Brittany Tarvin

Nick Arnott (@noir) is the head of Quality Assurance at Double Encore. Nick has recently been blogging about breaking apps, and we talk about some things to try before you ship your apps.

Justin Spahr-Summers (@jspahrsummers) is a Githubber working on Github for Mac. He has also written some fun Objective C extensions, and works on Reactive Cocoa. We talk about these projects and more on this episode of NSBrief. Sponsor Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Microsoft Windows Azure Mobile Services Sign up for your free account which includes 10 free Azure Mobile Services!

In this episode, we chat with Chris and Amin, developers of the upcoming cloud service, Objective Cloud.