Episode 313: The Art of Compromise

More Than Just Code podcast - iOS and Swift development, news and advice

We fact check on SwiftUI's Core Data template, Dr Thereasa Tam, and how Tim triggered Siri. In askMTJC Georg Tuparev opines on Operations and we discuss Attic App's developer account cancellation. The the follow up we cover Setapp for iOS, Lightroom iOS App Update Deleted User Photos, and Apple discounted the fee to connect to Amazon Prime on Apple TV. An AirPower prototype teardown and iPhone 12 rumor roundup is covered. SwiftUI betas - what changed before 1.0. SourMint: malicious code, ad fraud, and data leak in iOS. How We’re Preparing Businesses for the Impact of iOS 14. Picks: Bezier curves, WWDC Hyperwall 2010, HyperTable 2012, Apple is Better Without Jobs, marking workarounds as deprecated.

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• Who is Dr. Theresa Tam?
• Georg Tuparev on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast (NS)Operations and OperationQueues are good way to encapsulate pipeline operations and in general they support good design. GCD is good to schedule lightweight task that is not part of a complex workflow…" / Twitter
• Zac Wood on Twitter: "Submitted a minor update for @AtticsApp after nearly two years on the App Store and @Apple has decided out of nowhere that I have been engaging in "a pattern of manipulative or misleading behavior" and has permanently terminated my account. No evidence or specific reasons given. https://t.co/cW3UsjPWk0" / Twitter
• Grateful Dead Archive Online
• How Setapp for iOS complies with App Store Review Guidelines
• Adobe's Recent Lightroom iOS App Update Deleted User Photos and Lost Data is Unrecoverable - MacRumors
• Apple Offered to Halve App Store Fee to Get Amazon Prime Video on iOS and Apple TV - MacRumors
• AirPower ‘prototype’ teardown likely shows why Apple never shipped the wireless charger - 9to5Mac
• SourMint: malicious code, ad fraud, and data leak in iOS | Snyk
• Mashable on Twitter: "iPhone 12 Pro Max leak appears to confirm rumored features including 120hz display, LiDAR auto-focus https://t.co/DZ5dc6tssa https://t.co/wzUISozH8Z" / Twitter
• Jon Prosser on Twitter: "Here’s a screenshot from the iPhone 12 Pro Max video we have. Phone is in a PVT “stealth” case. But here’s you best look at the notch. Bezels are smaller, display is a tad larger — making the notch “appear” a little smaller. Screenshot is brightened to show bezels. https://t.co/WWZw3XdzMk" / Twitter
• Jon Prosser on Twitter: "iPhone 12 Pro details: True Depth array same size. Bezels are “noticeably thinner” Slightly larger display - making the notch “appear” smaller. Face ID works from wider angles. Even flat on a table. Sides are flat, but glass has slight curve. Rear cam module is 10% larger." / Twitter
• SwiftUI betas - what changed before 1.0 – mackuba.eu
• How We’re Preparing Businesses for the Impact of iOS 14 | Facebook for Business
• Cubic Bezier Curves - Under the Hood on Vimeo
• Sam Henri Gold on Twitter: "Alright you all have been good in not asking for an ETA, here's a lil thank you. At WWDC 2010, Apple installed the "Hyperwall," a 6x5 grid of displays that displayed the 50K most popular app downloads from the App Store in real time. Here's the behind-the-scenes. https://t.co/H8bn0rJnDU" / Twitter
• Mark Flider on Twitter: "@samhenrigold @stroughtonsmith Very cool! Back in 2012, I worked on the follow-up: The Hypertable. 120 iPads, and interactive! https://t.co/BGvDoiYXHk" / Twitter
• Tim Mitra on Twitter: "@mflider @samhenrigold @stroughtonsmith Thanks. Here’s a bit of fuzzy video shot on iPhone 3GS, with @dianephall app creator. https://t.co/Cgq2s5T6BM" / Twitter
• Apple is BETTER without Steve Jobs — Apple after the iPhone - YouTube
• Ole Begemann on Twitter: "If you write a workaround for a bug, mark it as deprecated in the next compiler version to get a timely reminder to check if the bug has been fixed. If it has, delete the workaround. If it hasn’t, update the deprecation to the next version. https://t.co/I0KbGjbzEI" / Twitter

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