Mobile Dev Japan
Mobile Dev Japan
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3. onevcat: Learn How to Learn 16.01.2026 51:39
onevcat talked about how to learn and code in the new era and his experience maintaining popular open-source projects. —— onevcat/Kingfisher onevcat and onevdog onevcat's blog (in Chinese) Updating restrictions of sales to unsupported regions - Anthropic, Sep 4, 2025 How to Solve It What's AHRP!? UniWebView onevcat/APNGKit 2025 Year-End Summary (in Chinese) @onevcat —— Have feedback? Want to join...
2. Tiphaine and Balázs: Never Being Lonely 29.10.2025 43:38
In this episode, I talked to the people who made Mobile Dev Japan: Tiphaine and Balázs, about how they came to work as mobile developers in Japan, and how Mobile Dev Japan came to be. —— Mobile Dev Japan Tiphaine's Twitter Balázs' Twitter Black Thunder HN Tokyo - Tokyo's longest running startup community Balázs' interview . Archive Stanford University's CS193p (Developing Applications for iOS usin...
1: Jeffrey Bergier: Design Is How It Works 11.08.2025 1:04:56
In the inaugural episode of the Mobile Dev Japan Podcast, I talked to Jeffrey Bergier about writing for NeXT using Objective-C in 2025, software quality, developing for enterprises, mobile app vs. web app, and very importantly, how Jeff made his own monitor from an iMac 5K. —— [Not]Soulver for OpenStep try! Swift talk [Not]Soulver for OpenStep [Not]Soulver for OpenStep development journey Soulver...
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