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Under the Radar

From development and design to marketing and support, Under the Radar was all about independent app development. It was rarely longer than 30 minutes. Hosted by Marco Arment and David Smith.

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6 de nov de 2025

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Episódios

31: Today’s App Store Announcements 08.06.2016

The App Store's new subscription options and search ads that were announced today.

30: A Brief Visit to Android 02.06.2016

David revisits Android development after four years away.

29: Numbers and Analytics 26.05.2016

Using data, market research, and analytics to improve your apps and better allocate your time.

28: Wear Your Own T-Shirt 20.05.2016

Becoming more comfortable with self-promotion in the right contexts.

27: Fast App Review 13.05.2016

How iOS development will change if the recent app-review speedup becomes permanent.

26: Wading Slowly Into AppKit 06.05.2016

Experimenting with Mac development and considering its future potential.

25: The Calm Before the Storm 28.04.2016

What to do (and not do) in the few months before WWDC.

24: Should You Register for a WWDC Ticket? 19.04.2016

The value of a WWDC ticket — or going to San Francisco without one.

23: Launching Activity++ 14.04.2016

Handling the launch of David's newest app, and lessons to be learned from it.

22: Version Control 08.04.2016

The immense value of version control for very small teams — even teams of one.

21: App Store Rejection 01.04.2016

Tips on avoiding rejections by Apple's app-review staff and what to do when your app get rejected.

20: Improving the App Store, Part 2 24.03.2016

In the second of a two-part series, we discuss some specific ideas on how the App Store could realistically be improved.

19: Improving the App Store, Part 1 19.03.2016

In the first of a two-part series, we discuss whether the App Store needs improvement for our benefit, or whether it's working well enough for Apple and customers already.

18: Choosing a Pricing Model 11.03.2016

Considering paid-up-front, freemium, ad-supported, and completely free business models for David's newest app.

17: Work-Life Balance 03.03.2016

Maintaining a healthy work-life balance for consultants and the self-employed.

16: Designing for Misuse 24.02.2016

Accommodating unexpectedly heavy usage, basic web security, and avoiding user-generated spam.

15: Marketing at Launch 17.02.2016

Marketing, promotion, and celebration of successful launches and major updates.

14: Linux Servers for App Developers 12.02.2016

An introduction to running your own Linux servers.

13: External Dependencies 05.02.2016

Weighing the costs of external dependencies in the wake of the Parse shutdown announcement.

12: Apps With Personality 28.01.2016

Apps with personality vs. neutral voices, and whether independent developers should project a corporate image.

11: Ad-Funded Apps 22.01.2016

Real-world experience with ad-funded apps, and what the iAd shutdown announcement may mean.

10: Designed by a Programmer 14.01.2016

Getting by without a designer, and programmatic drawing of image assets.

9: State of the Apple Watch 08.01.2016

Where Apple Watch development stands today, and what could improve it in the future.

8: Vacation 24.12.2015

Avoiding burnout, minimizing self-imposed stress, and taking vacations.

7: Building New Features 18.12.2015

How we design, build, and ship new features in our apps.

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