Shows
iOhYes52: Episode 52 - However You Work BestHosts: John Sextro, Chad Etzel and Darryl H. Thomas
Audio Engineer and Post-Producer: Darryl H. Thomas
Released Friday, January 16, 2015
Tweet Shoutouts
@jak @iohyespodcast why oh why!
— Soheil (@soheil) January 9, 2015
@jon_m_hill @iOhYesPodcast you're too good to me
— Jason Kozemczak (@jak) January 10, 2015
@iOhYesPodcast just found out @jak is leaving. Not cool man
— Doug Whitmore (@gooddoug) January 11, 2015
The Discussion
The Open-Office Trap published in the New Yorker, by Maria Konnikova
1997 - The University of Calgary study (before, 4 weeks after and 6 months after)
Disruptive, stressful, cumbersome, dissatisfied, resentful
Productivity fell
2005 Study
When workers couldn’t change the way that things looked, adjust the light...2015-01-151h 11iOhYes51: Episode 51 - Insane in all the right waysHosts: Jason Kozemczak, John Sextro and Chad Etzel
Audio Engineer and Post-Producer: Darryl H. Thomas
Released Friday, January 9, 2015
Tweet Shoutouts
@jazzychad @_dml your @iOhYesPodcast from earlier this year on your games/failure/marketing challenges was particularly painful. Shit's hard
— Darshan Shankar (@DShankar) December 12, 2014
@Javi @iOhYesPodcast pic.twitter.com/NpjLgsQvpL — Nacho Soto (@NachoSoto) December 13, 2014
Finally subscribed to @iOhYesPodcast
— Amro Mousa (@amdev) December 27, 2014
The Discussion
Farewell to Jason
Chad’s story
John’s story
How to get started as an iOS app developer today
Open-Source Project of the Week
Design Patterns in Swift
Includes behavioral, creational and structural patterns
Includes an example implementa...2015-01-0959 miniOhYes50: Episode 50 - Frog CastingTweet Shoutouts
Listening @iOhYesPodcast new episode while traveling to the Pacific Ocean side of the city. http://t.co/2eCdvxMyFO
— Yoshimasa Niwa (@niw) December 6, 2014
Listened to @iOhYesPodcast on my evening walk. @superme's typography reminds me of titles from a Lynch movie. //@jazzychad @dh_thomas @jak
— Jon Gary (@recordtronic) December 8, 2014
@iOhYesPodcast finally, an honest discussion and overview of dev'ing and product. Thanks @jazzychad — Nolan O'Brien (@NolanOBrien) December 8, 2014
The Discussion
WatchKit / Pebble
WatchKit design decisions: code runs in the phone, not on the watch. API is synchronous, but with no getters.
The big success of WatchKit is making the API transport-agnostic: no mentio...2014-12-1352 min