Gone Mobile Podcast

When it comes to designing and consuming APIs there is no shortage of approaches out there. In this episode we talk to Darrel Miller about many of these approaches, and ways to design both sides in a modern way to help keep things maintainable and evolvable over time. Special Guest: Darrel Miller.

Learning to write iOS apps can be a daunting task, especially if you've never written any code before. In this episode we're joined by Reinder de Vries to talk about his approach to teaching people how to write iOS apps, and his experiences along the way. Special Guest: Reinder de Vries.

Performance matters, especially when it comes to mobile development. Join us as we talk to Tammy Everts about the ins and outs of mobile web performance! Special Guest: Tammy Everts.

APIs have historically been difficult to debug and monitor, and Runscope was founded to help solve this problem. Join us as we talk to John Sheehan about what Runscope offers, and how developers can leverage it to make API development more enjoyable. Special Guest: John Sheehan.

Security is more important today than ever, and mobile apps are no different. Troy Hunt joins us to talk about some common mistakes developers make when developing APIs and apps, and some practical approaches to securing them. Special Guest: Troy Hunt.

Join us again for our annual show discussing all the new features in the latest version of iOS! Mike Bluestein joins us once more, and there’s lots to talk about! Special Guest: Mike Bluestein.

iBeacons are an emerging technology with a lot of exciting applications. In this episode we talked to Doug Thompson to dive into what they are, how they're used, and where beacons are heading in the future. Special Guest: Doug Thompson.

Learn all about Azure Mobile Services from some fine folks at Microsoft. We sit down with Kirill and Yavor to talk about the many features of Azure, specifically relating to mobile! Special Guests: Kirill Gavrylyuk and Yavor Georgiev.

Not every app has to have a massive budget. Kevin Knoop joins us this episode to talk about his experiences with building apps on the cheap. You'll be surprised how little his House Alarm app costs him to run! Special Guest: Kevin Knoop.

Learn how to build cross platform, native apps using Xamarin.Forms! We talk to Jason Smith, one of the developers of Xamarin.Forms about the product, it's strengths and weaknesses over other MVVM libraries, and how to get started! Special Guest: Jason Smith.

Find out what exactly AppLinks are, how they work, and how you can use Rivets to add support for them to your own .NET apps.

James Montemagno from Xamarin discusses Portable Class Libraries with us. Learn what PCL's are, how to use them in your Xamarin projects, and what the Advanced PCL or Bait and Switch PCL trick exactly is (hint: use platform specific code with PCL's!). Special Guest: James Montemagno.

Wayne Carter from Couchbase and Zack Gramana from Xamarin talk to us about Couchbase Lite for Mobile. Special Guests: Wayne Carter and Zack Gramana.

Ben's been working on an interesting new framework called Monkey Arms which is inspired by Robot Legs for Flash. Special Guest: Ben Bishop.

We force Frank Krueger to talk to us about F#! Special Guest: Frank Krueger.

Jesse Liberty talks to us about his recent ventures into Mobile development with Xamarin.Android! Special Guest: Jesse Liberty.

We sit down with Jonathan Peppers from Hitcents to talk about writing Games using MonoGame and Xamarin for iOS, Android, Windows and more! Special Guest: Jonathan Peppers.

We sit down with John-Daniel Trask and Jeremy Boyd of Mindscape to talk about their Error Reporting service Raygun.io and how it fits in with Mobile and Xamarin apps. Special Guests: Jeremy Boyd and John-Daniel Trask.

Paul Betts talks with us about all things Reactive: Reactive Extensions (Rx), Reactive UI (RxUI), and how they fit together in a Microsoft and Xamarin mobile world. Paul also discusses his Akavache and Splat libraries, and his new Live-coding experiment! Special Guests: James Clancey and Paul Betts.

What’s new in iOS7? In this episode, we talk to Mike Bluestein from Xamarin to hear his thoughts on some of the new iOS7 API’s such as UIKit Dynamics, Sprite Kit, Text Kit and more! We also debate the merits of the new iPhone 5C, and discuss the other new hardware including Touch ID. Special Guests: James Clancey and Mike Bluestein.