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• Amazon Echo sales reach 5M in two years, research firm says, as Google competitor enters market

Just ordered a #GoogleHome for testing purposes @ryanleesipes have you gotten your hands on one of these yet?

CC @ChrisLAS #AI

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) November 27, 2016

Chris’ “side project”

The first video of a multi-part new project of mine has just been posted! https://t.co/B82tAzl9su

— Chris Fisher (@ChrisLAS) November 28, 2016

• Ethics in Coding?
• CI / CD Feedback

State of Hybrid in Q4 2016

The Main Players

• Titanium
• React Native
• Xamarin
• Ionic

Redefining ‘Hybrid / Native’

Ionic Platform

• Ionic Cloud
• Building iOS Apps on Linux!
• Limitations
• Real World Use Case – iOS Share Extensions

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Weekly Challenge (that’s not always weekly)

Samsung Recalls New Galaxy Note7 Due to Exploding Batteries [Updated] – Mac Rumors

According to South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency, an unnamed Samsung official says the company is conducting an investigation and is expected to announce the results this weekend or early next week. Samsung has indeed traced the explosions to the battery of the device and is in talks with Verizon and other U.S. business partners to figure out how to deal with the issue.

Hoopla

Qualcomm will reportedly not support Nougat on Snapdragon 800/801 Androids

Qualcomm “will not release graphics drivers” for either the 801 or 800 CPU, so the “HTC One M8 and other devices” based on said processors “won’t get official Android 7.0.” Going deeper, it sounds like this odd “refusal” to support a pair of still very robust SoCs relates to Nougat’s Vulkan API integration, a new high-performance 3D graphics standard the SD800 and 801 are simply not compatible with.

Apple Might Pull Your App!

Effective immediately Apple will be going through the App Store looking for apps that have not been properly maintained and ultimately will remove them from the App Store.

• Seriously, turn in your Galaxy Note 7 before it explodes

A small percentage of units—35 have been identified so far—have exploded or caught fire while charging due to a flaw in the phone’s lithium battery. Yep, exploded.

In 1 minute, Slack founder will make you rethink how to sell innovation

What we are selling is _not _the software product — the set of all the features, in their specific implementation — because there are just not many buyers for this software product.

Apple Invites Media to September 7 Event: ‘See You on the 7th’ – Mac Rumors

Apple today sent out media invites for an iPhone-centric event that will be held on Wednesday, September 7 at 10:00 am at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California. Media invites (via The Verge) offer up a first look at the theme of the event and feature the simple tagline: “See you on the 7th.”

• Spec Sheet Shows iPhone 7 Plus With 256GB Storage and Lightning EarPods – Mac Rumors

A photo claiming to show a specification sheet for a 256GB-capacity iPhone 7 Plus has been circulating online today.

Feedback

• Pmbenjamin comments on Docker Dumpster Fire | CR 220

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• 219 Coding Challenge of Destiny

Hoopla

• Meet the new Community Manager at System 76 (me)

• Why AI consolidation will create the worst monopoly in US history | TechCrunch

• Post: Docker Not Ready for Prime Time

• Linux-toys.com » Blog Archive » The Sad State of Docker

Move Fast & Cry?

• It Doesn’t Hurt.js if you don’t let it
• Is Angular / Ionic Moving too Quickly?
• Effect on Ionic
• Ionic 1 to Ionic 2 transition

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• In need of a Web-framework matchmaker

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A brutally honest episode. Mike and Chris air some hard learned lessons, toss out the episode playbook & tell it like it is!

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When you look back at the year, a few really big things jump out for developers. Mike & Chris discuss the trends that seem to have really mattered, then debate about how things might change in 2016.

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Looking into the past for the future

Not much to link to this week, it’s all just in the show!

• Javascript Fatigue

• 2015: The year that Microsoft started getting the benefit of the doubt

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• Great frontend Javascript tool

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As we gear up for our end of year episode, we look back at a few moments in 2015 that we loved. From big news, new directions & industry trends that reflected into our personal lives.

It’s a very special edition of Coder Radio!

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Holiday Link List:

• Monumental Android Failure | CR 137
• You’re Gitting it Wrong | CR 156
• Conditional Swift Justice | CR 164
• .Net or .Not? | CR 165
• Coder Craftsmen | CR 171
• Below the Surface | CR 174
• Coder Puppy Mills | CR 177
• Barkeep, Ionic, Please | CR 180

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Ballmer calls out Microsoft’s bogus revenue numbers over Azure, & we expand on his point to discuss an overall trend towards “hero CEOs”.

But the majority of our discussion this week is around the open sourcing of Swift, what Apple got really right & what areas still really need improvement.

Plus the real possibility of replacing your laptop with a large tablet, starting your first app the “easy way” vs the “hard way” & more!

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• Coder Radio SWAG for the Holidays

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Hoopla:

Ballmer: Microsoft’s cloud revenue numbers are “bullshit”

_Rather than reporting these figures, Microsoft has reported its annualized revenue run rate—a hypothetical value that describes what the company’s revenue ___would___be if the current level of sales were sustained over the full year

• Impact of your show on me

Swift.org – Welcome to Swift.org

We are excited by this new chapter in the story of Swift. After Apple unveiled the Swift programming language, it quickly became one of the fastest growing languages in history. Swift makes it easy to write software that is incredibly fast and safe by design. Now that Swift is open source, you can help make the best general purpose programming language available everywhere.

• Swift open source · Jesse Squires

Not only is Swift on GitHub, but the Swift team will be working completely in the open. Apple did a spectacular job with the release. Not only do we have the source code, but we have the entire commit history for each project, a very detailed view into the Swift team’s development process, and access to the Swift evolution process. Everything you need to know is on Swift.org.

• initial checkin, nothing much to see here. ·

initial checkin, nothing much to see here.

• Package Manager

The Swift Package Manager is a tool for managing the distribution of Swift code.
It’s integrated with the Swift build system
to automate the process of downloading, compiling, and linking dependencies.

TL;DR: Apache 2.0 License + Full Standard and Core Libraries included + Compiler + copyright owned by the contributor (i.e. no assignment or CLA) + good community structure and documentation + code of conduct.

Saying goodbye to Carousel and Mailbox

We’re committed to making the transitions from these products as painless as possible. We’ve posted more information on the Carousel blog and the Mailbox blog, and we’ll be communicating details directly to users of both apps in the coming days. Mailbox will be shut down on February 26th, 2016, and Carousel will be shut down on March 31st, 2016.

• Mailbox Cost Dropbox Around $100 Million

The post-pivot startup cost the storage company “well over” $50 million, according to multiple sources. And we’ve heard that that the price was around $100 million in cash and stock.

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• First mobile app done right

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Microsoft kills a major Windows development initiative & becomes one of the top contributors to Go.

Mike has a new love & gets a bit ironic about Ionic. He explains why this framework just might be his new home.

Plus some great feedback & we bask in the dawn of the age of utility.

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Microsoft kills Astoria?

Microsoft is currently the top Go Contriubtor

• ​Microsoft adopts Google’s Go language into Azure

Mark Russinovich, CTO of Microsoft Azure, announced at All Things Open, that Microsoft is adding “experimental support” for Google’s open-source Go language, into its Azure cloud service.

Another $1 Million Crowdfunded Gadget Company Collapses

Remember the Robotic Dragonfly? The little drone was an early crowdfunding success story, netting over a $1 million in pledges on Indiegogo in 2012. At the time, it was one of the first crowdfunded gadgets to raise more than a million dollars. The project promised a tiny robot that can fly like a bird and hover like an insect — and for $99, too. Bad news, friends. This little drone is not taking off as scheduled.

The company announced yesterday that it is in deep financial trouble. But it’s not their fault, the founders say in notes on Indiegogo. It’s PayPal and Indiegogo’s fault for not releasing funds. How much? The company didn’t release that information.

The direction of computing is only going in one way—to the cloud

The direction of computing is going in just one way—towards the cloud. As companies and individuals learn what it can do, many new ways of working are opening up. For example, if you’re selling a service or providing an app via the cloud, all your users are permanently or very frequently connected. You can watch how they use your product, and feed that information straight back into your development cycle to alleviate points of pain or optimise and expand popular areas. That simply wasn’t possible before. You can analyse and act on real-time data to add far more intelligence to your product than your users’ devices can support, as Siri and Google Now already show. The constraints of pre-cloud computing are fading away, and the age of true utility is here.

Ionic Dev Diaries

Mike’s in the last phase of development for releasing an Ionic / Cordova app under BT.
Why Ionic?
The road so far.
Platform specific concerns?

• Ionic: Advanced HTML5 Hybrid Mobile App Framework
• Ionic – The HTML5 Mobile Platform

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• Experience, money, or fun???

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Mike shares his excitement for Ionic, an advanced HTML5 hybrid mobile app Framework. Then Chris asks if the tools used to make the product, as long as the end result is good, really matter?

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Ionic: Advanced HTML5 Hybrid Mobile App Framework

• Getting Started with Ionic – Ionic Framework
• Ionic app showcase – Ionic Framework

AngularJS — Superheroic JavaScript MVW Framework

• AngularJS Tutorial

Epic Games releases $3 million in art and sound assets for free | Ars Technica

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• Why still use Photoshop?

• Book PDF’s for those wanting to start a new language

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Mike argues why the web is the default platform of the future, we debate if third party mobile platforms should be written off, first impressions of the Ionic Framework & Chris has a few surprises to announce.

Plus our advice on leaving .Net, our response to ignoring the Pebble & why a slightly functional world isn’t a bad thing.

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Arlington, WA to Grand Forks, ND

Android Security Vulnerability
Visual Studio 2015 Released

Ubuntu Phone review: years in the making, but still not consumer-ready

Ionic Framework

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• Advise on leaving .NET for building Business Applications
• Ignoring Pebel
• Why a slightly functional Swift isn’t a bad thing // Slexy 2.0

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