Daniel and Manton discuss Twitter’s new custom timelines, Manton buys a share from the flock, and Daniel describes his Auto Layout frustration/fulfillment.

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• Custom Timelines – Twitter announcement of the new feature for Tweetdeck and select developers.
• Tweet Library – Manton’s iPad Twitter client which offers features akin to custom timelines.
• Storify – Third-party service also offering custom timelines style features.
• Tweetdeck – Twitter’s own mega-featured Twitter client.
• Wolf Rentzsch – Core Intuition’s first guest.
• Craig Hockenberry – Core Intuition’s second and thus far last guest.
• Changes Coming to Twitter API – Original announcement from Twitter about the 1.1 API and “quadrants.”
• Sunlit – Manton’s forthcoming photo-sharing app.
• Auto Layout Guide – Apple’s introductory documentation to Auto Layout.
• Carbon’s HIView Programming Guide (PDF) – HILayoutInfo was what Manton was thinking of, but it’s not Auto Layout.
• Cassowary – The University of Washington “constraint-solving toolkit” upon which Auto Layout is at least partly based.
• F-Script – Open source scripting language that offers utility for injecting into running apps and inspecting e.g. view hierarchies.

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Manton and Daniel talk about Twitter’s IPO and Manton’s slightly softening stance on Twitter, Apple’s response to iWork ’13 complaints, the sale of Flying Meat’s VoodooPad app, and the challenge of killing off beloved software.

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• Twitter Investor Relations – Twitter page with information relating to their being a publicly traded company.
• iWork ’13 Features & Compatibility – Response from Apple to user demands for changes to the latest release of iWork.
• No Apologies – Rich Siegel of Bare Bones fame doesn’t see an apology in Apple’s iWork ’13 reaction.
• Subscription Pricing – Comment from @elsaul on Twitter about subscription pricing and possible accounting rules related to Apple’s forthcomingness.
• A New Home For VoodooPad – News from Gus Mueller about the sale of his VoodooPad app to Plausible Labs.
• Just 1068 Days – Gus’s legendary 2005 post about his journey to being a successful indie software developer.
• Acorn – Gus’s popular image editing app.

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Daniel and Manton discuss feedback on public speaking, hype vs. pragmatism in releasing a 1.0, and weighing the pros and cons of supporting users on older OS versions.

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• CocoaConf – Travelling conference for Mac and iOS developers.
• Sunlit – Teaser page for Manton’s upcoming iOS social photo-sharing app.
• Tweet Library – Manton’s Twitter client for iOS.
• Cheddar Sold – Conclusion to the effort by Sam Soffes to sell his ToDo software.
• Roon – New blog-hosting software from Sam Soffes.

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Manton and Daniel discuss Apple’s special event, Mavericks free-for-all, Apple’s cheapskate marketing, and gush about the Çingleton conference.

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• Special Event October 2013 — Video from Apple’s special event announcing Mavericks release, new iPads, MacBook Pros, Mac Pro, and more.
• OS X 10.9 Mavericks: The Ars Technica Review — John Siracusa’s review of Apple’s new operating system.
• Çingleton — The Montréal conference for Mac and iOS developers.

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Daniel and Manton discuss XML-RPC support in AppleScript, the Çingleton conference, and 1Password 4 vs. Apple’s Keychain.

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• XML-RPC and SOAP Programming Guide – Apple’s documentation on AppleScript support for XML-RPC and SOAP.
• Simming In 16GB Gold – Accidental Tech Podcast episode including RSS vs. Atom debate. (76:00 in)
• Marco.org – Marco Arment’s blog.
• Çingleton – The Montréal conference Manton and Daniel will attend.
• Shush Crash – Link to Daniel’s Shush crash on Crashlytics.
• 1Password 4 – Blog post announcing the latest version of 1Password.
• How Podcasting Saved RSS 2.0 – Manton’s 2005 blog post about RSS and Atom.

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Daniel and Manton discuss the iOS 7 tech talks, pessimism about DTS incidents, and choosing a powerful marketing tagline.

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• iOS 7 Tech Talks – Apple’s international, free mini-conferences about iOS7 technologies.
• Requesting Developer Technical Support – Advice from Apple about getting the most of DTS incidents.
• Multipeer Connectivity – Apple’s iOS 7-only technology for communicating with nearby devices.
• The Ultimate Driving Machine – Product marketing from BMW, a car company with a healthy ego.
• Bring Ideas to Life – Product marketing from FiftyThree, makers of the iOS app Paper.
• Perfect Weather – Self-marketing app title from Contrast.
• A/B Testing – A method for testing for optimal effectiveness from among multiple e.g. marketing slogans.
• Always Be Testing – Book about A/B testing that has rested upon Daniel’s bookshelf for years.
• Seth Godin – Purveyor of concise instructions and advice.
• A New Dawn – Tweet from @BobRudge suggesting a marketing slogan for Sunlit.
• CocoaConf Boston – The traveling conference comes to Daniel’s home town.

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Daniel and Manton discuss the new iMacs, Apple’s emphasis on iPhones, iOS 7 adoption, and the challenge of marketing our own apps confidently.

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• First Weekend iPhone Sales – Apple’s announcement that 9 Million phones were sold in one weekend.
• 1 Out Of Every 800 – Daniel’s Tweet putting the 9 million iPhone sales in perspective.
• Apple Updates iMac – Press release about the new iMacs.

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Daniel and Manton discuss Manton’s new app: Sunlit, iOS 7, Twitter’s IPO and the odds of Manton coming back to Twitter.

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• Jonathan Hays – Manton’s partner in the development of Sunlit.
• App.net’s Killer App – Manton’s thoughts about the promise of App.net for app-builders.
• A Planned IPO – Twitter’s announcement in tweet-form about plans to file for an IPO.
• Steve Streza – He’s as gung-ho about App.net as Manton but still posts from Twitter.
• Ohai – Steve Streza’s App.net-powered iOS journaling app.
• The Origin of Tweet – Craig Hockenberry on the history of Twitter’s now-trademarked term.

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Daniel and Manton talk about the Apple event announcements: free iApps, colorful iPhone 5C, 64-bit on the iPhone 5S, the camera app, and fingerprints.

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• September 10 Summary – Dan Miller of Macworld summarizes Apple’s special event announcements.
• SnappyCam – 3rd-party iOS camera app that takes lightning fast successive photos.

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Daniel and Manton talk about Apple’s upcoming event on September 10th, the Nokia acquisition and changes at Microsoft, and what we can learn from Stellar’s new paid subscription plans.

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• September 10 Event – Apple invites journalists to a special event in Cupertino this Tuesday.
• Microsoft Buys Nokia for $0B – Matt Drance’s post from 2.5 years ago about Microsoft’s partnership with Nokia.
• Microsoft Buys Nokia for €3.79B – Matt Drance’s updated post from last week.
• Less Than Disney Bought Pixar For – Michael B. Johnson’s reaction to the Nokia acquisiton.
• Microsoft Buys Skype for $8.5B – Wired article from 2011 about the Skype acquisiton.
• Nokia Lumia 1020 – Nokia’s 41-megapixel camera. Also a cell-phone.
• Dancing On Their Grave – John Gruber and John Siracusa on The Talk Show.
• Stellar Fun Pass – Jason Kottke’s announcement that he will offer premium memberships to his social content filtering site.
• The Great App.net Mistake – Mat Honan writes for Wired about the potential of App.net.
• Waiting For App.net’s Killer App – Manton’s response to Mat Honan’s Wired article.

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