Daniel and Manton chat about staying connected or otherwise while traveling, the recent open sourcing of TextMate, and our approaches to managing beta testing.

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• Diet Coda – Panic’s iPad web development application.
• TextMate – Popular Mac OS X programmer’s editor.
• TextMate 2 At GitHub – Allan Odgaard announces the new open source repository for TextMate 2.
• Experiences From Creating TextMate – Allan Odgaard’s talk at the C4 conference in 2007.
• BBEdit 10 – The venerable programmer’s editor from Bare Bones.
• Dear Allan Odgaard, Author Of TextMate – Marco Arment’s request that TextMate 2 require an upgrade charge.
• Getting Pretty Lonely – Daniel’s rant against the GPL license that TextMate 2 is released under.
• Shine – An Indie Mac Dashboard – Open source project aiming to facilitate software release hosting.
• Mesmerize –  Mattt Thompson’s command line tool for releasing Mac apps.
• Suicidal Code – Daniel’s technique for building self-expiring applications during beta testing.

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Manton and Daniel discuss App Store review times, sandbox containers, sense of place for files, and their new Flickr OAuth homework.

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• Hazel – Automated file-maintenance utility from Noodlesoft.
• The Talk Show Episode #8 – Merlin Mann discusses the lost “sense of place” for files at 1:02:40.
• Farewell FlickrAuth – The somewhat obscure announcement that FlickrAuth will be shut down in favor of OAuth.

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Manton and Daniel welcome Apple’s Mountain Lion, discuss the merits of freeware releases, and compare notes on managing time as indie developers.

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• Subscribe to Feed – Daniel’s Safari extension to restore RSS button functionality.
• Networking Crashes in Mountain Lion – Daniel’s post about proxy-related crashes in 10.8.
• TweetReach – Web app reporting tool for where your tweets go.
• The Power of Habit – Book about habit formation and how to restructure them.
• A Good Day’s Work – 37 Signals post about working a healthy number of hours.
• Tracking Sales Referrers – Manton’s blog post about adding referrer tracking for sales on his web store.

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Daniel and Manton talk about sudden priority shifts, the hopes of a crowd-funded Twitter alternative, and the self-promotional benefits of podcasting.

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Links for this show:

• Tumblr – A popular free blogging service with an unpopular API.
• Squarespace – A web publishing service with an emphasis on generating customer revenue.
• Twitterrific – The influential, early Twitter client for Mac and iOS.
• Twitter discourages third-party clients – Collection of tweets and links from 2011.
• Tweetbot announcement – Concerns over launching or charging for their client, from 2010.
• “I’m backing App.net” – John Gruber’s tweet, generated by App.net then edited.
• “So if App.net ever takes off…” – Daniel’s snarky response to App.net’s extortion-style Twitter ID reservation.
• App.net Stream API Spec – For vaporware, the App.net API documentation is pretty good.
• Kickstarter – The popular crowd-funding service.
• IndieGoGo – A crowd-funding service with more relaxed guidelines on what may be funded.

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Manton and Daniel discuss the early days of Twitter, the iPad as a development device, and the pros and cons of the royal we.

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Links for this show:

• oldtweets – Twitter’s first year of tweets, indexed by Kellan Elliott-McCrea.
• Laughing Meme – Blog post on the how and why of oldtweets
• Diet Coda – Panic’s iPad web development application.
• Textastic – iPad code editor by Alexander Blach.
• Screens – VNC app for iOS from Edovia.
• Prompt – Panic’s standalone iOS ssh client.

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Manton and Daniel talk about updating for the retina MacBook Pro, Lion APIs, PayPal subscriptions, and the App Store’s Japanese tax withholding.

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Links for this show:

• The ugly of abandonware – Daniel’s tweet about not updating for retina.
• You need the retina MacBook Pro – Marco makes the case for designers.
• The Forward Fringe – Daniel responds to Marco.
• Stripe – A developer-friendly alternative to PayPal.
• Jump Start Your Business Brain – A business marketing book by Doug Hall.

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Manton and Daniel talk about cynicism on the internet, the age-old rivalry between Apple and Microsoft, Google’s intense I/O keynote stunts, and Apple’s bug-reporting workflow.

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Links for this show:

• Billy Bragg – “Cynicism is the Enemy of Progress” article in Montreal Gazette.
• Edge Cases – New developer podcast from Andrew Pontious and Wolf Rentzsch.
• Apple Outsider – Matt Drance’s blog.
• Open Radar – Community driven public subset of bug reports reported to Apple.
• QuickRadar – Open source project to facilitate easier bug reporting.

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Daniel and Manton talk about Panic’s App Store frustrations, briefly revisit Microsoft’s Surface, and respond to listener Q&A about registration code strategies.

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Links for this show:

• Microsoft Surface pricing — The Next Web on rumored $599 starting price
• Coda 2.0.1 delayed — Panic blog post before 2.0.1 was approved
• Panic’s prototype license migrator — tweet and screenshot from Cabel Sasser
• AquaticPrime — also check out the more recent GitHub repository

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Daniel and Manton talk about WWDC 2012, Microsoft’s new Surface tablet, and how to effectively write and distribute press-releases.

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Links for this show:

• WWDC 2012 Keynote – The opening address featuring Tim Cook, Phil Schiller, and Scott Forstall.
• One Foot Tsunami – Paul Kafasis, purveyor of fine keynote-line wisdom.
• Microsoft Surface – Redmond’s answer to the iPad. Finally.
• prMac – Press-release authoring and distribution service.

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Daniel and Manton talk more about the sandboxing deadline, Apple TV apps, and how to manage shared code between projects.

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Links for this show:

• This App Is Your App — Daniel’s blog post about supporting App Store licensed users with direct-downloaded apps
• Daring Fireball on WWDC schedule — includes John Gruber’s guess about Apple TV apps
• Brent Simmons on shared code — how he planned to share code at NewsGator
• Jenkins — continuous integration

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