So I think it’s a really important topic just because apps can be so much more powerful if they are connected with other people.ĬHUCK: Absolutely. I noticed that a lot of iOS developers are afraid of integrating their app with a server, and that there’s a lot of apps that have to talk to other users or there’s central data. I came from a Java enterprise background so I’m very familiar with writing apps that are behind other apps. We have a special guest, and that’s Aaron Douglas.ĪARON: Hey! How’s it going? I’m saying hi from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.ĬHUCK: Pete would be so proud of me, I didn’t butch your name.ĬHUCK: We have you on this week to talk about “Scalable Cloud Apps”.ĬHUCK: I asked you before the show, I’m going to ask you again, how does that relate to iOS programming?ĪARON: I’ve noticed that a lot of us iOS devs come from more of the finite programming that we know – JavaScript and CSS – it’s just this kind of a logical step into iOS app development. JAIM: Hello! I just returned from the north shore of Lake Superior, where I was teaching berries to code iOS.ĬHUCK: I’m Charles Max Wood from. We’re going to find out all about in like an hour.īEN: This would be all over the news by the time this sure comes out…ĪNDREW: It’s the only thing all of us were thinking about.īEN: That’s right. Gwynne Raskind: Friday Q&A : Key-Value Observing Done Right: Take 2 (Andrew)ġ1 Untranslatable Words From Other Cultures (Andrew)ĬHUCK: So if I call you Andrew, or if I call Andrew, Aaron, sorry guys…ĬHUCK: Hey everybody and welcome to Episode 21 of The iPhreaks Show! This week on our panel, we have Ben Scheirman.īEN: Happy Apple Christmas Day! And hello!īEN: Yeah! Today is the launch date. Ben Scheirman (twitter github blog NSSreencast)Ĭharles Max Wood (twitter github Teach Me To Code Rails Ramp Up)Ġ1:11 - Scalable Cloud Apps and iOS ProgrammingĠ4:44 - Scalable Cloud Services Synchronizationġ2:00 - SDK and Basic Operations PFObjectġ8:11 - Platforms Supported by Parse Androidģ8:32 - Advice for Others Appside/Server-sideĤ1:41 - Rolling your own vs using Parse Data Privacy
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