Apple’s Growing Divide Between Users and Programmers
The Echoes of KFest video podcast presents a panel discussion about Apple’s growing divide between users and programmers at KansasFest 2010.
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iPhone 4.0 and iPad
The Echoes of KFest video podcast presents Rob Walsh discussing the then new iOS4 release from Apple at KansasFest 2010.
Today in iOS (2011)
The Echoes of KFest video podcast presents Rob Walch’s KansasFest 2011 presentation on the latest developments for iOS.
Is that a IIgs in your pocket or are you happy to see me?
The Echoes of KFest video podcast presents Geoff Weiss’s KansasFest 2011 presentation on mobile emulators, including the FTA’s ActiveGS for iOS.
Apple’s Growing Divide Between Users and Programmers
The Echoes of KFest podcast presents a panel on Apple’s evolution from the open architecture of the Apple II to the closed system of the iPhone and iPad.
What?s New For iPad Programmers
Eric Shepherd will present an overview of how programming the iPad differs from iPhone programming, with some tips on how to update existing apps for the iPad, as well as covering some of the key differences between the platforms that affect application design decisions.
iPhone 4.0 and iPad
The Latest and Greatest from Apple – Rob Walch of Today in iOS podcast In April, Apple released the iPad, a tablet computer compatible with the iPhone?s App Store. In June, the iPhone and iPod Touch received the iOS 4 firmware upgrade. Rob Walch of the Today in iOS (formerly Today in iPhone) podcast, brings …
KansasFest 2010 session update
The KansasFest 2010 schedule is filling up with sessions on BASIC programming, text adventures, dumb terminals, and iPad development.