Waiting For Review

S2E9 - Chris Hefferman - LoTR Quiz, MyAdsense, Fireside Swift

April 7th, 2021  |  Season 2  |  37 mins 22 secs

Chris is the iOS developer behind LoTR Quiz, and MyAdsense. Since launching his apps in the App Store, he's made the leap into iOS development full time, changing his career in the process. We talk about all of this, joining the Fireside Swift crew on their podcast, being an active member of the iOS development community!

S2E8 - Josh Holtz, Fastlane & Otter RSS

March 4th, 2021  |  Season 2  |  46 mins 47 secs

I invited Josh on the show to tell us all about how he became the superstar he is today. We dig into his progression from first PR to becoming lead maintainer of Fastlane. We talk RSS and Otters.

S2E7 - Bobby Bobak, Filtru

February 8th, 2021  |  Season 2  |  33 mins 35 secs

Bobby is the developer of Filtru, a brilliant coffee timer that helps people create their perfect brew. He's a self taught developer, with an extremely sharp design eye and background. His apps are joyful to use and pop when they're on screen. We catch up about how he learnt development, and how he built and launched Filtru.

S2E6 - Victor Marks, Fix your product fix your launch

January 23rd, 2021  |  Season 2  |  49 mins 32 secs

Victor is a product designer, blogger, and tech industry heavy weight. You may have read some of his many articles over at AppleInsider and Knapsack.news. Victor is full of insight on product development, marketing and launching, that every indie developer ought to hear!

S2E5 - Gary Ismay, Meandr

January 9th, 2021  |  Season 2  |  29 mins 23 secs

Gary is a seasoned software developer and veteran of tech. We talk about Gary's journey into iOS development, and his latest indie Application, Meandr, a beautiful app for mapping walks

S2E4 - James Thomson, PCalc

December 26th, 2020  |  Season 2  |  42 mins

I'm joined in this episode by James Thomson. James almost needs no introduction. He’s best known for being the developer of PCalc, the scientific calculator that you should be using for iOS and Mac.

S2E3 - Ben Guerrette, Pixite

December 12th, 2020  |  Season 2  |  50 mins 38 secs

Ben Guerrette is the creative director of Pixite. I thought I’d catch up with him today to find out more about what makes him and the company tick, and how Pixite has adapted to changing App Store conditions over the years

S2E2: Michael Tigas, Focused Work

November 28th, 2020  |  Season 2  |  1 hr 7 mins

Michael is the creator of Focused Work, the iOS app that lets you stay productive. Michael has also journaled each day whilst developing Focused Work, and is blogging about his app development process.

S2E1: Daniel Jilg, Telemetry

November 14th, 2020  |  Season 2  |  47 mins 29 secs

An Interview with Daniel Jilg, a developer who is currently working on a brand new analytics service for iOS applications.Telemetry, lightweight analytics that's not evil!

183: What's next for Waiting For Review?

October 29th, 2020  |  2 mins 31 secs

What's next for Waiting For Review ... ?

182: Hitting the SwiftUI edge

August 28th, 2020  |  31 mins 2 secs

After some accidental headphone discussion, we catch up with how Dave Wood has been getting on with his SwiftUI journey

181: Get on the list!

August 21st, 2020  |  28 mins 49 secs

We failed not to talk about Epic and Apple, the App Store, and many other things. Meanwhile, Dave Wood started a twitter thread for iOS indie apps and their developers

180: All Alone

August 14th, 2020  |  26 mins 39 secs

Dave Wood is recovering well from his concussion, and making steady progress with the SwiftUI rebuild of his video mixing app.
Meanwhile, Dave Nott is home alone, and considering leaving iOS for the world of video streaming, and online gaming.

179: I Made An App

August 7th, 2020  |  42 mins 46 secs

This week, we think about PC vs Mac pricing, and how Apple remain relevant and appealing in the face of such incredible value from the PC market. Apple Silicon, and finally, Dave Nott built an app... !

178: Just Enough To Be Dangerous

July 31st, 2020  |  27 mins 11 secs

Dave Nott can't enough of Big Sur (despite having installed it in the wrong way), and Dave Wood sets out on a big update to his app using SwiftUI

177: A Blurry Line

July 24th, 2020  |  30 mins 37 secs

An eclectic episode this week as we discuss making an iCloud Drive based music player (and why it might not be a great idea!).

This makes us wonder, when does a hobby become a business, and a business become a hobby? - it's a blurry line.