CompileDev - Where Dev Happens

In the new episode of my PW Podcast I share some thoughts on forcing developers to disclose their AI usage in order to publish.

Next week is Apple developer Christmas.

Recently, my live stream audience sent me on an interesting path.

Over the past few weeks, I started learning Rust because my livestream audience challenged me to know about it and make an app.

If you were to look around the Internet, maybe read some of the technology sites, or worse, browse YouTube.

Following my previous write-up, I am moving my ProjectHack.net game from Unity to Unreal Engine.

As I consider a nuke and pave on my central development Mac, I start thinking about all those tweaks and tools I've set up over time and will never remember until after resetting.

I am happy and proud to announce my first iOS game has been released.

Creating an Idle-style game with Unreal Engine is proving very interesting, but I have not found many details on it.

After a few frustrations with Unity, I started learning Unreal Engine (5).

In this edition of the CompileSwift podcast, I share what I think are some important changes and new features in the Xcode 14 beta release.

Season 4 Episode 7 In this episode I talk about WWDC22 and how that is going to take place this year, spoiler...it's kinda cool.

Whenever I start work on a new project, in this case, rebuilding CompileSwift.com, I like to try new things.

In a recent live stream, a viewer asked for my thoughts on coding boot camps.

https://anchor.fm/compileswift/episodes/Swift-and-SwiftUI-Test-Driven-Development-with-Gio-Lodi-e12u720 In this episode of the CompileSwift Podcast, I talk with Gio Lodi about testing our code with a bias towards Swift and SwiftUI.