Tim Mitra, Jaime Lopez Jr, Mark Rubin
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More Than Just Code podcast is the perfect source for iOS and Swift developers looking to stay up-to-date on the latest news and trends in the field. With helpful advice from experienced developers, Jaime Lopez, Mark Rubin, and Tim Mitra, , it's the perfect way to stay informed and inspired. Join us for the latest mobile development news, notes and tech tips for developers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Apple announcements meet developer experience, practical testing, and frank panel discussion about how new tools behave in daily use.
More Than Just Code Podcast turns Apple development news into a candid working conversation. Tim Mitra and Jaime Lopez Jr. lead a shifting group through WWDC announcements, Xcode, Vision Pro, and the practical consequences of new hardware and software.
A Vision Pro stealing your AirPods becomes the kind of Apple problem you can argue about.
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A loose Apple event follow-up where an orange iPhone 17 Pro order and stubborn AirPods fit turn product talk personal.
The episode turns an Apple event follow-up into something more grounded than a simple rundown. Tim Mitra's orange iPhone 17 Pro order gives the new hardware an immediate point of view, while his decision to return AirPods Pro 2 after the 14-day trial opens the sharper question:…
A practical, lightly cautious look at vibe coding, context loss, and AI's fast-moving development cycle.
Vibe coding comes through as a live question rather than a settled label. Google I/O gives the episode its hook: AI that can take a spoken description of a web app and start doing the work.
A grounded look at tiny 4K screens, energy storage, and the power brick behind the promise.
Episode 383 uses Dave DeLong's observation that the device was already close to its final form to frame a practical conversation about what advanced hardware still has to prove.
A practical WWDC city guide focused on airports, downtown stays, walkable events, and weather.
WWDC travel advice can collapse into a simple airport question, but this More Than Just Code episode treats the trip as a social map with a few practical snags.
A practical look at shared Vision Pro play, from TabletopKit structure to what remains after the headset comes off.
Vision Pro development becomes a shared puzzle here, with Tim Mitra joined by Roxana Naj and Christian Diaz to discuss an app shown at a Let's Vision conference booth and built around TabletopKit, shared play, and what remains when the headset comes off.
A practical iPad Air discussion that keeps the Pro in view.
Episode 382 keeps its focus on Apple’s new iPad Air, with a brief opening round of location checks before the hardware talk settles in. The discussion stays practical, moving through the M2 chip, the 12 megapixel landscape front camera, 5G, Apple Pencil support, Magic Keyboard…
A practical Vision Pro conversation that stays close to the messy parts.
This is a developer conversation about Vision Pro and what it actually takes to build for it when assets, animation, and tooling start to pile up.
A focused look at Skip Tools for developers weighing native Swift on Android.
The episode stays practical, centering Skip Tools and the case for bringing native Swift into Android work without pretending the platforms are the same. It opens with a real developer need instead of a polished sales pitch, which keeps the discussion steady and easy to trust.
Long-form interviews on AI coding agents, infrastructure, and security, plus a recurring SED News roundup.
Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.
Stack Overflow's Ryan Donovan interviews founders and engineers on AI agents, protocols, and dev tools.
Michael Kennedy interviews Python maintainers on packaging, security, web tools, and AI.
Michael Kennedy and Brian Okken run down the week's Python tooling, typing, and packaging news.
Matt Stratton interviews DevOps practitioners on security, platform engineering, and trusting AI-written code.
Dave Delong traces his path from RealBasic in 2003 or 2004 to Objective-C, UIKit at Apple, and mostly SwiftUI plus AppKit for Mac work.
Episode 382 opens with Dimitra, Jaime, Mark, and guest Evan Stone on the line.
Tim and Joe compare notes on using Vision Pro as developers.
The hosts set the frame around Apple hardware and Vision Pro, then let it wander into the practical developer questions sitting underneath it.
Episode 381 of More Than Just Code Podcast puts Dimitra in Toronto and Oliver Weidlich in Sydney, Australia, while they compare the time gap and his long background in user experience.
The hosts and guests review their WWDC predictions, discussing hits and misses on iOS 18, visionOS 2.6, and Apple Intelligence.
Tim Mitter and Alexis Gallagher reconnect on episode 397 of More Than Just Code after their 2019 Live from WWDC appearance, starting with San Francisco memories, WWDC playlists, and the cost of living in California.
Tim Mitra speaks with Cosmo Scharf in Toronto and New York about Vision Pro, XR, and a career that started with YouTube in 2007 and USC film production.
Tim Mitra interviews Roxana Monica Nagy and Cristian Díaz about their VisionOS game 'The Green Spurt', discussing its development with Tabletop Kit, experiences at the Let's Vision OS conference, and challenges in spatial computing.
The hosts preview WWDC25, discussing AI's impact on coding through concepts like vibe coding and tools like Xcode.
Tim Mitra welcomes Abe White and Mark Prudomo from Skip Tools.
Step Into Vision marks the second anniversary of the Apple Vision Pro launch day with more than 30 speakers sharing launch-day stories, app releases, and community projects.
The hosts of More Than Just Code share practical travel advice and insider tips for developers attending WWDC 2024 in San Jose, comparing the experience to previous years in San Francisco.
Episode 384 of More Than Just Code covers Apple’s September 9 event, starting with the Apple Watch Series 10, then AirPods 4, AirPods Pro 2 hearing features, and the iPhone 16 announcement.
Tim Mitra talks with Mike Bundy about his path into Vision Pro and development.
Tim Mitra and Jaime Lopez Jr.
Tim opens by teasing Charlie Chapman about how close his name is to Charlie Chaplin.
The hosts kick things off by arguing over whether Sonoma should really count as Petaluma.
Tim Mitra interviews Joseph Simpson, creator of the Step Into Vision learning resource, about practical VisionOS development, the limitations of Apple's WebXR implementation, and the profound privacy implications of eye tracking data.
The hosts and a crossover guest discuss the recent launch of Apple's Vision Pro headset, sharing first-hand experiences from demos, analyzing its high price point and technology, comparing it to competitors like Meta Quest, and exploring its potential uses for entertainment, work, and development.
A visionOS developer gives an in-depth technical talk on Vision Pro development, covering the current state of the platform (600K+ units sold globally), how to daily use Vision Pro, and the three types of apps developers can build: window apps, volume apps, and immersive apps.
The hosts discuss iOS and Swift development news, share advice, and chat about their personal moves and past podcasting experiences.
The hosts discuss iOS and Swift development news, tips, and advice, with a guest sharing insights on courses and talks.
The hosts discuss their personal backgrounds and experiences living in Ireland and Northern Ireland, setting a conversational tone before diving into tech topics.
The hosts discuss mispronunciations of their names and share personal anecdotes in a casual tech podcast episode.
A podcast for iOS and Swift developers covering the latest news, trends, and advice in mobile development.
The hosts discuss iOS and Swift development news, share tips, and engage in casual banter about their dogs.
The hosts discuss recent Clubhouse events, fact-check a statement about Jenkins/Hudson, and prepare for the main topic.
The hosts discuss recent internet outages at Slack and GitHub, and CBS All Access crashing during the Super Bowl.
The hosts discuss the latest news and tips for iOS and Swift developers, with a humorous opening about recording the podcast.