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In this episode, the guys talk about Swift 3 wrapping up, what's coming in Swift 4, and beyond.

Last week's episode had some technical difficulties but we managed to stop playing Pokemon Go long enough to record this episode for your listening pleasure.

We discuss various feedback topics including the continuing Spotify saga plus how we do various project management tasks and lastly Alex is going rogue.

The guys discuss the recent Spotify complaints about Apple and some other news items.

The guys talk about Xcode Source Editor Extensions, mourn the loss of Alfred, and talk about other things Apple has 'Sherlocked'.

The 3 of us recap our experiences of WWDC week.

The guys talk a bit more about the upcoming WWDC and some other small news items and finished recording right before Apple decided to drop some Phil Schiller news bombs

To be dynamic or to be static. Swift, you're not the life blood of the party. You need to be more dynamic like you're brother Obj-C

The guys talk about Google IO and related topics, what did/didn't make it into Swift 3, awesome new app review times, and dealing with work/life balance.

Natasha the Robot tells us about being a digital nomad and her September conference try! Swift in New York City.

This week the guys talk about their hardware/software wishlist for WWDC in the calm before the storm.

The gang pontificates on the AppleTV and AppleWatch 6 months and 1 year in.

The guys talk about going to WWDC and the lottery. They also hit on some of the latest news, include Apple Watch future requirements and paid search.

Apple opened up the lottery for WWDC and Facebook held their annual developer conference F8

The guys talk about Reactive vs Traditional programming and also discuss the latest in Apple developer-ish news.

Continuing the new format with news and a main topic. This week RxSwift. Don't forget the survey.

The guys switch things up a little bit and talk a bit about the latest news and then dig into a discussion on dependencies.

Apple had it's Spring event and John Connor is happy

The crew talks the latest in named function parameters in Swift, the state of the Mac/iOS App Stores, and speculate about the upcoming March Apple event.

Lots of fun news this week.