Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, September 15, 2024, and this is show number 1010.
LTP 132: Phone Camera Wishlist – Let’s Talk Podcasts
You know I’m a big fan of everything Bart does, and I’ve mentioned many times how much I enjoy his Let’s Talk Photography podcast. It’s not about gear, it’s about the art and craft of photography. In his most recent show, he got a little bit on the gear side. He talked about how he’s converted from being a digital SLR photographer to almost exclusively an iPhone photographer. He dusted off his big boy camera to help him think about what he wished he could have on a camera phone (not specifically an iPhone) and his conclusion after much explanation was that he’d like to see a dedicated toggle to expert mode. I highly encourage you to listen to the episode because it’s very thoughtful of not just photographers but the rest of us as well who just like to take snapshots. I think it’s really interesting in light of the recent announcements about the dedicated Camera Control feature on both the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro models. Go have a listen at lets-talk.ie/… and look for LTP 132: Phone Camera Wishlist.
PBS 170: Model View Controller (MVC)
Bart and I are back in the saddle on Programming By Stealth from our summer hiatus (actually scheduled for the first time ever instead of accidentally happening!)
In this week’s episode, Bart takes on the task of explaining the philosophy behind why having a framework for software development is useful and even crucial as projects get bigger and more complex. We chose this topic because the XKPasswd project has already started using a framework called Model View Controller. We get the barest understanding of MVC in this explanation from Bart, and the next episode of Programming By Stealth will be the wonderful Helma van der Linden explaining the details of her implementation of MVC for the XKPasswd project. In the first episode of its kind, I won’t be the only student in the class – Bart and I will be learning together.
Articles
Appearance on “Beyond the Post” Podcast with Robb and Bodie
A Rusty Podcaster Makes Mistakes
Philips Hue Programming, Off the Charts (Part 3 of 3)
Support the Show
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Security Bits — 15 September 2024
Transcript of NC_2024_09_15
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