Under The Radar

Getting from when you think it's 99% complete to being actually releasable.

Possibilities for value when apps don't bring in money directly.

Getting through long projects while maintaining motivation and perspective.

Rethinking designs now that we have the iPhone X in-hand.

Lessons from Overcast's public beta, and using Slack as a feedback and bug-reporting channel.

Prioritizing usability over design trends — even Apple's.

Procrastinating by working on other productive tasks instead of the big one we really don't want to do.

Real-world results of switching in-app purchases from multiple price tiers to a single option.

(Sent with Balloons) How to view and start projects that have a good chance of making it to episode 100.

Trying to get Apple to change something, and knowing what you can and can’t change.

An "off-the-air" discussion working through the challenges of standalone Apple Watch podcast playback.

New design challenges to tackle for the iPhone X, and new potential unlocked by the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE.

Building apps for popular third-party services, or in opportune but high-risk areas.

The responsibilities we have to ensure that we're protecting and respecting our users' privacy when we embed third-party code in our apps.

Effectively communicating changes and improvements to our apps via release notes.

Supporting multiple screen sizes and device types, and strategies to make adoption of new sizes easier.

Using notifications to bring users back to your app without being spammy or annoying.

Deciding to remove a feature, or having that decision made for you.

What trademarks do, searching for conflicts before you name something, and whether indies should file for their own.

Which Mac models are usable for software development, and the benefits and drawbacks of using desktops, laptops, or both.