Under The Radar

The business side of Apple Watch app development in 2020.

Business decisions for app developers during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Considering how Apple could replace and expand the roles filled by WWDC if it's canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.

How we tackle the occasional need for more advanced math skills than what we actually have.

Looking back at the launch of the iPad, and what its present and future hold, from an app-development and business perspective.

As Marco discovers the value of staying with the old, David plows headfirst into the new.

Making plans, setting goals, and setting guidelines for decision-making — and, taking a page from our friends at Cortex, our chosen themes for 2020.

Revisiting the decision to go iOS 13-only with Overcast, and the pros and cons of potentially re-adding support for iOS 12.

Time-saving tips and tricks, and the value of test-harness mini-apps during development.

If you ship a major update, but don't announce it anywhere, does it make a sound?

A huge update to the computer that most of you are probably using.

Energy logs, API-misuse terminations, and other unexpected ways our apps crash due to system policy enforcement.

Gather around the campfire as Uncle Dave tells the tale of how the conditions formed for today's App Store subscription scams.

New possibilities for users and developers opened up by the always-on screen of the Apple Watch Series 5.

Our summers turned out very differently than we had planned.

We didn't think we had anything to talk about, but then we discovered unit testing and version control.

Recognizing three groups that only partially overlap, and how to prioritize the feedback we get from them.

How we'd improve the Apple Watch by "spending" the power-efficiency gains likely to come in the next hardware update.

Facing the tough decisions when you know, in your heart, that it's time.