Federico
JohnFederico and John discuss the world of apps for viewing, organizing, marking up, editing, and creating PDFs.
All 'AppStories+' Episodes
With AppStories+, fans of the show get a variety of exclusive perks that aren’t available to listeners of the free, ad-supported version.
Each episode of AppStories+ will include more of the show you love, with longer episodes that expand on weekly topics, explore additional apps we’re using, and cover of current app events and what’s happening at MacStories.
AppStories+ episodes are delivered ad-free a day earlier than the free version most weeks, allowing you to listen before everyone else or make sure you’re ready to start your week with the show. Also, AppStories+ is delivered at a higher, better-sounding bitrate than the free version of the show.
Apps for Managing Big Projects
An Interview with Ryan Cash and Harry Nesbitt of Team Alto
Interviews with Michael Flarup and Marc Edwards
An Interview with Zach Gage
AppStories Episode 67 - An Interview with Zach Gage
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Federico and John are joined by independent game developer Zach Gage the creator of hit games like Ridiculous Fishing, SpellTower, Really Bad Chess, Typeshift, Flipflop Solitaire, and Pocket Run Pool to discuss the App Store’s effect on gaming.
Interviews with Becky Hansmeyer and Heidi Helen Pilypas
An Interview with Marco Arment and David Smith
AppStories Episode 65 - An Interview with Marco Arment and David Smith
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Federico and John interview Marco Arment, the creator or Instapaper and Overcast and David Smith who has many apps including health and fitness apps such as Pedometer++, Workouts++, Activity++, and Sleep++ about building sustainable businesses over the past decade of the App Store.
An Interview with Craig Hockenberry and James Thomson
AppStories Episode 64 - An Interview with Craig Hockenberry and James Thomson
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Federico and John interview Craig Hockenberry of The Iconfactory and James Thomson, the creator of PCalc and DragThing, about the earliest days of the App Store.