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RIA Radio - MAX Interviews Day 2

By Garth Braithwaite
October 12, 2009

At MAX we were able to interview some amazing members of the RIA community. In this block of podcasts we reviews the day 2 keynote and speak with Alan Queen, Bob Flynn, Ed Sullivan, Mark Anders, and Stephen Hammond.

iTunes Ate My Apps ... and How I Got 'em Back

By David Battino
September 10, 2009

Today I upgraded from iTunes 8 to 9, and when the new version launched, all my podcasts and iPhone apps were gone. Somehow I managed to wipe them from my iPod Touch as well, but getting them back was easier than I thought.

Snow Leopard, 10 Days In - No Major Problems, But No Rush to Upgrade Either

By James Turner
September 8, 2009

A week ago last Friday, Apple unleashed Snow Leopard (aka OS X 10.6) on the world. So far, there haven't been many rumblings either way, although the trade press has been generally kind. We thought it might be a good idea to check in with Chris Seibold, author of the upcoming Pocket Guide for Snow Leopard, to get his take on how things have been going.

Summer of Flash Episode 1 - Flash Catalyst

By Garth Braithwaite
July 22, 2009

Adobe has been busy and this summer we have seen some changes to their Flash Platform and some new tools for working with it. In the new Summer of Flash Podcast our panel (Garth Braithwaite, Stacey Mulcahy, Zach Stepek,...

A Spate of Excellent Photo Apps for the iPhone

By Derrick Story
April 2, 2009

Photography on the iPhone can be more than just snapping 2-megapixel pictures. You can also process and transfer the images from the same device that you used to record. For this to work reasonable well, you need a basic...

O'Reilly Week in Review for Jan 5th, 2009

By James Turner
January 6, 2009

This week's podcast has a commentary from editor Kurt Cagle on the potential opportunities that this year could bring, a conversation with Tim O'Reilly about ways the SEC could leverage search technology, the answer to last week's quiz and a...

O'Reilly Week in Review for December 22, 2008

By James Turner
December 23, 2008

This week's podcast looks back at an interview we ran with physics rapper Katherine McAlpline in the fall, as well as announcing our first podcast quiz winner, and the new quiz question, that can win you your choice of any in print O'Reilly book.

O'Reilly Week in Review for Dec 15th, 2008

By James Turner
December 17, 2008

This week's (delayed) podcast includes excepts of interviews with Dr. Joshua Wurman about storm chasing and Professor Rich Gordon about the adoption of the web by traditional print media. There's also a new quiz question (your chance to win free O'Reilly books!)

The Best of O'Reilly - Now Available in Podcast Form

By James Turner
December 8, 2008

This week's episode includes excerpts of interviews with our JRuby authors and climatologist Andrew Weaver, as well as news of the SCO lawsuit and this week's quiz question. Now, for your listening pleasure, we present "O'Reilly Week in Review", a roundup of the best content from the site, as well as good-natured pokes at the industry and a trivia quiz that can score you your choice of books from the vast O'Reilly catalog.

Audio Hijack Pro: Record Audio from Almost Any App

By Todd Ogasawara
November 18, 2008

I took a look at Audio Hijack Pro as a potential tool that is inexpensive and simple enough that even I can use it as a two-person audio podcast recording tool.

Podcast: YUI with Nate Koechley

By Andre Charland
June 26, 2008

In this episode I get an overview of the Yahoo User Interface Library (YUI ) from Nate Koechley. We cover topics including how Nate got started there, the various elements in YUI, why Yahoo builds and maintains this library. We also touched on some of the more unique elements of Yahoo's offering for JavaScript developers including their integration with Flash, the Yahoo Pattern Library and how Yahoo plans to get more open source with their code.

Podcast on JavaFX with Josh Marinacci

By Andre Charland
May 29, 2008

There were more demos and announcements at JavaOne this year about JavaFX. Josh Marinacci and I were both part of the RIA Discussion that was hosted by RedMonk during CommunityOne. In this podcast Josh and I talk about what's coming in the July SDK release, JavaSE 6, the new applets and where JavaFX fits into the big picture of RIA.

Dictate from MacSpeech

By Daniel H. Steinberg
May 22, 2008

Dictate has been a good enough product that it has made it worth dealing with MacSpeech again.

Coming Soon: The Return of DekePod

By Colleen Wheeler
May 5, 2008

Why is this man jumping off the wall? The return of DekePod. I shot this on the set of Deke's soon-to-be-released next installment of DekePod, a podcast from our own Deke McClelland that made its first irreverent appearance a while back to great acclaim. The latest round will feature plenty of in-your-face, World-According-to-Deke information on all things digital imaging....

Podcast: Scrutinizer, Using AIR to Simulate Your Vision

By Andre Charland
March 1, 2008

I caught up with Andy Edmonds recently to talk about Scrutinizer which is an AIR app that simulates a users vision or attention while their view a web page. We cover a wide range of topics in the podcast including how vision works, eye tracking equipment, how AIR was used for Scrutinizer and even touched on origins of usability and eye gaze simulation. Andy's a cognitive psycologist and has done huge amounts of research in web usability, I always enjoy chatting with and learning from him.

Deke Helps Discover New InDesign Secrets

By Colleen Wheeler
January 15, 2008

Deke McClelland joins the InDesign Secrets podcast, and the hosts help untangle some of the knots Deke encountered when creating his latest book in (and about) InDesign.

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