iOS, every mention

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▶ 1:20 Brian Donohue And then in August, he launched, um, with basically the App Store launch, he launched Instapaper for iOS, which leveraged the bookmarking service and the text parser to kind of create the Instapaper experience that kind of we're familiar…
▶ 7:50 Brian Donohue And they had launched, ah, iOS and Android applications for free in the App Store.
▶ 10:10 Brian Donohue I was hired as an iOS developer for Instapaper. 4 times in the scene
▶ 51:46 Craig Cannon Use the iOS voice, uh, speech-to-text? 4 times in the scene

▶ 2:21 Ralph Goody So we've got iOS, Swift, Objective-C, Android, all Java and Kotlin, Web, React, and then Windows. 2 times in the scene
▶ 37:07 Diana Hu We went from, we used to have a little CI, but now is, um, very much of a CI that actually builds to all the architectural flavors to Linux, Mac OS, Android, XSX, Android Arm, iOS, et cetera, and actually runs all the tests in all of them,…
▶ 43:26 Ralph Goody Might not realize that iOS has a release cycle that's not controlled by the developers.

▶ 10:25 Eli Schwartz On iOS, there are keywords, and I think you have a hundred characters hidden.

▶ 16:39 Peter Reinhardt So, you know, our JavaScript library is open source, our iOS SDK is open source, our Android SDK is open source, so you can sort of collect data from anywhere, and those collection libraries are, are open source, but the sort of core…

▶ 4:59 Leah Culver We have an API in the backend, um, on the front end, basic iOS stuff. 2 times in the scene

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