504: 15 Years of iCircuit
Frank Kruger celebrates iCircuit’s 15‑year journey—from an iPad‑era $20 launch and surprising overnight success to the present—unpacking the tradeoffs between maintaining a flagship app and chasing ne...
2 Maalis 49min
503: Welcome to Tiny Tool Town
On this episode we dive into Tiny Tool Town — a GeoCities‑style app hub for tiny developer utilities — and James walks us through building Tiny Clips, a Mac toolbar screen‑capture app he prototyped an...
23 Helmi 47min
502: Rectified Flow Revolution - AI Image Generation Gets Smarter
Discover the machine learning breakthrough changing everything: rectified flow. Frank breaks down how this revolutionary technique replaces 1,000-step diffusion with just 10, delivering faster and hig...
16 Helmi 48min
501: Autopilot, Fleets, and Parallel Agents Explained
In this episode James and Frank walk through the latest Copilot CLI power-ups—Autopilot loops, experimental Fleet/parallel agents, and Opus model/context updates—while demoing how they used plan mode ...
9 Helmi 35min
500: How Frank Builds Apps Has Changed Forever
On our 500th episode James and Frank celebrate the milestone, reminisce about their mobile‑dev roots, and dig into how AI, the Copilot CLI/SDK and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) are reshaping workfl...
2 Helmi 54min
499: Going Full Ralph, CLI, & GitHub Copilot SDK?!?!
In episode 499 James and Frank dive into the messy, exciting world of coding agents — from burning through Copilot credits and avoiding merge conflicts to practical workflows for letting agents run ta...
26 Tammi 48min
498: CI/CD fro Mac Apps: GitHub Actions to Notarize
This episode opens with mic and Nintendo banter before plunging into macOS release pain points: sandboxing, hardened runtime, notarization, Sparkle auto‑updates, and automating releases with GitHub Ac...
19 Tammi 38min
497: Turning Machine Code into C with AI
In this episode James and Frank dive into the practical realities of using AI in everyday development—arguing that AI shines in brownfield (existing) code because it respects your architecture, while ...
12 Tammi 51min
