Daring Fireball

Adam Engst:…

Many of today’s fastest growing companies owe their success in-part to a culture that centers around transparency, personal responsibility, and most importantly, employee happiness. However, companies also need to secure their endpoints, and often do so at…

Guardian Firewall, from Will Strafach, who’s long been at the forefront of investigating iOS security and privacy issues:…

Dieter Bohn, writing at The Verge:…

Charlie Warzel, writing for The New York Times:…

Nolan O’Brien, writing for Twitter’s engineering blog on using Catalyst to port Twitter’s iOS app to the Mac:…

Josh Constine, writing for TechCrunch:…

CNBC:…

Sam Biddle, reporting for The Intercept:…

Robert McMillan, reporting for The Wall Street Journal:…

Samsung, in a now-deleted tweet:…

My thanks to MacStadium for sponsoring this week at DF (as well as my show from WWDC last week). MacStadium is the leading provider of enterprise-class Apple Mac infrastructure providing scalable, reliable, and secure private clouds and dedicated servers for…

Hannes Schrader wrote a piece for Zeit Online about my live show at WWDC, and Apple’s relationship with podcasters and writers who follow the company. I usually hate reading about myself, but Schrader’s story is just terrific — he really captures the…

Rick Wilson, writing at The Daily Beast:…

Essential reading from Maciej Ceglowski:…

Dropbox:…

Federico Viticci:…

Marco Arment:…

Brent Simmons:…

Comprehensive FAQ from TechCrunch’s Sarah Perez.  ★ 

MacStadium is the leading provider of enterprise-class Apple Mac infrastructure providing scalable, reliable, and secure private clouds and dedicated servers for workloads that require macOS. MacStadium is trusted by iOS developers, mobile testing teams, and…

My thanks to Pixelmator for sponsoring this week’s DF RSS feed to promote Pixelmator Photo, their cutting-edge photo editor designed exclusively for iPad. It includes a collection of desktop-class photo editing tools, AI that intelligently improves photos…

Great piece by Ben Thompson on WWDC 2019:…

Speaking of podcasts with Craig Federighi and Federico Viticci, here’s one more to add to your weekend listening queue.  ★ 

Federico Viticci and John Voorhees from MacStories have launched a new podcast, and I was honored to be their first guest:…

Jim Dalrymple:…

Now available as a regular audio podcast, in addition to the video that went up Wednesday night. Watch the album art if you want to catch the gag early on.  ★ 

Andy Greenberg, writing for Wired:…

Christine Wang and Deirdre Bosa, reporting for CNBC:…

Recorded in front of a live audience at The California Theater in San Jose on Tuesday 4 June 2019, John Gruber is joined by Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak to discuss the news from WWDC 2019.