Kodsnack

Fredrik får besök av Fredrik Blank som berättar om Birc - en ny Mac-app för IRC som han byggt. Fler nativeappar till folket!
Vi snackar bland annat hur och varför Fredrik bestämde sig för just en IRC-klient, hur Swiftui funkar på Mac idag, och för- och nackdelarna när en hord gamla Mac-rävar upptäcker ens app och hör av sig om hur den följer deras förväntningar.
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Länkar
Fredrik och hans appar
Birc
Fredriks bloggpost när Birc släpptes
Audium
IRC
IRCv3
IRC-specen - RFC 2812
Mirc
Textual
Gruber
Grubers notis om bIRC
Apples nyare sätt att visa inställningspaneler - många tycker att det var bättre förr
Swiftui
Objective-C
Appkit
Slap-kommandot
Colloquy
John Siracusa
Stöd Kodsnack på Ko-fi!
Wkwebview
Bouncer
Podcast archiver
Titlar
En annan Fredrik
Som en liten utandning
En liten blinkning till Sverige
IRC-klient i modern tappning
(Jag har) Mirc i bakhuvudet
Det är ju inte Mirc riktigt

Fredrik talks to Sam Aaron about Sonic pi - the tool for learning, coding, and performing music. Whe discuss where it stated but more importantly how it has evolved during the past year - coming to the web and gaining lots of performance and features in the process.
Sam also discusses how to build reliable things when working on an indisde-out bottle ship, blindfolded and with a gaslighting agent as your help.
Recorded during the excellent Goatmire Elixir 2026 conference.
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Comments, questions or tips? We are @kodsnack, @tobiashieta, @oferlundand @bjoreman on Twitter, have a page on Facebook and can be emailed at info@kodsnack.se if you want to write longer. We read everything we receive.
If you enjoy Kodsnack we would love a review in iTunes! You can also support the podcast by buying us a coffee (or two!) through Ko-fi.
Links
Sam
Support Sam on Patreon!
Goatmire
Sonic pi
Kristoffer
Tau5
Sam's talk last year
Elixir
Lua
Guy Brown at University of Sheffield
Bleep - the synth Sam built with Guy
Supercollider
James MaCartney
Audio worklet
Cmake
Web audio
Gaslighting
Open sound control
Ring buffer
The Supersonic demo with lots of observability
Sam's PhD - A domain specific language for dynamic interest management within virtual environments
Western musical notation
Bach
Beethoven
Aphex twin
Juce - open framework for audio stuff
DSP
Supersonic
Hard real time
Rust
OTP - essentially Erlang's standard library
University of Cambridge
Cambridge festival
Alan Blackwell - Sam's PhD supervisor
Support Kodsnack on Ko-fi
QT
Live loops in Sonic pi
Overtone
Clojure
Jeff Rose
Jonathan Graham
Meta-ex - Sam and Jonathan's former band
Emacs
Raspberry pi
Raspberry pi foundation
Ruby
mruby - Ruby for embedded systems
ESP32 - chip that Sonic pi, also, runs on
Evan Czaplicki - the creator of Elm - was a guest in episode 604
Rick Hickey
Hammock driven development
Titles
Vaporware
Research-led
Live-coding music systems
Missing the important part
A special kind of worker
It knew I wanted a synthesizer
Inside-out ship in a bottle
A lying, gaslighting system
Ticks with the audio hardware
On the tick
Tons of observability
Bach and Beethoven and the dots and the lines
Notate your score
Notate Aphex twin
A better supercollider
You're the thinker
How slow am I prepared to go?
The creative potential of programming

Fredrik talks to Koushik Dasika about working with Elixir.
From discovery to first deployments.
Via appreciation of a big mess that gets the job done just keeps on working.
And on to teaching Elixir to others.
Since we met at Goatmire last year, and Goatmire is running when this episode is released, we of course talk about some conference highlights, and about meetups and conferences able to ignite that exciting feeling that there is a lot to discover and learn in the world.
Oh, and what was that thing about seals?
Thank you Cloudnet for sponsoring our VPS!
Comments, questions or tips? We are @kodsnack, @tobiashieta, @oferlundand @bjoreman on Twitter, have a page on Facebook and can be emailed at info@kodsnack.se if you want to write longer. We read everything we receive.
If you enjoy Kodsnack we would love a review in iTunes! You can also support the podcast by buying us a coffee (or two!) through Ko-fi.
Links
Goatmire
Koushik
Automatiq
Automattic - the Wordpress company
Ottomatic does not seem to be the name of any software company
Elixir
Polyglot
Elixirconf US
Elixirconf EU
Global interpreter lock
Go
Sabre
NYC Elixir meetup
Chris Bell - runs Knock
Websockets
Phoenix
Phoenix presence
CRUD
BEAM
DSL
Mix - build tool for Elixir
Express
REPL
IEX - Elixir's interactive shell
V8
Kubernetes
Adding typing to Elixir
Digitalocean
Support the podcast on Ko-fi!
Dan Janowski
Erlang ecosystem foundation
Liveview
Bittorrent
Scheme
The little schemer
Prolog
Erlang
Valgrind
GDB
CSP - "a formal language for describing patterns of interaction in concurrent systems"
Channels in Go
Actors
Alan Kay
José - creator of Elixir
Gotamire 2025 videos - the puppet show was unfortunately not recorded
Titles
An episode a year in the making
Polyglot environments
Sneak Elixir into production
My experimental phase is a language
Perfect for Elixir
A two-man band
A polyglot environment
We're making it look easy
We're trying to sell the runtime
Cheated out of a REPL
(We're) Not here for the syntax
Your supervisor is Kubernetes
For the love of the game
Scheme + Prolog = Erlang
I'm here to get stuff done
Simple layers
The seals win

Fredrik chats with Mark Washeim about building apps for Sailfish OS and Jolla phones.
What's it like to develop apps for a Jolla phone? Fredrik asked for experts on Mastodon. A whole list was quickly provided, with Mark both being at the top and very happy to say yes to coming on an episode. Maintaining over 50 apps and packages, and running Jolla phones for ten years, Mark really knows his stuff. We discuss his path to Jolla, how one gets started, which languages and tools are available, and why some of them aren't quite the latest versions.
Thank you Cloudnet for sponsoring our VPS!
Comments, questions or tips? We are @kodsnack, @tobiashieta, @oferlundand @bjoreman on Twitter, have a page on Facebook and can be emailed at info@kodsnack.se if you want to write longer. We read everything we receive.
If you enjoy Kodsnack we would love a review in iTunes! You can also support the podcast by buying us a coffee (or two!) through Ko-fi.
Links
Mark
Sailfish - the operating system powering, among others, Jolla phones
Northern telecom
FM radio
The gang of four book - Design patterns
Christopher Alexander's design patterns
Abstract algebra
Erlang
Nokia N9
Nokia N900
Netbsd
BSD
Atari
Bebox
Haiku
Maemo
Apps and other repos Mark maintain
The Sailfish forum
Shaders
Rinigus - developer
Adam Pigg
Opensuse
OBS - Open build service
Nephros
RPN
Exprtk - C++ single header math library
Tooter - the Mastodon app Mark maintains
Fahrplan
Support Kodsnack on Ko-fi!
Virtualbox
Linux mint
The Sailfish SDK
QT
QML
QML live
Xcode
Ecmascript 5
Macromedia director
Jquery
Chum
KDE
SDL
Ffmpeg
Imageworks
Jolla's app store
Openrepos
RPM
Mah solitaire
Wordle
Skat
Commodore 64
Titles
Dot-com babies
The evolution of the internet
Lifelong hardware hacker
I've had a split personality
The origins of Jolla
The modern Jolla legacy
We need those apps
Rescue efforts
The forum tells me
Solve problems for other people
Implement your own map
Mixed bag of customers
Getting started is easy
Motivated to get things done
Finessing that CI
Dump some RPM files
Like having your first Commodore 64

Fredrik snackar om sin Jollatelefon, Sailfish OS, och lite om Øredev och Goatmire.
Har du tips på Øredevtalare som borde vara med i podden? Hojta!
Fredrik gjorde ett klipp om just Øredev, och passde på att göra ett litet test med att kasta pengar på Tiktok för att få visningar. Resultaten kommer inte att chocka dig!
Huvudämnet är Fredriks tidiga intryck av sin Jollatelefon; hur det kom sig att han skaffade en finsk telefon, hur den ligger i handen, och inte minst hur Sailfish OS är upplagt när det gäller navigation. Det finns saker man ganska snabbt börjar sakna i andra populära telefonoperativsystem. Det ack så nyttiga stödet för Androidappar - inte minst Bankid och Swish - har också provats och visat sig fylla behovet riktigt bra.
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Har du kommentarer, frågor eller tips? Vi är @kodsnack, @thieta, @krig, och @bjoreman på Mastodon, har en sida på Facebook och epostas på info@kodsnack.se om du vill skriva längre. Vi läser allt som skickas.
Gillar du Kodsnack får du hemskt gärna recensera oss i iTunes! Du kan också stödja podden genom att ge oss en kaffe (eller två!) på Ko-fi, eller handla något i vår butik.
Länkar
En finsk telefon
Goatmire
Lars Wikman
Underjord
Senaste avsnittet med Lars om Goatmire
Sam Aaron
Klippet om grejen med Øredev
Davinci Resolve
Stöd podden på Ko-fi!
Jolla
Nokia
Brinnande plattformar
Sailfish OS
Jolla C2
Commodores retrotelefon Callback kör också Sailfish
Telefoner som kan köra Sailfish
Jollas släpp-event för telefonen
Jollas forum
Iphone 14 pro max
Tidings - RSS-läsare för Sailfish
Tooter
Poetaster
QML
F-droid
Aurora store
Pocket casts
Instapaper
Plexamp
Iphone 5C
Titlar
En stig av presentationer
Se algoritmen i arbete
Betala för att vikta om algoritmen
En telefon från Finland
I forntiden var ju Nokia
En livbåt
En helt annan väntan
Väldigt exalterad promenad
Väldigt, väldigt knappfri telefon
Hålla tummen rätt på skärmen
Uppfriskande annorlunda
Happy path för Bankid