Matt Birchler sold his MacBook Pro a couple of months after the 3rd generation iPad Pro was released and runs both his podcast and blog (BirchTree.me) from the iPad. We dive into many topics including his workflows for getting his work done, the role of the iPad at his day job, creating Ulysses style sheets … More Episode 74 – Matt Birchler from BirchTree

Craig Morey is a front end web developer that wrote an in-depth article on the improvements for web developers in 2019. We discuss all of the 2019 improvements through new applications and hardware accessories in this episode. YouTube Version of the Podcast Links and Show Notes FE WebDev on iPad (2019) – Medium Inspect Browser … More Episode 73 – Front End Web Development with Craig Morey

Lee Peterson is a writer and technical consultant who does most of his work on the iPad mini. In this episode, we discuss using the iPad mini to get work done and some of the advantages this smaller form factor has over the larger iPads. You can find Lee Peterson’s blog at http://www.ljpuk.blog. If you … More Episode 72 – iPad mini Productivity with Lee Peterson

An extra bonus episode is being released today to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the iPad’s introduction. This podcast is normally exclusive to the Patreon. In this episode of iPad Historia we take a look back at the keynote introduction of the original iPad on January 27th, 2010. If you like the show please review … More January 27, 2010 – iPad Historia

In this episode you’ll be hearing from Anders Borum; the developer of Working Copy and SecureShell Fish. In this episode, we dive into Working Copy, which recently got a big update to version 4. YouTube Version of the Podcast Links and Show Notes Working Copy on the App Store Official Website

Happy New Year and welcome back to another episode of iPad Pros. In this episode you’ll be hearing the second part of the conversation with Scott Willsey that was featured in the last episode. In this part we are diving into Hugo, GIT, Secure ShellFish, Working Copy, iA Writer, Prompt 2, Scriptable, RegExLab, and a … More Episode 70 – Hugo, GIT, RegEx, and More with Scott Willsey

In this episode we are going to be diving into broadly how Scott Willsey uses the iPad, then discussing Shortcuts, and wrapping up you’ll be hearing a preview of an app coming out in 2020 called Data Jar. Data Jar is a wonderful companion to the Shortcuts app and think it’ll be helpful to hear … More Episode 69 – Shortcuts and Data Jar with Scott Willsey

Tom Snyder is back on the podcast. He was on episode 26; on that episode, we dove into Getting Things Done methodology for task management, his process for writing scripts, and basic programming on the iPad. Tom utilizes dictation for his writing and on this episode, we dive deeper into dictation and if his usage … More Episode 68 – Dragon Anywhere, Voice Control, Agenda, Ferrite, and More with Tom Snyder

We are joined by Timothy Buck. He is the co-host of Accessible; an accessibility focused Apple podcast. In this episode, we’ll be diving into iPadOS in general and deep-diving into accessibility with a focus on the new features now available in iOS 13 and iPadOS. This episode of iPad Pros is sponsored by Agenda, an … More Episode 67 – Accessibility with Timothy Buck

Rasmus Skjoldan is the Chief Marketing Officer at Magnolia CMS. He wrote a Medium post back in 2016 sharing his experiences using the then-new iPad Pro as his primary computer. It is an article that got enough traction to warrant a call from Apple to have a conversation with him about his experiences. We discuss … More Episode 66 – Focus and Modular Computing with Rasmus Skjoldan