The Mac Geek Webber number 365 premium for Thursday, November 17th, 2011. God ratings. Good readings folks and welcome to this the second premium show of the month of

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Here from Durham, New Hampshire, I'm Dave Hamilton. And welcome to my good friend John Brown.

Here, in Fearful, Connecticut. That's John F John Brown. Here, in fearful, Connecticut.

That's John F. Braun to the rest of you.

Correct.

So I've got, it's been an interesting week for me, John.

While I was out, I'll start this story by saying that, what's today, Thursday, yesterday

morning, between the time that my son woke up and the time that we had to get up and

go get breakfast for him before he got off to school, we wrote together our first iPhone

app and deployed it, well, almost deployed it to an iPhone. and deployed it, well almost deployed it to an iPhone.

We deployed it in about 10 minutes once you get home from school.

And you may be wondering how in the world did you do that in such a short period of time and

the wasn't with X code was it it sure wasn't well you have to use X code at some

part of the process and and that's actually why we couldn't deploy it until he got home from school but I'll tell the story and it'll fill in these gaps.

So while I was out at Mac Tech, I had the opportunity to see Kevin Miller, the CEO of a company called

RunReV at runReV.com, demo live code, which is an app that they've had since like 1997 and recently in the last year I think they

added the ability to build iOS apps with RunReV, live code.

And this app is awesome.

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