That Real Blind Tech Show

It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show with Brian once again flying solo as he walks you through VibeCoding. Even if you think VibeCoding is not for you, stick around and give it a listen, as you will be amazed at how simple it really is.
 
Brian will walk you through working with Claude to build actual real life web based and iOS apps, Xcode, Terminal, and demo part of his web based Baseball SIM and iOS That Real Movie Quiz game.
 
The first thing Brian walks you through is some of his work in Claude with his Baseball SIM. You will see how he talks to Claude and the responses he receives.
 
After walking you through some prompting to Claude and its responses on fixes to his project, Brian then walks you through the main menu structure of his Baseball SIM game. Then he walks you through the Dashboard to the game. This is where a lot of the fun is located. Brian SIMS a game and shows you the box score for that game, where the Yankees win, Yankees win!
 
Then you will get to see or hear some real gameplay with the announcer in action.
 
After the Baseball SIM demo, Brian begins discussing the Movie Jeopardy game now called That Real Movie Quiz game he is creating. The game is in very early Test Flight stage with a working prototype.
 
First thing Brian walks you through is some more prompting with Claude, but this time he is recording all of his work in real time. Claude leads Brian through some file replacements which then leads him in to Xcode.
 
Brian then fires up That Real Movie quiz on his iPhone, but runs in to an issue where there are only two categories on the Board. Not to worry, as running in to issues is part of working, designing, and developing with Claude.
 
Brian then takes a break, and gets back in to it all the next day and describes what went wrong with his That Real Movie Quiz iOS game.
 
 
 
Then it is back to Claude to find out what caused this issue in the latest build of the game.
 
Off the air, Brian made the necessary fixes to That Real Movie Quiz, and he then demos the current final product on his iPhone.
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
That Real Movie Quiz is now in early beta testing, and if you would like to test out the app through Test flight on your iPhone, shoot us in an email to ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, and we will get back to you, or Brian will get back to you, or an unfired intern will get back to you. Basically someone will get back to you.
 
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It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show, and a different kind of episode as Allison, Brian, and Jeanine get together for a Special Report on VibeCoding. What's the old saying? If you can't beat them, join them.
 
We kick the conversation off discussing when we first learned about VibeCoding.
 
We discuss our first experiences with VibeCoding when we sat down at the computer and typed that first prompt to Claude.
 
We go in to the difference between a chat and a project on Claude, and why you may choose to use a project.
 
We then discuss issues we have had when working on a project and how we got around the issues.
 
We then dive in to some of the projects we are working on and some of the upcoming projects we would like to begin working on. Don't steal our ideas, unless they will turn out better than our ideas!
 
And off of our ideas we give you breaking news of a possible new website page coming to you pretty soon.
 
And like anything worth doing we then discuss the possibility of people stealing or copying your ideas and trying to make something you create their own.
 
And because if That Real Blind Tech show is one thing, it is educational, face falling on the floor laughing emoji, but we do talk about what we have learned since we started VibeCoding.
 
We then answer the question can anyone quickly get started with VibeCoding.
 
 
And of course with anything now a days, we dive in to the possible dangers of VibeCoding.
 
We then venture in to how Allison built an app for iOS and tested it on her phone.
 
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It's an all new That Real Blind Tech show as Allison, Brian, and David are here to discuss this year's WWDC in a way that no other Blind Tech Show can.
 
The show kicks off discussing some of the crazy happenings in New York City and it is only going to get crazier as the 250th comes the weekend of July 4th. Strange things have been afoot in the New York City sewer system!
 
We then give you a quick preview about our next episode which will be all about VibeCoding.
 
All of the FIFA World Cup games will air with an audio described track through the Fifa app.
 
We then dive in to our WWDC26 recap and no big surprise as the keynote was almost entirely about Apple Intelligence. Take two for Apple as they introduce Siri A.I. A stand alone Siri app will be coming to your devices. Siri mode will be coming to the camera app giving us a whole new visual intelligence experience.
 
Unfortunately for our friends in the EU do not expect any of these smarter Siri features any time soon.
 
Additionally, if you want to run the newest Apple Intelligence features for some of them you will need to be on a newer device.
 
Safari is getting a big makeover, but will you actually use any of the new features?
 
iCloud Plus subscribers will get new additional benefits for apple Intelligence.
 
And it's more of Watcha Streaming, Watcha reading.
 
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It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show super cool Brian demo, as Brian noticed a few things going on on the Innosearch and a long over due accessibility web improvement to amazon on the Mac.
 
Brian starts off discussing the newly implemented under $25 fees that are appearing on Innosearch. He walks you through a demo of searching for Men's Boxers, adding to the cart, and then the new under $25 handling fee Innosearch has implemented. Next he demos the bizarre behavior on Innosearch after you decide to look for a second product. These demos are done on the Mac using Safari. You may experience different behavior on the PC or in Chrome or other browsers on the Mac.
 
Brian then goes over to Amazon to demo the very positive and long over due heading and screen reader navigation improvements  in safari on the Mac. We now have keyboard shortcuts on the Mac that actually work in most places. Brian walks you through navigating search results in Amazon which still leave much to be desired, and then he shows you how searching directly for a product in Google might get you to the product page directly faster.
 
Brian attempts to use the keyboard shortcut built in to Amazon to get a product description, and when it fails to work, he then demos the fantastic new heading structure on amazon.com. He then demos how quick and simple it is to add a product to your cart with the keyboard shortcut.
 
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It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show super cool Brian demo, as Brian noticed a few things going on on the Innosearch and a long over due accessibility web improvement to amazon on the Mac.
 
Brian starts off discussing the newly implemented under $25 fees that are appearing on Innosearch. He walks you through a demo of searching for Men's Boxers, adding to the cart, and then the new under $25 handling fee Innosearch has implemented. Next he demos the bizarre behavior on Innosearch after you decide to look for a second product. These demos are done on the Mac using Safari. You may experience different behavior on the PC or in Chrome or other browsers on the Mac.
 
Brian then goes over to Amazon to demo the very positive and long over due heading and screen reader navigation improvements  in safari on the Mac. We now have keyboard shortcuts on the Mac that actually work in most places. Brian walks you through navigating search results in Amazon which still leave much to be desired, and then he shows you how searching directly for a product in Google might get you to the product page directly faster.
 
Brian attempts to use the keyboard shortcut built in to Amazon to get a product description, and when it fails to work, he then demos the fantastic new heading structure on amazon.com. He then demos how quick and simple it is to add a product to your cart with the keyboard shortcut.
 
To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow