Async

Async

By Joshua & SaadiaTechnology
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Async episodes

  • [Saadia] Offline time

    Can an iOS dev get by with a dumb phone?

    The apps I mentioned:

    https://tideguide.com/
    https://flighty.com/

    An async podcast by Saadia Carbis and Joshua Wold.

    A Pretty Good podcast.

    14 min
  • [Joshua] Scratched iPhones and hearing the music

    Joshua's new iPhone got its first scratch, and that's a good thing!

    Also, followup on the previous episode, and sharing about the tension between audiobook time and music time while creating. 

    An async podcast by Saadia Carbis and Joshua Wold.

    A Pretty Good podcast.

    11 min
  • [Joshua] Birds and cars

    Followup on Saadia’s new app name, 3D printing, finding motivation, and why we create.

    An async podcast by Saadia Carbis and Joshua Wold.

    A Pretty Good podcast.

    5 min
  • [Saadia] Like baby names

    Can you hear the whip birds in the background? I am so nervous to tell people the name of my app! What if they don't like it!?

    An async podcast by Saadia Carbis and Joshua Wold.

    A Pretty Good podcast.

    7 min
  • [Joshua] Polishing cloth and finding motivation

    Joshua shares his initial impressions of the Apple Polishing Cloth and follows up on the previous episode with his takes on Saadia's switch into apps and thoughts on transitioning from WordPress. Joshua starts a new topic on his passion for apps and finding motivation to design when life is busy.

    An async podcast by Saadia Carbis and Joshua Wold.

    A Pretty Good podcast.

    6 min
  • [Saadia] Strawberries and WordPress

    The bees are out and about doing their thing in the morning – that's why the hive was empty. It's packed full by the afternoon.

    An async podcast by Saadia Carbis and Joshua Wold.

    A Pretty Good podcast.

    11 min

About Async

From the publisher's feed

Joshua and Saadia helped pioneer asynchronous and distributed work. So it's only natural that our podcast bucks synchronous conventions. On Async, we take turns to unfold the conversation, one…