This week, we talk about doing cat stuff, microdefects, and context specificity. Workflow is about smoothing the path between Knowing and Done, so the Doing needs to be as easy as possible. Solving one problem can create other problems, but hey, you can’t find opportunities without a little chaos.

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00:00 Intro

01:40 Thanks to our supporters! (https://moneygrab.bscotch.net)

02:17 Stray (https://stray.game/)

09:05 Aesthetic vs mechanical experience

16:42 Talon Voice (https://talonvoice.com/)

35:35 Sponsored by Favro! (https://www.favro.com/bscotch)

Questions answered (abbreviated):

• 40:36 OopkooPadwinna: This could be too niche for the podcast so would you consider doing a devlog on the architecture of the Game Changer? What are your future plans for it?

Other things mentioned:

• Sam’s Talon Voice repo: https://bit.ly/sam-talon
• Jen’s Talon Voice repo: https://bit.ly/jen-talon
• Josh W. Comeau on Hands-free Coding: https://bit.ly/comeau-handsfree

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