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Dave loses his extra sales for GoVJ 2.0, as a lower baseline starts to form post launch. Dave has diverted himself into exploring Vapor (Swift on the Server), for a test project... Daniel prepares the wagging finger to remind Dave to get marketing.
Daniel is now employed by Telemetry Deck, as his company reaches it's next stage. As a good employee, he's setting up automated tests in github actions and cranking on.
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Dave β¨ and Daniel π
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Dave talks about his blip of extra sales, after launching GoVJ 2.0.
Daniel is getting into Funnels, and TelemetryDeck's custom query language (TQL!), and sprucing up TelemetryDeck's documentation site.
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Daniel π und Dave β¨
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Dave has finally released GoVJ 2.0 to the world π
Meanwhile, Daniel has been chilling and relaxing, and resetting himself before heading back into TelemetryDeck development βοΈ
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Dave β¨ and Daniel π
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Special Guests: Mimi and Momo.
Life interrupted the release of this episode - but better late than never ! Originally recorded in early June.
Packed with all the things:
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Daniel π und Dave β¨
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If you're interested in checking GoVJ 2 out, WFR users can use this public link: TestFlight
Daniel has destroyed his keyboard and is exploring the world of clackety key caps with lots of options.
Meanwhile, Dave is resting and recovering and is banned from the use of his Mac, so of course, he's fallen into Mastodon and the Fediverse. Ideas for apps are of course front of his mind.
Enjoy the show,
Dave β¨ and Daniel π
If you're interested in checking GoVJ 2 out, WFR users can use this public link: TestFlight
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A wide ranging episode this time, including:
Enjoy the show,
Daniel π und Dave β¨
If you're interested in checking GoVJ 2 out, WFR users can use this public link: TestFlight
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We catch up on Daniel's ProductHunt debut of TelemetryDeck.
Dave inches closer to releasing GoVJ 2 as he uses some time off from his day-job to bug-fix, and clean things up.
We discuss automated testing. Daniel quizzes Dave on how he approaches automated testing in his day-job vs his solo indie app endeavours.
How much is too much for a solo developer? What's a good depth of testing for different sizes of project and team?
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Dave β¨ and Daniel π
If you're interested in checking GoVJ 2 out, WFR users can use this public link: TestFlight
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Special Guests: Mimi, Momo, and Monty.
Daniel launches TelemetryDeck on ProductHunt, learning lessons along the away π and Dave tries to give him more 'work' to do in sharing his journey and story to the wider world π
Dave has sent GoVJ 2 out to TestFlight, as he starts trying to progress version 2.0 towards release.
If you're interested in checking GoVJ 2 out, WFR users can use this public link: TestFlight
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Special Guests: Mimi, Momo, and Monty.
Dave has hit a mental block with "Project Magnum", with a lagging ARView, and may be focusing on his app GoVJ 2 in the meantime.
Daniel has created a queuing system for his server-side Swift backend for TelemetryDeck, that enables him to give much better performance to his users.
We hit on how slicing features into smaller chunks to ship can give our users more, instead of waiting for things to be "perfect" !
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David β¨ and Daniel π
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Daniel and David are joined by Australian special guest Will Bishop.
Will is the developer of the cooking and recipes app, Pestle, along with Chirp for Twitter, Nano for Reddit, and MiniWiki. Will is currently on the road in Australia, travelling by van. He takes time out to catch up with us and tell us all about his apps, lifestyle, and developer journey.
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Daniel π and David β¨
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Special Guest: Will Bishop.
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