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Daniel celebrates TelemetryDeck reaching over one billion signals!

We look back across 2022, the year that was,, and everything it brought for us. This is our year in review, with a look towards what we hope for in '23! Enjoy the show, Dave ✨ and Daniel

In this episode... Dave has become a 2-app indie developer again, with the release of his newest app "Video to Audio" (https://lightbeamapps.com/videotoaudio). Dave's descent into the Fediverse has also progressed further as he prepares to release TootSDK with his fellow maintainer, Konstantin. Daniel has been hard at work adding intersection to TelemetryDeck to support new features like funnels, and other cuts of the analytics data

Daniel updates on: * Is moving data from his old server to his new one for TelemetryDeck. * Putting together his "Orbital Survey" blog post for iOS 16 market share, leading him to play with Blender for an image too Meanwhile, Dave has been: * Working on a new Swift SDK for Mastodon/Fediverse with Konstantin Kostov: TootSDK. * Preparing his app VITA (Video to Audio) for release * Configuring his personal Mastodon instance And Daniel swerved getting an Xbox, and steered straight into renting a PS5 for Gran Tourismo goodness!

Dave falls further and further into the Fediverse and Mastodon (again), and we talk about Twitter's new ownership and the impacts of that. Meanwhile Daniel has been fighting Kubernetes and ingesting data into TelemetryDeck's new stack. And more. Enjoy the show, Daniel

Catching up after a month (For Dave and Daniel, not for y'all!), we catch up about: Apple Products that have been released recently

We catch up about Daniel's open sourcing of the TelemetryDeck apps (you can submit PRs), SwiftUI vs Catalyst vs macOS, and the new TelemetryDeck website is now live. Dave's new app "Vita" inches closer to release, and needs a landing page... Meanwhile despite being on holiday for a week, Daniel has created a new app (Only Birds!)

Daniel has open sourced TelemetryDeck's Swift apps, as his development time is focusing primarily on TelemetryDeck's web application. Dave talks a little about his new day-job,paywalls and his balance of pricing for GoVJ subscriptions, and has been spending some time on another side project app (VITA: Video to Audio, thank you Kris!). Enjoy the show, Dave ✨ and Daniel

Dave is "funemployed" between jobs, debating how to spend his holiday before starting his new jobby job. Playing games, updating blog posts, or making a new app? Daniel is building out the new website for TelemetryDeck and getting things just so in a clean new set up

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. Enjoy the show, Dave ✨ and Daniel

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. Enjoy the show, Daniel

Dave has finally released GoVJ 2.0 to the world

Life interrupted the release of this episode - but better late than never ! Originally recorded in early June. Packed with all the things: * Our favourite items from WWDC22! * Daniel is back on a Magic Keyboard after his clackety diversion! * Dave is preparing GoVJ for App Store release! * Daniel is moving TelemetryDeck to Containerization! * Dave swearing!

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 ✨ and Daniel

A wide ranging episode this time, including: How we're using Async/Await in our apps. Dave aspires to find an excuse for server side Swift (and Daniel offers to help) Dave is adding in-app purchases and subscriptions to his app GoVJ Daniel shows off TelemetryDeck's live signal stats

We catch up on Daniel's ProductHunt debut of TelemetryDeck (https://telemetrydeck.com/?source=wfr). 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? Enjoy the show, Dave ✨ and Daniel

Daniel launches TelemetryDeck (https://telemetrydeck.com/?source=wfr) on ProductHunt, learning lessons along the away

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" ! Enjoy the show, David ✨ and Daniel

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. Enjoy the show, Daniel

On this week's show, Daniel shares a cautionary tale from his week of development. Dave has some adventures with WebRTC and the prototype of his super-secret-project ("Magnum"!). We round up the show discussing how we're using Swift's new Async / Await features in our respective projects. Enjoy the show, Daniel