S3E28: It's been 8 years... why now!? 🎹 ⚡️

Dave is creating a Swift Package for mapping MIDI control signals and events, to blocks of application code... "TriggerKit". We get deep and meaningful on federated and open social media, and what it would be to be able to just speak to anyone no matter what platform they use.

An episode of the Waiting For Review podcast, hosted by Dave Wood, titled "S3E28: It's been 8 years... why now!? 🎹 ⚡️" was published on May 14, 2023 and runs 51 minutes.

May 14, 2023 ·51m · Waiting For Review

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Summary

It's Eurovision season, and both Dave and Daniel are huge fans of the whole event! 🪩✨ Dave is creating a Swift Package for mapping MIDI control signals and events, to blocks of application code... "TriggerKit" which by the time this episode is live, will be open sourced and available for everyone. Daniel has been flying around BlueSky, and exploring what it has to offer. Dave gets deep and meaningful on his hopes for unification across the federated social media landscape, whatever platform you happen to use. Daniel is preparing for a presentation in Amsterdam, with a presentation you'll just have to be there for! Enjoy the show, Daniel 🚀 and Dave ✨ Show Notes AppDevCon Amsterdam TriggerKit Our Links Waiting For Review TelemetryDeck TootSDK Topiary Social Media Fediverse: WFR on Mastodon Dave on Mastodon Daniel on Mastodon Twitter: WFRPodcast Daniel on Twitter

Episode Description

It's Eurovision season, and both Dave and Daniel are huge fans of the whole event! 🪩✨

Dave is creating a Swift Package for mapping MIDI control signals and events, to blocks of application code... "TriggerKit" which by the time this episode is live, will be open sourced and available for everyone.

Daniel has been flying around BlueSky, and exploring what it has to offer. Dave gets deep and meaningful on his hopes for unification across the federated social media landscape, whatever platform you happen to use.

Daniel is preparing for a presentation in Amsterdam, with a presentation you'll just have to be there for!

Enjoy the show,

Daniel 🚀 and Dave ✨

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