S4E17: Wrangling a gaggle of druids 🧙

Daniel is deep in druid server wrangle mode. Dave is on the final stages of readying his release of v3 of his app, GoVJ 💫

An episode of the Waiting For Review podcast, hosted by Dave Wood, titled "S4E17: Wrangling a gaggle of druids 🧙" was published on May 26, 2024 and runs 51 minutes.

May 26, 2024 ·51m · Waiting For Review

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Summary

This week we talk about: Aurorae The TelemetryDeck Query servers are the bane of Daniel’s existence and should be burned TelemetryDeck's landing pages are looking beautiful! Dave has pulled the GoVJ website together: https://govjapp.com Dave eyeballing Kotlin Multiplatform 👀 Daniel met his coworker, Marina, for the first time Join us, while we're Waiting For Review, We are open for sponsorship! email us at [email protected] Our Slack is open to all, contact us via our fedi links below or at [email protected] Enjoy the show, Daniel 🚀 and Dave✨ Show Notes GoVJ website Our Links IndieDev Discord Invite Youtube Website TelemetryDeck GoVJ Email us! Social Media Fediverse: WFR on Mastodon Dave on Mastodon Daniel on Mastodon Special Guest: Mimi.

Episode Description

This week we talk about:

Aurorae
The TelemetryDeck Query servers are the bane of Daniel’s existence and should be burned
TelemetryDeck's landing pages are looking beautiful!
Dave has pulled the GoVJ website together: https://govjapp.com
Dave eyeballing Kotlin Multiplatform 👀
Daniel met his coworker, Marina, for the first time

Join us, while we're Waiting For Review,

We are open for sponsorship! email us at [email protected]

Our Slack is open to all, contact us via our fedi links below or at [email protected]

Enjoy the show,

Daniel 🚀 and Dave✨

Show Notes

GoVJ website

Our Links

Social Media

Fediverse:

Special Guest: Mimi.

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