Mostly Technical

The hosts dive into the concept of a 'to-done list,' emphasizing satisfaction from completed tasks over traditional to-do lists. They share amusing anecdotes about productivity challenges and the chaotic lives of small business owners. From navigating daily operations to managing client communications, the discussion touches on the importance of balance between work and side projects. Additionally, they explore innovative hiring strategies and the excitement of future tech innovations, all wrapped in lighthearted banter.

Ian and Aaron dive into Aaron's terminal adventures and brainstorm future strategies for their show. They discuss the struggles of budgeting apps and personal finance, reflecting on their entrepreneurial challenges. A new low-cost SQL course is in the works, aimed at making database concepts accessible. They share insights on podcast sponsorship complexities and innovative monetization ideas. The episode wraps up with personal updates, including a light-hearted take on a recent surgical experience and frustrations with Markdown editing tools.

Ian is joined by Caleb Porzio and we talk about recent consumer product acquisitions, a dive deep into Flux's multi-select and more advanced components like charts, and we do a Business Dad corner about hiring.* Joel Spolsky on how to find great developers (A little dated, but still good)

Join a lively discussion as hosts rank HBO shows with humor and personal anecdotes. Discover their thoughts on 'Westworld's' decline compared to the critical success of 'The Leftovers.' The conversation dives into the lasting impact of 'Game of Thrones' and its cultural significance, while navigating viewer frustrations with incomplete series. They reflect on the richness of narratives in both television and literature, making for an insightful and entertaining exploration of beloved shows.

Ian hosts Matt Swanson, a software developer and CTO at Arrows, for an enlightening chat. They discuss the future of Gravatar amidst privacy concerns, and the financial realities of entrepreneurship versus stable jobs. Matt shares insights into the challenges of being a CTO and forming platform partnerships, particularly with HubSpot. The conversation takes a lighter turn with playful ideas about personalized pennies and even brainstorming a comedy podcast for developers. Expect humor blended with valuable tech perspectives!

The hosts share hilarious parenting stories while discussing a recent trip to San Francisco for a web development hackathon. They delve into a lively debate over pizza toppings, ranking favorites like pineapple and pepperoni with humor. Exploring social media dynamics, they compare Bluesky and Twitter, reflecting on user experiences. The conversation also touches on the challenges of finding office space and leveraging AI for hiring. Culinary misadventures and personal anecdotes add charm to their tech-fueled banter.

Dive into a whimsical conversation about dreams of underground lairs and the perils of house construction. Laugh along as the hosts discuss ambitious plans for a video content studio and reflect on the ever-evolving landscape of parenting. The excitement builds with tales of space exploration and the lure of probes venturing beyond our solar system. Don't miss their hilarious geography mishaps, alongside insights into entrepreneurial choices and upcoming team off-site plans. It's a blend of humor, aspiration, and everyday challenges!

Dive into a realm of intriguing ideas! Hear about the wild concept of a Try Hard Factory and why SpaceX rockets fail to impress. The hosts tackle the existential question of finding your life's purpose. They explore creative business strategies, the unpredictability of content creation, and shared opinions on the merits of space exploration. From culinary adventures to the significance of modern advertising, this conversation promises inspiration and entertainment!

Engaging discussions on the absurdity of wealth and the lack of imagination among the rich set the stage for humorous critiques of modern design. The hosts dive into the chaotic world of WordPress drama, reflecting on open source challenges and trademark intricacies. They tease a secret physical product and share insights on balancing health with creativity. Listeners will enjoy anecdotes on parenting chaos, nostalgic film debates, and thoughts on effective domain development for business.

Join Jack McDade, creator of Statamic, and panelists John O'Nolan, Caleb Porzio, and Adam Wathan for an engaging discussion on the future of this unique CMS. They tackle intriguing questions about pricing strategy and the pros and cons of open-source versus commercial models. The conversation also covers the importance of effective marketing, potential enterprise solutions, and the challenges of competing with giants like WordPress. Plus, insights on integrating AI tools and the evolution of developer-centric CMS marketing make for a lively exchange.