Quoggling Sand

Solo entrepreneurs, do we work as a monolith, or consider delegation and collaboration to human microservices? Similar to the way software works? An open topic for future discussion, to be sure... Show Notes Newsletter The Show Notes for each Quoggling Sand podcast episode are now published as a Newsletter issue, delivered to your mailbox or visible on the newsletter profile page: Quoggling Sand p...

Did you ever consider the possibilities which might arise after you think, "What if?" The possibilities which follow... Show Notes Quoggling Sand podcast Show Notes via Substack Check out the show notes and subscribe to the newsletter! The newsletter contains a link to this episode so you'll always get it in your inbox. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast feed if you haven't already! Quogglin...

Always adding a few extra letters to the famously not-famous, Do Easy . Show Notes If you would like to find a link to a DE video from 1978 and other little tidbits, not to mention any other Quoggling Sand content and pointers to same, subscribe to the Quoggling Sand podcast Show Notes newsletter via Substack! Quoggling Sand podcast Show Notes via Substack And don't forget we also have the Weekend...

Developers get all of the tools for automation and connecting workflows and other tools and processes, and the rest get IFTTT and Zapier? At least bring back Yahoo! Pipes, but really the products and services you and I use day to day should be useful. Rather than letting us do this or that, enable us to this, that, and the other things! Show Notes Newsletter Subscribe to the show notes newsletter...

Shall we publish this podcast more frequently? Maybe even, periodically? Seems like a good idea. The theory moving forward is, people don't really check the description of a podcast in their podcast player application to see what sorts of comments the host(s) or guest(s) have to add. Maybe a link to an article or picture referenced, or maybe contact info for the guest(s), but for the most part the...

Does it count to chase a sprint? Progress, but rarely as planned. Why engineers aren't always the best project managers, perhaps. Some thoughts on executing two smaller ideas which still leverage the core code and which might be easier to kick off and, at the same time, test out the software and general build and deploy workflow. And they're good ideas, IMHO. CantHave NookieMap You're interested a...

Took a short Phoenix sojourn to visit my fully-vaccinated parents for their anniversary, and for once in a very long time I left my laptop behind on a trip.  It was not a cell from The Far Side after all, so it was either a Far Side Clone at some point, or The Mandela Effect in action (though the actual Far Side cell artwork is close, the humorous text is not... I was way off). Sadly, TheFarS...

Well, my sprint schedule slipped. If you listened to the very first episode of this new show, you heard among the random bits of story and ramble, that I wanted to deploy the websites that correspond to this and two other new audio programs I'm a part of now, but... As the title suggests, these are not excuses, because late is late, but I do go into substantial detail about the two reasons for my...

The very first Quoggling Sand episode, with a quick introduction to the show, a few mini tales about your host, and... A Sprint! Part of the ongoing discussion will be weekly sprints, working on various projects, by your host AND/OR guests and other participants. Could be technology-centric, but not always. Tune in and find out. Aiming for live streams and chats and whatnot as we get this party st...