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#312: Our Changing Relationship with Apple

February 13th, 2025 · 29 minutes

How our values have diverged and our perceived relationship has changed with Apple, forcing our motivations for iOS development to evolve.

#311: The Long Term

January 30th, 2025 · 29 minutes

Qualities and perspectives that help us stick with indie development over time.

#310: What's In Our Toolbox: Task Management

January 16th, 2025 · 29 minutes

In the fourth of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss task management, collaboration, and a final assortment of miscellaneous apps.

#309: What's In Our Toolbox: Code Assistance

January 6th, 2025 · 29 minutes

In the third of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss documentation, code from the web, and LLM-powered code generation.

#308: What's In Our Toolbox: Simulators & Source Control

December 19th, 2024 · 29 minutes

In the second of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss the tools we use to enhance the iOS Simulator, make the most of on-device testing, and manage our code in source control.

#307: What's In Our Toolbox: Code & Design

December 5th, 2024 · 29 minutes

In the first of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss the tools we use to write code and design visuals.

#306: Overcast "Wrapped"

November 20th, 2024 · 28 minutes

Adding listening stats and a history feature to Overcast Premium.

#305: Selling Apps

November 7th, 2024 · 29 minutes

Different types of acquisitions, reasons why someone might want to buy our businesses, and reasons why we might want to sell — or not.

#304: Onboarding

October 24th, 2024 · 29 minutes

Improving the first-run experiences in our apps.

#303: Raising Prices

October 16th, 2024 · 29 minutes

Looking around the App Store, it's clear that we're not charging enough.