You probably know their apps, but probably don’t know how they came to be. Join us every episode for a casual conversation with some of the best indie developers out.
This episode we sit down with Kaya Thomas to explore the origins of her life as one of the tech industries most forward thinking and progressive developers. From customising her MySpace page, to creating apps to help underrepresented groups find diverse books, to working at a $12B company, Kaya has always been at the forefront of progressive tech. Relevant Links: We Read Too Thank you to Moderation for sponsoring this episode. Get a radically simple food diary for free.
Hey all! This episode we're joined by Christian Selig, the developer of the crazy popular Apollo for Reddit. We talk about his high school life, to working at Apple as an intern, before leaving to pursue his indie career. Relevant Links: Apollo for Reddit 'A lot of tails wagging' after app developer raises $27K for Nova Scotia SPCA
This episode we are joined by Russ Shanahan, developer of the immensely popular Happy Scale. Russ takes us through his days of reading BASIC booklets in his lunch time to graduating college and getting (and quitting) his first job. Relevant Links: Happy Scale Indie Beginnings (Website) Indie Beginnings (Twitter) Follow me on Twitter
This episode we're joined by Anders Borum, the consultant turned developer who went from creating drawing apps for his daughter, to creating some of the most popular iOS developer tools out there. Show Links: Drawing Den Working Copy Github Education Pack Secure ShellFish
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