Podcasts about things app

Werner Jainek and Vojtěch Rylko from Cultured Code talk about their migration of Things Cloud to Server Side with Swift and what they learned along the way.GuestThings - To-Do List for Mac & iOSThings (@things.app) — BlueskyThings (@culturedcode)Things (@things@mastodon.online)Werner Jainek (@jainek@mastodon.social)Vojtěch RylkoVojtech Rylko (@vry@mastodon.social)Vojtěch Rylko | LinkedInVojtěch Rylko (@vojtechrylko)vojtarylko (Vojtech Rylko)AnnouncementsJoin Bushel BetaJoin our Patreon!Newsletters | BrightDigitLinksSwift.org - How Swift's server support powers Things CloudThe Success Story of Server-Side Swift at Cultured Code - Vojtech Rylko - YouTubeRelated EpisodesSwift on Android with Marc Prud'hommeauxSwift, Server Side, Serverless with Sébastien StormacqFull Stack Lyriq with Adegboyega OlusunmadePixelBlitz in Public with Martin LasekSwiftly Tooling with Pol Piella AbadiaBackend Decisions with Mikaela CaronWhat is Firebase with Peter FrieseAWS and SOTO with Adam FowlerSocial MediaEmailleo@brightdigit.comGitHub - @brightdigitTwitter BrightDigit - @brightdigitLeo - @leogdionLinkedInBrightDigitLeoPatreon - brightdigitCreditsMusic from https://filmmusic.io"Blippy Trance" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) (00:00) - Overview of Cultured Code and Things App (02:19) - Migrating to Server-Side Swift (09:07) - Technical Challenges and Solutions (27:56) - Background Workers and Swift (32:11) - Swift 6 Adoption (36:34) - Chaos Testing and Deployment Thanks to our monthly supporters Tomáš Slíž Edward Sanchez Steven Lipton ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

ShrimpShellShineShoe24!   608: In the Cloud: Troubleshooting Tech and Exploring Backups   In this episode of Command Control Power, the team discusses a range of topics from humorous backdrops and personal anecdotes about health to dealing with poor support from vendors and troubleshooting client tech issues. They highlight the importance of routine check-ups, like colonoscopies, share experiences with various backup solutions including Backblaze and Carbon Copy Cloner, and delve into the complexities of using organizational tools like OmniFocus, Monday.com, and Things. The episode wraps up with a cautionary tale about outdated routers affecting internet performance and tips for navigating client inquiries.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:07 Old Man Yells at Cloud 00:39 Dental Implants and Simpsons Humor 01:12 Health PSA: Colonoscopy 02:23 Backup Solutions Discussion 02:51 Carbon Copy Cloner Features 05:06 Backblaze and iCloud Storage 16:11 Encryption and External Drives 19:47 Organizational Tools: OmniFocus and Daylight 23:51 Reflecting on OmniFocus 25:13 Automation and OmniFocus Pro 26:15 Exploring Monday.com 27:19 The Things App and Emojis 28:12 The Importance of Quick Input 28:46 Handling Too Many Tasks 34:35 Dealing with Poor Support 41:17 Client Internet Troubleshooting 45:54 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts

In this 2nd of a 6 part series I, Marissa your host and totally inept APP user, will talk about my 5 favorite apps that help us a nomadic family. Now, please don't mistake this episode as me trying to come off as a tech expert, because I am NOT! But, with these 5 apps we are able to do school, entertainment and family relations in a better way while we are moving around this globe.  HOOPLA: This app is connected to the public library you live near in the United States. So, make sure that you have a library card for each person you want to sign up for this. You can “check out” 8 books each month, and no more. But having free access to books, movies, and music is awesome! It's been a great part of our schooling for the kids. And since it's free you really can't lose! Disney +: Why this app? There are 2 main reasons: 1) National Geographic is amazing. We use this to watch educational shows, and see places that we will be traveling too. While we were in Europe we watched the “Europe from Above” series, while in Paris we watched “Notre-Dame Race Against the Inferno” to learn about the fire. Also, there are many fun ways to connect movies and travel. While on our trip in the Amazon Rainforest we downloaded and watched “Jungle Cruise”.  Reason 2) Travel days can be long! And the great thing about this app is you can download movies and shows on each person's device. That means before we head to the airport for a 13 hour travel day, each of our kids can pick out the movies they want to watch. That helps SO much, and if you're a parent you understand how great it is for each kid to watch what they want and not have to share a screen.  GoodNotes: This app helps with everything in our lives. Even in the digital world it's so easy for kids to get “messy”. This allows them to have a notebook for each of their subjects, but also they can use it to journal or draw or write stories or poems, whatever they want. You can also use it to plan your trips. Just create a notebook for the place you are going and you can keep all your notes and links and facts and places to visit all in one place.  Marco Polo: We use this app DAILY to talk to our family. It's so easy. You just send a video message to your group (a group can be 1 or 20 people, you pick who is in each group) and whenever they are ready they watch it and can respond. It's great for those moments when you're out and about and you see something cool and think “I wish my mom or dad or friend could see this?”. Just open the app, take a video and bam, they see it! This app has helped our family in America feel better about our traveling because they can actually see where we are, and what we are doing, and it's helped us by allowing us to feel like our families are up to date with what's happening in our lives.  WhatsApp: This probably isn't a new one for you, but just in case you haven't heard of it, I wanted to talk about it. The best thing (in my opinion) is the video calling. My mom doesn't have the same type of phone as me, so direct phone to phone video calling isn't possible, but with WhatsApp we can video call easily, and it works just as good as that other green button with the video camera on it. If you have someone you want to be able to call a lot, but don't want to pay lots to do it, this can be a great option. I don't use the social side of it, but it's there if you want it. .................... Marissa is NOT sponsored by any of these apps, she just really likes them! Follow Marissa and her family on Instagram to see the daily adventures they get into, they are Family Of Dashes. Link to the Test Trip Podcast Episode  

My guest today is the brilliantly creative D’ana Joi from Joi Knows How. Finding herself in the predicament of having too many passions to narrow down to one career, feeling paralyzed by having to choose one thing, she decided to put all of herself onto a blog, everything she loved, everything about D’ana Joi. And it’s no mistake that her middle name is Joi because Joy is at the heart of everything she does. By choosing herself and honouring her energy, she was empowered to start functioning with clarity, enabling her business to grow and pivot organically to where it is now. If you find yourself wanting to do so many things and not knowing how to focus on just one, then this episode is for you. D'Ana Joi shares 4 ways in which you can turn that confusion into clarity and start honouring your creative energy and operate in alignment with your true self. I know this episode is going to encourage you and inspire you to figure out what the multi-passionate experience looks like for you. It’s time to embrace everything that you are. LINKS: Website: https://joi-knows-how.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/joi.knows.how Tomato timer: https://tomato-timer.com Note taker and goal setter: Things App Joi’s Facebook Community: Creative Abundance Tribe

In this episode, we welcome our very own, Yong Bakos. We talk about remote work and how to be successful and productive while working from home. Yong shares some of his personal favorites on how to stay organized and on task, including eating frogs. (Yes, you heard that right). Tune in next week to listen to the rest of our conversation with Yong in part 2. (Mentioned in the show: The Guardian Article: Working from home has a troubled history. Coronavirus is exposing its flaws again, productivity tools like Basecamp, Atlassian, Slack, Microsoft To-Do, Things App, the Getting Things Done (GTD) method, Inbox/Calendar 0, and the time management hack titled Eat That Frog).

Apps that change the way we live, work and play. There is an app for everything ranging from podcast apps, weather apps, social media apps, health apps and game apps. Today, the Guru of Geek Marlo Anderson talks about some useful apps, holiday apps and even some weird apps. Which apps do you use? Explore […] The post All Things App appeared first on The Tech Ranch.

Today I am here with Megan Elizabeth, the founder of Making Things, a brand new app that gives you access to a huge library of patterns from many different designers - digitally as a monthly subscription. The features are wide ranging but one of my favorites is that it works as a stitch counter tool and will hold your place mid pattern, so you know where you are when you set your project down and come back to it. It's a whole new way of thinking about the pattern design industry. Along with hearing about her business and how it's shaking up the pattern world, I think you'll love hearing about her unwavering belief in herself and her ideas. It is powerful and I hope, will inspire you to embrace the same within yourself. Let's dive in!   Show notes here. 

Kino Knits is a featured designer on the new Making Things app! Think of it as Netflix for knitters and crocheters... pay one monthly fee and get full access to a huge library of amazing patterns to enable your making. This episode features an interview with the founder of Making Things. To check out the platform, please access through https://makingthin.gs/kinoknits. Full show notes can be found at kinoknits.com/058.  

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Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jeff Cross This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Jeff Cross. Jeff has been working on Angular and JavaScript for the past five years with Google and now with Nrwl, which he created in the past year. He got started with programming around 12 years old when his Mom taught him and his siblings how to create websites using FrontPage. He then worked as a web designer utilizing Flash and joined an agency when he was in his 20’s that focused on Flash. Jeff talks about his path to his success and the different steps it took him to get to where he is today.  In particular, We dive pretty deep on: How did you get into programming? HTML and FrontPage Dreamweaver GeoCities Gifs Started off as a web designer Flash Object-Oriented Programming JavaScript Backbone From JavaScript to Angular Node Programming APIs Deployd Angular Team at Google What have you contributed to angular? Embarrassing stories Consulting NX And much, much more! Links: FreshBooks Nrwl Deployd Linode @JeffBCross @nrwl_io Nrwl Blog Picks: Jeff Things App Charles Apple Air Pods Astro Reality

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jeff Cross This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Jeff Cross. Jeff has been working on Angular and JavaScript for the past five years with Google and now with Nrwl, which he created in the past year. He got started with programming around 12 years old when his Mom taught him and his siblings how to create websites using FrontPage. He then worked as a web designer utilizing Flash and joined an agency when he was in his 20’s that focused on Flash. Jeff talks about his path to his success and the different steps it took him to get to where he is today.  In particular, We dive pretty deep on: How did you get into programming? HTML and FrontPage Dreamweaver GeoCities Gifs Started off as a web designer Flash Object-Oriented Programming JavaScript Backbone From JavaScript to Angular Node Programming APIs Deployd Angular Team at Google What have you contributed to angular? Embarrassing stories Consulting NX And much, much more! Links: FreshBooks Nrwl Deployd Linode @JeffBCross @nrwl_io Nrwl Blog Picks: Jeff Things App Charles Apple Air Pods Astro Reality

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jeff Cross This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Jeff Cross. Jeff has been working on Angular and JavaScript for the past five years with Google and now with Nrwl, which he created in the past year. He got started with programming around 12 years old when his Mom taught him and his siblings how to create websites using FrontPage. He then worked as a web designer utilizing Flash and joined an agency when he was in his 20’s that focused on Flash. Jeff talks about his path to his success and the different steps it took him to get to where he is today.  In particular, We dive pretty deep on: How did you get into programming? HTML and FrontPage Dreamweaver GeoCities Gifs Started off as a web designer Flash Object-Oriented Programming JavaScript Backbone From JavaScript to Angular Node Programming APIs Deployd Angular Team at Google What have you contributed to angular? Embarrassing stories Consulting NX And much, much more! Links: FreshBooks Nrwl Deployd Linode @JeffBCross @nrwl_io Nrwl Blog Picks: Jeff Things App Charles Apple Air Pods Astro Reality

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jeff Cross This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Jeff Cross. Jeff has been working on Angular for the past five years with Google and now with Nrwl, which he created in the past year. He got stated with programming around 12 years old when his Mom taught him and his siblings how to create websites using FrontPage. He then worked as a web designer utilizing Flash and joined an agency when he was in his 20’s that focused on Flash. Jeff talks about his path to his success and the different steps it took him to get to where he is today. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  How did you get into programming? HTML and FrontPage Dreamweaver GeoCities Gifs Started off as a web designer Flash Object-Oriented Programming JavaScript Backbone From JavaScript to Angular Node Programming APIs Deployd Angular Team at Google What have you contributed to angular? Embarrassing stories Consulting NX And much, much more! Links:  FreshBooks Nrwl Deployd Linode @JeffBCross @nrwl_io Nrwl Blog Picks: Jeff Things App Charles Apple Air Pods Astro Reality

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jeff Cross This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Jeff Cross. Jeff has been working on Angular for the past five years with Google and now with Nrwl, which he created in the past year. He got stated with programming around 12 years old when his Mom taught him and his siblings how to create websites using FrontPage. He then worked as a web designer utilizing Flash and joined an agency when he was in his 20’s that focused on Flash. Jeff talks about his path to his success and the different steps it took him to get to where he is today. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  How did you get into programming? HTML and FrontPage Dreamweaver GeoCities Gifs Started off as a web designer Flash Object-Oriented Programming JavaScript Backbone From JavaScript to Angular Node Programming APIs Deployd Angular Team at Google What have you contributed to angular? Embarrassing stories Consulting NX And much, much more! Links:  FreshBooks Nrwl Deployd Linode @JeffBCross @nrwl_io Nrwl Blog Picks: Jeff Things App Charles Apple Air Pods Astro Reality

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jeff Cross This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Jeff Cross. Jeff has been working on Angular for the past five years with Google and now with Nrwl, which he created in the past year. He got stated with programming around 12 years old when his Mom taught him and his siblings how to create websites using FrontPage. He then worked as a web designer utilizing Flash and joined an agency when he was in his 20’s that focused on Flash. Jeff talks about his path to his success and the different steps it took him to get to where he is today. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  How did you get into programming? HTML and FrontPage Dreamweaver GeoCities Gifs Started off as a web designer Flash Object-Oriented Programming JavaScript Backbone From JavaScript to Angular Node Programming APIs Deployd Angular Team at Google What have you contributed to angular? Embarrassing stories Consulting NX And much, much more! Links:  FreshBooks Nrwl Deployd Linode @JeffBCross @nrwl_io Nrwl Blog Picks: Jeff Things App Charles Apple Air Pods Astro Reality