Waiting For Review

Dave loses his extra sales for GoVJ 2.0, as a lower baseline starts to form post launch. Dave has diverted himself into exploring Vapor (Swift on the Server), for a test project... Daniel prepares th…

Dave talks about his blip of extra sales, after launching GoVJ 2.0.

Daniel is getting into Funnels, and TelemetryDeck's custom query language (TQL!), and sprucing up TelemetryDeck's documentation si…

Dave has finally released GoVJ 2.0 to the world 🎉

Meanwhile, Daniel has been chilling and relaxing, and resetting himself before heading back into TelemetryDeck development ⚙️

Enjoy the show,

Dave…

Life interrupted the release of this episode - but better late than never ! Originally recorded in early June.

Packed with all the things:

• Our favourite items from WWDC22!
• Daniel is back on a Magi…

Daniel has destroyed his keyboard and is exploring the world of clackety key caps with lots of options.

Meanwhile, Dave is resting and recovering and is banned from the use of his Mac, so of course,…

A wide ranging episode this time, including:

• How we're using Async/Await in our apps.
• Dave aspires to find an excuse for server side Swift (and Daniel offers to help)
• Dave is adding in-app purchase…

We catch up on Daniel's ProductHunt debut of TelemetryDeck.

Dave inches closer to releasing GoVJ 2 as he uses some time off from his day-job to bug-fix, and clean things up.

We discuss automated …

Daniel launches TelemetryDeck on ProductHunt, learning lessons along the away 🚀 and Dave tries to give him more 'work' to do in sharing his journey and story to the wider world 😀

Dave has sent GoVJ …

Dave has hit a mental block with "Project Magnum", with a lagging ARView, and may be focusing on his app GoVJ 2 in the meantime.

Daniel has created a queuing system for his server-side Swift backend…

Daniel and David are joined by Australian special guest Will Bishop.

Will is the developer of the cooking and recipes app, Pestle, along with Chirp for Twitter, Nano for Reddit, and MiniWiki. Will i…

On this week's show, Daniel shares a cautionary tale from his week of development. Dave has some adventures with WebRTC and the prototype of his super-secret-project ("Magnum"!).

We round up the sho…

The rebooted Waiting For Review has arrived with Season 3! 💥

The show is a fortnightly catch up between David Gary Wood, and new co-host, Daniel Jilg!

David is the longtime host of the show, an iOS…

A returning guest of the show, the one and only Daryl Baxter joins me on the show. Daryl is a tech writer, specialising in apps, apple and retro gaming.

Daryl joins me on the show to talk about what…

This is a take-over!

The lovely smooth talking Daniel Jilg of TelemetryDeck turns the tables, hosts Waiting For Review, and interviews me!

Daniel talks to me about my entry into iOS development. We…

I’m joined by Austin Blake, a prolific indie developer from Salt Lake City in the US. He creates beautiful apps in the productivity niche.

His note taking app Mitynote has just hit it's 3.0. release…

I’m joined by Daniel Jilg, developer of TelemetryDeck; lightweight analytics that’s not evil. We talked at the start of Season 2 of this podcast, and I thought I’d catch up with him again about his p…

I’m joined by David Niemeijer, founder and CEO of AssistiveWare.

AssistiveWare make Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) apps, that help many people communicate better in their lives. As…

I’m joined by Malin Sundberg, and Kai Dombrowski, creators of Orbit.

Orbit is a time tracking and invoicing app for people who want to get paid. Orbit features a beautiful design, supports Mac, iPad…

I'm joined on this episode by Chris Hefferman.

Chris is the iOS developer behind LoTR Quiz, and MyAdsense. Since launching his apps in the App Store, he's made the leap into iOS development full tim…

I'm joined on this episode by Josh Holtz.

Josh is a man of many talents. He's the lead maintainer of Fastlane tools. He co-founded a software consulting company called RokkinCat. He's the father of …