by J on Jan 23, 2018
Episode 15. We've tried to cut down the length of the podcast this week since last week we went a bit overboard. Let us know what you think. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia.
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Good podcast guys - but a little on the short side. I don’t know if someone complained that the podcast was too long last week, but 15-20 minutes is cool in my book.
Taking time out to give dating advice via Terminator 2 is something there should be a lot more of in web entertainment.
Hey, no link to Relevance! I just wasted seconds of my life (and I’m old - seconds count) Googling.
More links, more notes, more everything. More minutes? If you want, it’s your podcast. I’ll listen.
Last podcast didn’t sound too long, so this one sounds slightly short. :) Doing great as usual though. Thanks for the info about Scout and RSpec. And Living on the edge also cool.
Doesn’t matter to me if the podcast is long or short - it’s the good content and your inimitable sense of humour that I keep coming back for!
i love these podcasts! please keep them coming! the old, longer length was good. this new length is also good.