Daniel talks to Manton about his last-minute preparations for Micro Camp, and the extent to which he’s had to drop everything to focus on the virtual conference. Daniel describes the process of reacing to the New York Times dropping Across Lite support, and his ultimate delivery of an updated version of Black Ink to work around the change. Finally, they talk about the merit of staying engaged with customers who have made feature requests, even if it was a long time ago.
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Links:
- Micro.camp – Manton’s virtual conference for Micro.blog users and developers.
- Vi.to – Online conference-running solution from the makers of Ti.to.
- Black Ink 2.1.7 – Daniel’s announcement of the update to Black Ink that preserves NYT support.
- OmniFocus – Productivity app that Daniel uses to manage his ToDos and recurring task lists.
- Brené Brown – Episode of NPR’s “How I Built This” featuring the vulnerability expert.
