Ryan gives an update on where we are at with Amigo and what the plan is going forward. We’re not sure why he’s developed a lisp - maybe something to do with a change of camera. Watch it and find out.
RSS readers, view the video here.
Just a quick note to say that my workshop is only three days away. We still have a few seats left, so if you’re planning on attending you should grab a seat quickly.
Here’s a quick description:
A one-day practical workshop that will teach you everything you need to know to build a web application. This in-depth course is perfect for small teams who are constrained by time and budget. We’ll reveal all the secrets that we used to launch DropSend, our massively successful (and profitable) web app.
We’re going on holiday (or vacation as Ryan will have it). I know, I know - we’re right in the middle of finishing up Amigo. But, even web app builders need a pool and some mindless literature to keep them sane. Besides, our developer, Dave, has gone on holiday so none of the tweaks that we need to do to set the beta live will be done until he gets back in a week’s time. Therefore this is a pretty good time for us to grab some relaxation.
I think time out is important. We’re not machines. It’s counterproductive to work, work, work until the work is done, even though sometimes we’d like to. We need time to reflect. A holiday is a time for thinking, for relaxing your mind, for drinking beer and laughing and… for having ideas. The last time we went on holiday we came up with the idea for Carson Workshops, so I have great faith in letting your brain run free.
I think Amigo will benefit from our holiday. Sometimes when I’m very close to a project I find it difficult to view it as other people do. I get so entangled in its little complexities that I can’t step back and do what’s right for the app rather that what’s right for the budget or the timeline. Holiday will solve that. Holiday will give us time to think. Holiday is good!