PJUllrich

PJUllrich

Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView

Peter and Gus discuss the OTP emergency patches, Gleam Release, the Programming Nerves book update, and more on this week’s Macro Mayhem episode.

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gus

gus

Nerves Core Team

Heya @nseaSeb, thanks for the suggestion! We are aware of the volume difference, we’re still working on dialing in our setup :slight_smile:

We’re gonna try playing with some of the mic settings before the next episode and hopefully it will be better. Thanks for listening!!

nseaSeb

nseaSeb

Hi
Great stuff—it’s really cool to have this podcast. If I may make a suggestion: there is a significant difference in volume between the two of you; using a compressor could help even out the levels and make for a more comfortable listening experience.
Best regards

PJUllrich

PJUllrich OP

Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView

Thank you and that’s a great idea! I wasn’t sure what to put here, so I kept it minimal. But here’s the summary of today’s episode already in that format :slight_smile:

FOLLOW UPS

  • Deep dish is indeed pizza, not a pie. (Is it though?)
  • Hologram is written in Elixir

NEWS — 02:31

BLOGS — 09:57

MEETUPS & CONFERENCES — 27:36

  • Nerves Meetup — online via Zoom, this week (August 12)
  • UnConference before ElixirConf US (Sept 9) and CodeBEAM EU (Oct 20)
  • Goatmire — Varberg, Sweden, Sept 28 – Oct 3

DISCUSSION

AstonJ

AstonJ

Congrats on a great second podcast - I’ve got it on in the background and love how you’re covering things such as forum discussions :049:

Quick suggestion (no worries if you think it’ll be too much work) but I reckon when you post on the forum adding two headings/sections (under the video) would be really helpful:

Topics Covered

  • News
  • Blog Posts
  • Discussion Topic 1
  • Discussion Topic 2
  • Etc
  • (If you can add time-stamps even better)

Related Threads

  • Related Thread 1
  • Related Thread 2
  • Blog Post Thread 1
  • Blog Post Thread 2
  • etc

Reasons:

  • Let’s people quickly see whether you’re covering a topic they might be interested in (so the more complete your list is the better) :icon_biggrin:
  • When you link to a thread you actually get a link back to this one, so if someone is following a discussion they’ll see you covered it in your podcast too :icon_biggrin:
  • Let’s people jump straight into those discussions as well if they fancy it :icon_biggrin:

No worries if you think it’s too much work, but worth a go imo :003:

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