The episode, in writing
by Richard Lovatt · from the episode above, checked against what was said
I'm just checking things out. You'll have noticed every episode I did prior to this has been a walkthrough on my laptop, so kind of landscape, and now I'm using the phone because I'm looking into releasing the app on the App Store. And of course that means I've got to start using this.
Through this whole setup I've already noticed a bunch of bugs, things are just not aligned. There are mechanisms that are running on web that haven't been added to the app for some reason. I do want to keep this aspect of the app more basic, just more for shooting. I want the app for people if they're on the move, not at the desk, whatever, they can still just shoot like this and show the things on the wall. But obviously lots of things I want to change.
Right now as I'm looking at you guys I can't see the timer, I think it's in a different form, but anyway I've got two minutes.
There was something I didn't quite like. Now that I've experienced the podcast aspect, where I'm in a dialogue with it, it feels like a human. When you then move back to the interview style questions, where you've given it a topic and it's prepared questions for you, it just feels so robotic. I gave it a topic, the topic was I filmed for seven days in a row, and it created stuff around that, and they were just really repetitive. It's like you wouldn't listen to all of that.
So, food for thought.