by J on Oct 30, 2017
Episode 5 coming at ya. It's not quite as long as last week's episode, but we hope we make up for that in quality. As always, thanks to the Pragmatic Studio for sponsorship and please let us know if you have any feedback for us or anything you'd like us to cover.
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I realize this is a ridiculous request and that I can easily do it myself, but I’m wondering if you’d be open for renaming your mp3 files from this:
RailsEnvyPodcast-Episode5-_10-30-07.mp3
to this:
5-RailsEnvyPodcast_10-30-07.mp3
Or something similar putting the episode number as the first character. My mp3 player (not an ipod, so I realize that makes me .0001% of the market :) doesn’t show the entire title so if it was listed that way they’d be easier to find…
On a good note… you got me to laugh a couple of times over your last ones… that doesn’t happen often while reading/listening to stuff like this :)
Hey guys, I like what you’re doing with this podcast. I finally made some time to check it out (had to, since you talked about MicroPlace, heh), and I was very pleased with the whole production. Good information, witty banter, links on the blog post for easy access, and pudding! Mmmmm, pudding…
Just added you to my podcast subscriptions. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the link guys. I’m really enjoying the podcast. Keep up the good work.
Haha! “We had the $240. We had to have the pudding.”