Design vs Dev Agile League

This week Drew is joined by the one and only Joseph Beaty who created the music and sound effects for Dune Trivia, our work in progress Flutter application. The two talk about sound design for phone apps, web apps, and Joseph’s creative process.







Check out Joseph Beaty’s A View From Here, used in Dune Trivia. His other music can be found online at josephbeaty.com and @josephbeaty.







PM us on twitter if you’d like to beta test the new application. Drew is @noltedesign, and Andrew is @profnahlik.

This week Drew is joined by David Doran of Oneupweb to discuss their new strategy for telling the customer’s story. Based on the workshop by Donald Miller, StoryBrand, Dave discusses how it’s helped their own marketing company convert and how to integrate this customer-centric story telling with web design and visuals.







If you have any questions or comments about today’s episode find Drew at @noltedesign.







Dave, well, Dave is a social media ghost, so contact him at @oneupweb.







A big thanks to Joseph Beaty for our intro music. His music can be found online at josephbeaty.com and @josephbeaty.

This week, Andrew and Drew talk about how they built their core quiz mechanic for Dune Trivia. Andrew talks about future-proofing the mechanic by adding variables for EVERYTHING!







Exciting news, the Dune Trivia app is now in Beta on both iOS and Android! We’re giving away some Dune swag as well. To throw your name in the running for a ‘Litany Against Fear’ broadside, and some Dune Funko Pop figures, sign up for Beta! Just email drew at drew@agileleague.com or PM him on twitter at @noltedesign to join the Beta.







You can also enter the drawing by suggesting a Dune Trivia question here.







We have our own Dune Trivia music released by Joseph Beaty. Buy the mini album for $3 on bandcamp here!







Another big thanks to Joseph Beaty for our intro music. His music can be found online at josephbeaty.com and @josephbeaty.

This week Andrew and Drew discuss how they decided to structure their flutter files in the Dune Trivia application. Exciting spoiler, they cribbed from a Ruby on Rails MVC scaffolding structure.







Find the test app here: Dune Trivia







PM us on twitter if you’d like to beta test the new application. Drew is @noltedesign, and Andrew is @profnahlik.







Also, we have our own Dune Trivia music released by Joseph Beaty. Buy the mini album for $3 on bandcamp here!







Another big thanks to Joseph Beaty for our intro music. His music can be found online at josephbeaty.com and @josephbeaty.

This week Andrew and Drew discuss how they decided to handle data in their new Dune Trivia application. From caching, csv, to settling on a Database that is built by calling on the WordPress JSON API.







Find the test app here: Dune Trivia







Shoot questions at comments to Drew at @noltedesign, and Andrew at @profnahlik.







A big thanks to Joseph Beaty for our new intro music. His music can be found online at josephbeaty.com and @josephbeaty.

This week Andrew and Drew talk about taking the free online flutter crash course by AppBrewery taught by Andela Yu. Both highly recommend it based on their experiences. There is also a paid version with more in-depth sections. Check out a full course resource list here.







Part of the course is creating apps that you can customize and expand on. Andrew and Drew both added to the MiCard section of the course:































































Find Drew at @noltedesign, and Andrew at @profnahlik.







Andrew Nahlik is an axperienced analyst, developer, and educator. Skilled in Economics, Game Theory, Machine Learning, Reinforcement Learning, Programming, Data Visualization, and extensive education in both Economics and Computer Science. 







A big thanks to Joseph Beaty for our new intro music. His music can be found online at josephbeaty.com and @josephbeaty.