John Nunemaker

I joined Chris on The Hallway Track to talk about running Box Out Sports, Fireside, and Flipper while still maintaining open source projects like HTTParty.

I went on Code with Jason for the second time.

I hopped on IndieRails with Jess and Jeremy (again).

I joined Brendan Buckingham and Ryan Frisch on the Rails Business Podcast to talk about how AI has changed my day-to-day as a developer.

In short Conductor creates isolated workspaces for running multiple coding-agent sessions in parallel.

I recently sat down with Marty Mechtenberg on the Rooted and Reaching podcast to talk about my entrepreneurial journey, from struggling through my first programming class at Bethel to building multiple SaaS businesses while staying rooted in the South Bend

Something that’s been on my mind lately: Why is a customer going to choose my product?

I’m never one to turn down being on a podcast, especially since acquiring Fireside.fm, a podcast host.

A few weeks back I joined Chad on his Giant Robots podcast to talk Ruby, Rails and a bit of business – including our acquisition of Fireside last year.

I had a nice chat with Brendan and Ryan on the Rails Business podcast a few weeks ago and now its live!

I was stoked when I discovered that the Ruby on Rails podcast is hosted on our platform – fireside.fm.

It’s out and it’s stout.

For those that haven’t subscribed to the fireside blog or the podcast, I figured I’d update here as well.

Episode #1 went out last Thursday.

We did it!

In short I shrank a 57 GB PostgreSQL table by cloning its structure, copying only the rows worth keeping, briefly renaming the old and new tables, and then dropping the original.

Last, but not least for this week, I was on Founder Quest.

I joined Adam and Jerod to share my new thesis for acquiring Rails based SaaS apps.

Last week Drew invited me on his podcast.

I’ve had business partners for every business I’ve been a part of.