Mac Power users, episode 707, workflows with Ryan Ireland.

Hello, everyone. This is David Sparks. I am going solo today. Mr. Hackett's out sick.

I will say that I was sick last week, but I made very careful efforts not to cough into the

microphone so it's not my fault. But Stephen isn't here this week, but that's okay. You don't have

just me. Along with me today is my friend Ryan Ireland. Welcome to the show Ryan.

Hey David, thanks. Great to be here. Ryan and I have known each other for years. Ryan is also

a video teacher focusing mainly on web development, but I don't know when we first met Ryan,

but it's you've been banging around the internet a long time paying for your shoes.

That's right. Oh gosh, you've probably had something to do with, I don't know,

mark down and max on that one, sure. It's been a while.

There are really days of mark down. I feel like back in the day, because mark down came out and

webinars were using it, but nobody else. But then when the iPhone showed up and didn't have a

rich text editor, all the nerds figured out that the way to do rich text on the iPhone is with

mark down. And it was like, those were fun days, kind of like sharing that and like every new mark

down app. I don't know if you remember Terp Strait one point had a spreadsheet of every markdown

app for the iPhone. Yeah. You know, we all had like, you know, our favorite mark down apps.

And yeah, those were good times. Those were good times. And I feel like I don't know if mark down

ever broke through completely, but if I can't tell you a quick story, I was able to do a

few training classes at Johnson Space Center in Houston. Yeah. But they, but it was really

funny because in, and I was teaching them get version control. And the way that NASA

worked is they have all these independent teams and they come together and, you know, connect,

like they're different parts of a project. And so they wanted their software developers to move

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