Max Seelemann is one of the founders and developers of Ulysses, one of my favorite Mac and iOS apps. I am excited to talk to him today because it is a different perspective on the software developing process. Ulysses is software I use nearly every day to write up show notes, scripts, articles, and more. I was keen to hear how they built it and the decisions they made throughout the 15 years(!) of development.
Show Notes
* Max Seeleman
* Ulysses
* Relay.fm
* AppStories / MacStories
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Intro:
Hey everybody. Welcome to episode 97 of How I Built It. Today I’m talking
to Max Seeleman. From Ulysses. Ulysses is one of my favorite Mac and iOS
apps, and I am excited to talk to him today because it is a different
perspective on the software developing process, something different than
what we usually do. Ulysses is software I use nearly every day to write up
show notes, scripts, articles, and more. I was keen to hear how they built
it over Ulysses.
So sit back and enjoy the show, we recorded this around the time of WWDC. I
know Ulysses has done a lot of really cool stuff since then to integrate
with Mac OS and iOS 12. Just cool to hear about their process. But first, I
want to tell you “that this episode is brought to you by Pantheon and
Backblaze. You’ll hear about Pantheon later on in the show, for now, let me
tell you about Backblaze.
Break:
This episode is brought to you by Backblaze. As someone who works online
all the time from home, I know how important offsite backups are. That’s
why I use Backblaze. For just $5 a month you can fully back up your Mac or
PC no matter how much space you need. It’s all unlimited. They make it
super easy to do it, too. Just install their app on your computer, and they
take care of the rest. That’s why they’ve already backed up over 600
petabytes of data. You’ll learn more about them later in this episode, but
do yourself a favor, and start the backup process now for just $5 a month.
Go to Backblaze.com/buildsomething.
Joe Casabona
: Hey everybody. Welcome to another episode of How I Built It, the podcast
that asks, “How did you build that?” Today, my guest is Max Seeleman. We
just went over this before. He is the co-founder and lead developer of one
of my favorite iOS apps, Ulysses. Max, thanks for joining me today.
Max Seeleman
: Yeah, absolutely.
Joe:
For those listening who don’t know who you are, or what Ulysses is, why
don’t you give us a little rundown. Who are you, what do you do, what is
Ulysses?
Show Notes
* Max Seeleman
* Ulysses
* Relay.fm
* AppStories / MacStories
Question of the week: What app do you use it for writing? Let me know on Twitter @jcasabona or e-mail me at joe@howibuilt.it
Join the Facebook Community / Check out the Shop
Sponsored by:
Backblaze: Get a free 15 day trial!
Pantheon: Get ready for Gutenberg. Sign up for a FREE account today.
View on separate page
Transcript
Intro:
Hey everybody. Welcome to episode 97 of How I Built It. Today I’m talking
to Max Seeleman. From Ulysses. Ulysses is one of my favorite Mac and iOS
apps, and I am excited to talk to him today because it is a different
perspective on the software developing process, something different than
what we usually do. Ulysses is software I use nearly every day to write up
show notes, scripts, articles, and more. I was keen to hear how they built
it over Ulysses.
So sit back and enjoy the show, we recorded this around the time of WWDC. I
know Ulysses has done a lot of really cool stuff since then to integrate
with Mac OS and iOS 12. Just cool to hear about their process. But first, I
want to tell you “that this episode is brought to you by Pantheon and
Backblaze. You’ll hear about Pantheon later on in the show, for now, let me
tell you about Backblaze.
Break:
This episode is brought to you by Backblaze. As someone who works online
all the time from home, I know how important offsite backups are. That’s
why I use Backblaze. For just $5 a month you can fully back up your Mac or
PC no matter how much space you need. It’s all unlimited. They make it
super easy to do it, too. Just install their app on your computer, and they
take care of the rest. That’s why they’ve already backed up over 600
petabytes of data. You’ll learn more about them later in this episode, but
do yourself a favor, and start the backup process now for just $5 a month.
Go to Backblaze.com/buildsomething.
Joe Casabona
: Hey everybody. Welcome to another episode of How I Built It, the podcast
that asks, “How did you build that?” Today, my guest is Max Seeleman. We
just went over this before. He is the co-founder and lead developer of one
of my favorite iOS apps, Ulysses. Max, thanks for joining me today.
Max Seeleman
: Yeah, absolutely.
Joe:
For those listening who don’t know who you are, or what Ulysses is, why
don’t you give us a little rundown. Who are you, what do you do, what is
Ulysses?
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