Episodes

Jamming about what would be required from a new no-code tool in today's episode.

Headed back to the USA today. Jamming in this episode about soloprenuering while traveling.

It's this week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jazz at Lunch Pail Labs this week (04/02/22 - 4/08/22)

Jamming about how I create no-code tutorials. What's your process? Feel free to tweet it @ojabowalola

Jamming about three frameworks to organize stories that I plan on using on some client projects. The frameworks mentioned were 1) The story spine 2) The story circle 3) The story brand framework and 4) Context, Action, Result

Recently joined 1 min media a video production community. Looking forward to using the tactics for content with Lunch Pail Labs

Chatting about going to market with clients in this episode, why I think no-code agencies should think beyond "no-code dev" and the process I've been trialing on a few projects.

It's this week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jazz at Lunch Pail Labs this week (3/25/22 - 4/01/22)

Jamming in this episode about why companies especially historically developer-first companies should explore marketing and serving no-coders/low-coders

Jamming about supporting no-coders who use integrations/widgets through demos in this short episode.

Jamming about some ways I'm thinking about investing in information at Lunch Pail Labs to inspire better content.

Ahmed recently wrote about the incoming agency of one storm. These are 1-person businesses that offer bundled end-to-end services to customers charge a monthly recurring fee -define their offer, pricing, and terms. define their offer pricing and terms Exploring a few businesses with this model in the episode (DesignJoy, Chartfleau, and GetRhys) and how this might translate for Lunch Pail Labs

It's this week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jazz at Lunch Pail Labs this week (3/18/22 - 3/25/22)

A client reached out from a project we worked on almost a year ago. A part of the site stopped working but luckily, I had saved the snippet, so it was easy to revert, but I don't always do that. Jamming about how archiving functionality can feed future product and content ideas for Lunch Pail Labs.

I've been operating under the learn, build, teach mantra. Jamming in this episode about turning learning and building activities into teaching and reflecting on the process I used for creating a cheat sheet with Adalo.

Shared a tweet today about resources on going from 0 to 1 with building products on things like marketing, design, etc and jamming about that in today's episode.

Some thoughts about platform risk for no-code agencies and freelancers in light of Bubble's new pricing announcements

It's this week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jazz at Lunch Pail Labs this week (3/12/22 - 3/18/22)

I'm in the UK for the next month or so for work and family, jamming about showing up consistently and things I plan to try to not fall off on critical daily routines for Lunch Pail Labs. If you have any tips would love to hear them 👀

Jamming about some new low-code tools on the block and switching to platforms that let you build visually and export the code in this episode.

Some of the brilliance of transparent storytelling and building in public is not only the building an audience affects, it turns anything into a game. I ran into this packy article that describes this phenomenon well and reflects in this episode about how it all applies to Lunch Pail's infinite game.

Noticing helps us be more creative, find flow, and spot new trends. Unfortunately, we live in an age of distraction where the ability to be present is often lost. Jamming about some exercises to get better at paying attention from Rob Walker's The Art of Noticing.

It's this week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jazz at Lunch Pail Labs this week (3/05/22 - 3/11/22)

Many popular business/product frameworks are inspired by concepts in completely different areas of study. For example, phenomena with Meerkat inspired Andrew Chen’s atomic networks in the Cold Start Problem, game theory inspires a lot of popular UX patterns, The Lean Startup is the business application of the scientific method. Jamming about this, and some areas of study I plan on delving deeper in at Lunch Pail Labs.