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- Follow-up on Final Draft and treating warnings as exceptions in production.
- Software methodologies. For real this time.
- Why don’t software development methodologies work?
- Evidence-based scheduling.
- Marco plugs FCModel, Casey plugs his Debug appearance, and John plugs bleeps and boops.
- After-show: CarPlay, and £1,600 audiophile Ethernet cables (via Dalton).
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