SqAC at a Crossroad

New Release

Today I have released the latest update to SqAC. The big change: documentation! Each screen now includes documentation on how to use the application. Many programmers slap together code, put it out there, and expect everyone to get it. They are rarely successful. This blog exists so that I, as the author, can connect with possible users. The documentation right in the application is how the app connects with the user. Continue reading “SqAC at a Crossroad”

We now be newbies

In the final week of June, Diana and I attended our first caller school. I’ve been mentored by callers for about a year and a half now, and Diana has been listening in, but did not yet have the official schooling. I called us “wannabe” callers. Now we moved up in the world: we’re newbies!

Caller school was an exciting and mind-opening experience for a wannabe. If you are serious about being a caller, you can’t go without it.

My work on SqAC may slow down a bit, as I focus a bit more on improving my own skills rather than the computer’s. I certainly intend to continue developing SqAC as the tool that I envision for it to become, but I have to balance that development time with growing my own calling and teaching skills.

Until the next post…