So this is an interesting point that's worth exploring. I hear what you're saying (everyone and his brother is trying to make a buck making apps these days) bu

So this is an interesting point that's worth exploring. I hear what you're saying (everyone and his brother is trying to make a buck making apps these days) but..... I do kinda think that making apps is actually creating something vs. day trading (profiting on volatility/others' mania) vs. mortgage brokering (profiting on volatility/others' mania) vs. real estate flipping (profiting on volatility/others' mania). So while there may be a "development bubble", I think it can only really be a good thing. More creativity. Now, when it stops becoming profitable to do so (i.e. app prices / advertising revenue reverts to the mean) then you'll see the opportunistic types vanish. But I think deciding to build/create applications in and of itself shouldn't be seen as a bad thing...